Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-28

Swine ...........................M Mr.. Martiny
| Alfalfa. Supt. McKerrow
Good Cows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. NOrdman
AFTERNOON SESSION. 1:30
Sheep .,.........,............,..S upt McKerrow
Clover and Corn fundamentally Mr.. Nordman
March on Friday.
Hard or soft wood at Thayer's
Gold Coin and Purity -four at Thay-
er's.
The grounding. evidently, was mis-
taken.
Baled hay for sale at Williams
Feed Store.
Farm wagons and trucks speciality
at the Viroqua Implement Co.
No better salvethan Nentho Camph.
Cali for free sample at o E. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs Hobort Groves of
Ross, passed Sunday with Viroqua rel
atives.
Some broken lots, SO 90 and IS 50
ladies shoes at 81 90 at Viroqua Shoe
Store.
Mrs. Jessie Hunter of Viola spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. G. W..
! Nuzum.
--latest design in ladies velvet, pat
ent, suede and tan 0xfords at ViroquA
Shoe Store.
Henry Davis and wife, attendants
at the asylum, were visitors to Rich
land Center.
Albert ]. Rusk is passing a few
weeks at the home of his sister, Mrs.
M. G. Nichols.
Bert Johnson arrived from Port
land, Oregon, to visit with relatives
and boyhood friends.
Miss Julia Jennings of this COM
munity, has been engaged to teach
school at Russell, Illinois.
Edward Wig has established head
quarters in Devlin block, over the Nor
rison & jackson meat market.
Geo. w. Wilson, the fancier of
Kickapoo, attended state bee-keepers
convention at Madison last week.
Willard Hall of Readstown has en-
listed as salesman on the road for the
Parker Pen Company of GAINESVILLE.
Miss Hattie Ball of South Dakota,
has been in the city visiting her rela-
tives, the Groves and Stoll families.
Miss Grace Arlington has returned
from La Crosse, where she took a
course in stenography and typewriting.
0vercoats, overcoats, overcoats.
Cheap, cheaper, cheapest. Sacrificed.
sacrificed, sacrificed at the Blue Front
Store.
In order to make room for stock
coming in we will make cost prices on
many items during February John E.
Nuzum & Son.
Miss Alice Snodgrass was among
those who accompanied the debating
team from Tomah last Friday and also
visited relatives and girlhood friends.
Friday night the Third Regiment
Band will furnish music for big fire.
mans ball at Viola. 1t will be the ev-
ent of the season in that village.
For a complete line of farm i'm
plements, wagons, repairs and supplies
of all kinds, go to Viroqua Implement
Co., successor to Christofersons & Lar
sen.
Albert Lind and his son in-law, At
torney Geo. J. Gertson of Bowbells,
North Dakota, were here visiting rela-
tives and on business mission for a
few days.
Il. v. Huschka, a former citizen
h>re is inventor of a new fire-proof
routing. Mr.. Huschka now resides at
Mortified, Minnesota, and is brother
of Johc and Henry of this city.
Save 81 to S. now and buy an over
coat. The cUats are worth this much
to you and the money is worth more to
US than the coats. This applies to suits
just as well. The Blue Front Store.
Old neighbors are in receipt of the
sad intelligence of the death of Mrs.
Elmer Carr, former we'll known resi-
dent of Asbury Ridge. The family has
resided in Missouri the past dozen
years.
Our good run of sleighing has been
badly broken by the thaw Of the past
week. Seldom has this country enjoyed
so long and valuable period of runner
hauling. And it has been exceptionally
well improved.
Mammoth clover, Medium clover,
Alsike clover, Alfalfa clover, milIet,
timothy seed. seed barley and seed corn;
all tested and showing satisfactory ger
limitations; also garden seeds, both in
packages and bulk, at Williams Feed
Store.
dtNcUuEQ
farm school at the state university for
a few days. Doubtless the county will
profit by his qualifying at educational
farming. The man or woman who
gives period to that uplift will GER
tainly better themselves and those
about them.
--Ruel Flemming, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Flemming, of this city,
was quite badly burned about the face
and head by gas explosion in Mime
apolis. Disagreement is not anticipa-
ted by hospital authorities in which he
was cared for. The young man is soon
expected home.
"A for sale or want ad in the CEN
soR's special column brings prompt re-
suits. Try one and be convinced.
Many times your nearest neighbor IL
unacquainted with the fact that you
have some animal or article for sale, or
desire to buy, unless he reads it in the
public bulletin board -the CENSOR.