Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-28
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Gongs Dongs
Vroqua and Vicinity
Hollow tile for silOs at Thayer's.

drills. None better
Bacteria for incubation of alfalfa
clover on sale at Thayer's.
Where did you get that nice fitting
Oxford? Viroqua Shoe Store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
iona Bank building. Phone 81
-Sl2, 900 to loan. part at So on a
number one security. w. E. Butt
When you buy John Deere pillow
you get the best. Viroqua Implement
Co.
Buy flour at Williams. Three
brands to select from. We are not
undersold.
-Ill help loan your money at 6 per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Try Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
that indigestion, price Soc and Sl.00. at
o. e. Davis drug store.
Mrs. T. o. Mork suffered the frac-
ture of two ribs by falling from a chair
on which she was standing.
Editor r. L. Ware of Necedah was
elected president of the local press as
ISOLATION for Juneau county.
Miss Olive Watson wa a guest of
Mrs. Otto E Davis. She soon returns
to her position at Minneapolis.
John E. Stoll can loan you money
at reasonable rates and time to suit
borrower Consult with him.
We are making special prices on
shingles, barn boards and dimension
stuff. John E. Nuzum & Son.
February winds up with a fifth
Thursday. Wise ones tell US this will
not occur again during our lives.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, ove-
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4.
residence and office. 1-52w.
The Philip Biddison farm, two miles
south of town, was sold by Will Linde-
mann to Mar tin Peterson of Bristow.
1t consists of 100 acres.
IF going to use any kind of lumber,
shingles, roofing, cement or brick, it
will pay you to call on Thayer, get his
prices and examine his stock.
Father Oft. C. Knldson is here from
Minnesota, having been called by the
aff1iction in the family. Mr.. Knudson
was resident of these parts in the
early days.
-Hobe Groves ana Will |. Groves are
receiving three carloads of tile blocks,
which they will use for construction of
residences on their respective farms at
Ross and east of this city.
New spring styles of the famous
<'Adler Collegian" suits already for yoar
inspection. Blue serges in the different
styles. Fancy cashmere and worsted.
Fit and make are unequalled. The Blue
Front Store.
-Ralstm snew spring styles Of mems
shoes. We need to say nothing for
these shoes. They are too well known
to need any boosting. The best on the
market expresses the whole thing. The
Blue Front Store.
Judge Mahoney was one of the
judges in the high school oratorical con-
test between Sparta and Tomah at the
latter place last Friday. He was &C.
companfed by Mrs. Mahoney and they
were guests of Will E. Nuzum and wife
while in Tomah, remaining over the
Sabbath.
Without any blare of trumpets;
without marking up prices and advert
Using big cuts, the Blue Front stands to
give you more genuine bargains in all
mems and boys winter wearing appar-
ell, than you will find elsewhere, and
you have the cleanest, most up-to-date
stock to select from. The Blue Front
Store.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office uncalled for: Mrs. Jessie Thol-
iefson, Frank Shepheld, Mrs. Pete Sim
onsin, Minnetonka Medicine Co, Harry
l. Miller. Hans Olson, Messrs Fl. j.
Shaver & Son, Thos L. Higgens, C.
r. Hodgins, Mary j. Forty, Mrs.
Willie Everson, Dawson Bros. Miss
Emma Christianson, Mr.. Cork, Otto
Burreson.
Robert P. johnson hauled a large
load of potatoes to this market from
below Purdy, receiving rs cents bush
ell. While in town Mr.. johnson called
at the CENSOR office and extended his
subscription to November, 1914. the
greatest length of advance time of any
except two-Silas Foster to 1915, and
Albert Solverson to 1916.
Harry j. Dahl of Westby was in
the city on a recent day, and while
here sold the latest pattern Ford tour
ing car to Miller Louis Thompson. Mr..
Dahl says he has a number of sure
prospects in Viroqua and other sections
of the county, and that he expects to
dispose of his proportion of rs, 900 Fords
manufactured and put on the market
during 1912.
Earl 2. Smith, long an energetic
salesman in the Blue Front Clothing
Store, departed for Minneapolis - as
sumo a position with the National Cash
Register Company, as salesman. He
must first take a course of training,
then has headquarters at st. Cloud,
Minnesota, where he will be associated
in the work with Geo. A. McGonigale.
Earl is worthy young man and his
legion of friends wish him abundant
success.
"A week ago w. N. Cofland of this
City attended conference of Woodrow
Wilson presidential followers held at
La Crosse, when a Seventh district
Wilson league was organized. Mr..
Coffiand was elected to attend a state
conference of league men, to represent
Vernon county. Delegates slated for
election to the national convention are
Will Wells of Sparta, Evan Evans of
Baraboo. For Wilson league committee
for Vernon county Messrs Cofiand,
Suttle and Ellefson were named.
Physician, heal thy self, " has not
been well observed by Viroqua physi-
clans, for within the past two years
three have submitted to the nj I e
by brother surgeons, the last one being
DR.. Albert P. Mieshall, who went to
La Crosse last Friday morning and was
operated on at the Lutheran hospital,
and his trouble was found to be that
his appendix had grown TO his liver,
causing him great pain and annoyance