Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-14
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

belolt 70 re-enter college.
-Chas. E. Chase was here from D;
Fargo visiting his parents.
Our semi-annual clean I'D sale nov
going on at Roman G. Felix's.
February is certainly initiating Jan
uary in severe weather conditions.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Table oil cloths, white and colors
15c per yard, at Roman & Felix's.
SIP, 900 to loan. part at SIS on /,
number one security. w. E. Butt.
Simpsons and American best wash
calieos, 42c a yard at Roman & Felix's
-Thayer sells gold Coin, Purity anC
Mothers Best flour at lowest prices.
Great sacrifice prices in the ladie,
ready-to-wear department at Roman &
Felix's.
Albert Natwick of Folsom is EN-.
ployed by Larson Bros. at their marble
works.
Miss Bessie Anderson spent SUNDAY
with her sister, Mrs. Sam Lake, neal
Brookville.
Tonight (Thursday), The Giendori
company. Don't miss this, arare must
cal and comedy treat.
-I'll hep loan your money at pei
cent. I'll help you borrow money at {
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Try Caldwells Syrup Pepsin fol
that Indigestion, price SOC and 81. 90, al
o. E. Davis drug store.
We are making special prices on
s-f-s
stuff. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Mrs. Berlie Moore was able to re-
turn from La Crosse hospital without
submitting to an operation.
John E. Stoll can loan you money
at reasonable rates and time to suit
borrower. Consult with him.
New silks, new dress goods. new
ginghams and new wash goods, Just
received, at Roman & Felix's.
Mrs. E. w. Hazen entertained a
party of lady friends at auction bridge
at her home Wednesday evening.
Ed Wig has taken over the grocery
stock of H. Ringenback at De Soto and
added it to his general store there.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284.
residence and office. 1-52w.
The censor enjoyed a bu siness and
pleasure call FROM Attorney A F. Drew,
who was in the city from La Fargo on
Thursday.
Mrs. Albion LindemanI and daugh-
ter Katherine have closed their home
for the balance of the winter and will
have rooms at hotel Fortney.
--Teaching positions have been tend
cred tSe Misses Ethel and Merle Nc.
Call of this city, who are attending the
Valparaiso university, to goto Panama
as instructors.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D.. Chase are adj
vised that they are grandparents again,
a second daughter having arrived at the
home of Austin and Mable Collier at
Enderlin, North Dakota ,,r
Attorney and Mrs. G. w. Graves
depart, next Saturday, for New Orleans
and other southern points to spend a
month. attend mardigras and escape
some of this fierce winter weather.
Chairman William Kapanke and
brother were in the city on business
last Wednesday, the latter starting ad'
minlstration on his father-in-law' es-
tate, the late Jacob Bresinske.
-Ralston snew spring styles OF men
shoes. We need to say nothing To-
these shoes. They are too well know
to need any boosting. The best on the
market expresses the whole thing. Tn
Blue Front Store.
On the evening of the 9th instant
William +. Fisher was given pleasan
surprise, at his farm home east OF tn
CITY, by a party of neighbors and friends
He vas awakened to the solemn fac
that it was his fiftieth anniversary. Tn
party took with them suggestive re
Tninders in the way of presents and
bounteous supply of good things to feas
upon. The evening was pleasant
spent.
BY new schedule, long needed, o
thd Viroqua branch, the st. Paul morr
ing train arrives at $50, forty minute
earlier than in the past, and the retur
train leaves at 1910. This is relic
to rural carriers and gives mail to
delivered to the Kickapoo line bette
chance to make connections therewitl
The schedule of the past few month
has disconnected one hundred peopl
where one has been accommodated.
Reverend Palmetto, field secretar
of Lawrence University. occupied tn
Methodist pulpit Sunday night. He
endeayoring, with others in authority
to raise a fund of $50, 900 by pcpuls
substitution, stating that a wealth
gentleman has given a pledge of
much more when the amount named
secured. thus giving the institution
endowment fund of 100000. Mr.. Plai
nette saws there are now 700 student
AT lawrence, the only Methodist demon
national school in the state. The gel
tleman is father to the young ministt
who was on Springville circuit last yea
He was presiding elder on North ID
kota territory on which Rev. Butte
preached in his early ministry, and pc
formed the ceremony when Mr.. and Mr.
Buffers were married.
Mr.. Reinert T. Bentson arrive
home from Canada, where he passed
few DAYS with his sons and brother al
other former Vernonites, all OF who
he reports as being well satisfied WI
their new homes and general condl
ions. Mr.. Bentson declares that the
weather so far this winter has been
more severe than here. One OF u
damaging drawbacks there the prese
wear Is inability to market grain; tn
the railroads are unable to secure ca
and the motive power to take the Gro
to the consuming markets; that elev
tor owners are as bad off, if not wor
than farmers in this tie-up. Tit
houses are full of grain and no prC
meets of emptying so that they NJ
buv more. Mr.. Bentson says that wi
their granaries full to bursting, far
ors are unable Tn deliver a bushel