Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-07
Short News Stories of Interest
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vnoqua and Vicinity


u. E Bigley jeweler and ergraver.
Work guaranteed
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Corn, hay, straw and wood wanted
at Tbayer's yard at good prices.
Buy cottonseed meal and Sugarota
dairy feed Tor cows at Thayer's.
Are you eold?. If 50, order your coal
from l., c. Boyle. Phone No. ITO.
DIR. Surenson attended the funeral
II DIR. Martin Hektoen at Westby.
Mrs. Ole Hildah of Minneapolis,
returned home after months visit
here.
Theodore Spellum of La Crosse was
in the city visiting his mother and
friends.
Theodore Saugstad and A. ]. Sveen
were among Westby callers at the CEN
soR Office.
Mrs. ]. E. Hayes of Webster,
visited her parents and other relatives
in the city.
New spring styles in mems dress
shirts, already for your inspection at
the Blue Front Store.
Carl Froiland was in the city from
the Knudsons and Wigs.
Carl E. De Garmo, secretary of
Red Mound creamery association, was
in the city on business, Monday.
Sam NJ. and Blanche Gore of Viola,
had their son Lutien at a Prairie du
Chen sanitarium for treatment.
u NJ. Taylor, former Mound Park
merchant, lost his house and contents
in fire at Thorpe, his present home.
w. S. Melvin and Mr. Campbell,
Rob Mills, were among the business
visitors to the CENSOR Office on Tues
day.
Peter Hebert, former blacksmith
at Viola, was recently killed in an auto
mobile smash up at Eugene City, Orc
gon.
Don't fail to figure with us when
you build that house or barn. We can
save you money. John E. Nuzum &
Sen.
-Tibbits Cameron Company are MAX
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
Ever use Nyal's Stoneroot Com
pound? It's one of the best kinney
remedies on the market, prices Soc and
ST. 90. o. E. Davis drug store.
Henry Lake is not gaining in health
as fast rs his friends would like to be-
lieve. His wife went to the La Crosse
hospital to remain some days with him.
Harry Light had good success in
picking up desirable horses on his Mon
day visit here In about three weeks
he will return erd then hopes TO make
larger purchase,
- Those are gay and substantial new
electrical signs hung out to attract Gus
toners and light the way to the Optimo
and Running's restaurant. They are
certainly beauties.
From the frozen north, up near the
Canadian line in North Dakota, is waited
the news to relatives, that a darling
boy, their first born, came to the home
of Louis E. Spellum and wife.
Friends learn that Daniel Weber
is improving rapidly and will return
from La Crosse hospital within a few
days. He was operated on for the pre-
vailing ailment, appendicitis.
Henry Lindemann, w. D. Dyson,
DR.. Baldwin were in Chicago attending
the big auto show. Getting pointers,
of course, on the latest fads. Harry
Dahl of Westby, was alsoan attendant
MIR. VanDorn dropped in on his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Jane Nelson, while
returning home to Spokane from an
eastern trip. The Thorsons came from
Westby and had family gathering on
Sunday.
The penny picture people in the
Herrick building are apparently doing
land Office business. They have al
ready made thousands of little pictures
and say that business is getting better
every day.
If you will need car or part of a
car of cement for spring use, you will
save money by calling at Tibbits-Cam-
eron's and leave your order at once,
while it is possible to buy at low mar
ket We can store it for you until
spring. Do it now.
Poor Commissioner C. w. POWELL
has purchased the fine quarter section
farm and buildings in the town of JEFF
ferson, west and north from three
chimneys owned by Andrew Larson, Jr.
In the deal NJ. POWELL let Mr.. Larson
have hotel, residence and other prop
erty in Readstown.
Mrs. Ben c. Brown has resigned
her position with the Viroqua Creamery
Company. Mrs Brown has held the
position as bookkeeper for that estab-
lishment for over six years and has FL
led the place with satisfaction to the
managers and six hundred patrons.
Her place will be taken by Miss Ethel
Fisher.
The w. N. Cofiand and c. W.
Graves families are happy over the in
formation that there is grandbaby
for the two connections, little girl
having been born to Sherwood and Ada
Coffland at White Bear, Minnesota
Those scared and reverend grandads
will, we doubt not, weep copious and
bitter tears because it is the wrong
gender to make voting democrat from
Mrs. Chas. Fl. Campbell died at
her home in Cashton on Friday after a
brief illness. From girlhood she had
lived in than section and since Cashton
was anything her husband has been a
leading business man and Mrs. Camp
ben an influential factor in all that has
been. She was the mother Of a large
family of daughters ond two sons, most
of them grown. Mrs. Campbell was
about 65 years of age. Mrs. Jorgan
Moen of this city and Mrs. Ernest
Brown are two of her daughters.
MIR. Albert Brott, one of Viroqua' s
quiet old-soldier citizens, man Of up
r'ghtness and integrity, succumed to
the disease that has been with him for
months and passed away on Monday
morning. Mr.. Brott was about 81