Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-17

-Pompeian massage cream at o. E.
Davis drug store.
When you think of photographs,
thing of Jasperson.
Roads are becoming badly blockad-
ed by piling snow.
-Nyal's Laxative for that cold, price
25c, at o. E. Davis.
-Nyal's Cherry cough syrup for that
cough at o. E. Davis
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
John Nelson and wife of Sparta,
visited Viroqua relatives and friends.
John E. Nuzum & Son lost good
work horse used about their lumber
yards.
From LaFarge Miss Angeline Hook
came to Viroqua to pass balance of the
winter.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge now has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. Ga.
Nat Henry and Mr.. Tenney, from
Red Mound section, were in the county
seat on Friday.
Because OF blood poisoning on one
of his hands Ivan Wood came home
from Spring Green.
Keep your sidewalks clean. You
may not like it, but the people using it
will call you blessed
III help loan your money at 6 per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Austin Sinister and wife of Bad AK
valley mourn, the death of an infant
son from eninal yniuinoitiS
Business firms had opportunity to
take invoice of stock during the cold
period while trade was light.
Henry Lake sufficiently recovered
to return from a Lacrosse hospital,
where he received treatment.
First Masonic social for the winter
was a most pleasant and well attended
fraternal gathering, Friday night.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
o. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. l-52w.
-Ferryville is to have a wireless
telegraph station, to be operated by
agent of the Burlington railroad at that
place.
William Smith writes from Forest
Grove, Oregon, that weather is badly
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10, 81 above zero.
Don't fail to get our prices when
you build. We will give you a square
deal and make you a satisfied customer.
John E Nuzurn 3 Son
For a third time Peter E Nelson
has been appointed postmaster at Cash
ton. He was former Viroqua clerk,
and one of Cashton's first merchants.
"A poultry show for western section
of the state will be held at Sparta JAN
uary % to February 3 For particu-
lars write J. l.. Herbst, secretary,
Sparta.
Some time ago while making re-
pairs at an elevated position on the
Amigo Congregational church, Rev.
j. E. Sarles fell considerable distance
and was severely bruised.
Warm underwear is necessity for
January and February. We have a
splendid number practically all wool,
going to close this out at the unheard
of price of $3.50 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
-DeSoto has organized a commercial
or business men s booster club, differed
by H. L. johnson, president; O. G
Lewis, SECRETARY. Installation of a
creamery is one of the first things to
be boosted.
Viola association decided to hold
annual fair month earlier than usual;
no horse racing officers elected: Pres
ident, j. b. Kinder; vice-president.
George Milum; secretary, w. l, Griffin;
treasurer, S. M. Gore,
We have kept our stock of suits
and overcoats up so that we are pre-
pared for the many who have not yet
bought. We are looking to January to
dispose of all these. Style, quality,
make and prices will move them. The
Blue Front Store.
Relatives received information from
Walworth county of the death of the
only surviving sister of the late John
White. The two deaths came within
two hours of each other. The lady
was lightweight years old, two
years the junior of Mr.. White.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Wednesday,
January "a. The doctors visits afford
opportunitie for persons suffering from
chronic ailments to get expert medical
advice right at home without being
compelled to go to Milwaukee or Chi
cago.
"A note from Sam W. Metcalf tells
the CENSOR that he has just received
his fourth appointment as postmaster
at Sissons, California. He adds: Here
is my annual donation to the old and
very welcome CENSOR. 1t is letter
from home and we look for it each
Monday with great deal of pleasure. "
Mrs. Jas. Alton is now enjoying
very good health after her long siege
with spinal disease that rendered her
a chronic invalid. The nature of her
disease was unknown until she consulted
Dr. McElwee some time ago. She had
been doctoring for stomach trouble but
grew steadily worse The Madison
specialist quickly located her trouble
and said he could cure her. The treat
ment prescribed gave Mrs. Alton inn
mediate relief and in the course of
few weeks she felt quite well for the
first time in many months
The eagerness shown when the
CENSOR misses cog in its regular Is
sue is Just little gratifying to the
proprietor. This IVES well demonstrated
during the past week at non appear
ance of the old sheet, caused by fail
ure of the railroad to make prompt
delivery of our print paper From
every quarter came the anxious query
whats become of the CENsoR?''
Telephone, and rural carriersbroughtt the
messages, and the inquiry at the Office
of publication. But worst of all, the
local postoffice authorities were COM
PEELED to answer all sorts Of questions
shot AZ thars II "a mt often that a