Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-13
-supt. and Mrs Buffers spent Thurs

-Supt. and Mrs Buffers spent Thurs.
day at the w. Houge home.
Mrs. ]. H. Chase went to Viola ia
see her parents, who have been i'll.
Lloyd Gorsline and wife came from
Chaseburg e spend Sunday with rela'
lives
Miss Nell Wise spent Saturday and
Sunday of last week with Miss Hulds
Houge.
The w. C. T. u. will hold their
annual meeting next Tuesday afternoon
at Mrs. c. C. Browns.
Ralph Bingham amused good aud
fence for the lecture course. Saturday.
He rs versatile and pleases mis- auditors
immensely.
Makes you think Of spring, yes, to
gaze upon that finely arranged window
display of handy tools shown at the
Kuebler hardware store.
Henry Huschka has purchased the
original Tobias farm one mile northeast
of Viroqua limits. 1t is a good so acres
with necessary improvements.
The Viroqua Touring mill beat the
record last week, grinding 1918 sacks
of feed The mill is running fifteer
hours every day on flour gristing.
An unusual number of bargains are
givenip The "for sale" corner of today 4
CENso You will find it there, little
matter what you want or DON'T wa1G
Edwin Broadhead departs for Car.
son, North Dakota, the latter part OF
the week, TO assume management OF
tho loxera tract Of taud oxnno1 hty hin,
self and brother.
Miss Sara v. Mills of Viroqua was
elected as delegate Of the Sapphonis
society for La Crosse normal school TO
attend the oratorical contest to be held
at Platteville, March Is.
Henry Slime sold his large farm,
five miles southeast of Viroqua, to his
son-in-law, Ole Skaar. After long years
of earnest toll MIR. and Mrs. Sine will
take well earned rest.
Frank B. Southwick of Salem,
Oregon, arrived for a visit with rel.
atives and boyhood friends. He was a
native of Franklin, his parents being
pioneers Of this territory.
DR.. and Mrs. w. M. Trowbridge
leave today for sojourn in the south,
with New Orleans as objective point,
expecting to remain till settled spring
weather comes to this region.
Henry Acker arrived on Monday
from Missouri, to see his invalid sister,
Mrs. Edward SiIbaugh. He says they
have experienced a severe winter in
that state. lots of snow and low tenn
perature.
The Penny Picture People are not
going away until Tuesday, March 18th.
Business is better than ever with these
folks. You should surely get some of
these pictures while you have chance
Fifteen Little Cents.
If you will need a car or part of a
car Of cement for spring use, you will
cave 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.
Jacob Mork and family took their
departure for sunny Texas on recent
day, leaving the scenes Of long and
prosperous residence in the town of
Jefferson. The community loses ore Of
its best families, and their going 10 re.
GREETED by every acquaintance. That
they may find milder climate and other
conditions to their liking is the wish of
a host of friends.
The Brooks Stock Co., supporting
Miss Maude Tomlinson, gives its pa
irons every modern amusement up-to-
date drama, vaudeville acts, latest
moving pictures, bend and orchestra.
The strongest and .eosf complete or
ganization of it's kind on the road
Opening play, ''The Circus Girl, " at
the Opera house Monday night. Prices,
Is. 25, 30 and IS cent.