Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
BE a band booster.
February tomorrow.

er's.
Combs of all sizes and prices at o.
e. Davis.
Use Bunsen's catarrh cream, price
25c and Soc at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Walter and Harry McClurg are at
Madison attending the farmers course.
John Tway of Clinton, was quite
severely injured by being kicked on the
knee by a horse.
That $50, 900 picture, 1.-THE Fall of
Troy" at the Opera Electric tonight
and tomorrow night.
-I'll help loan your money at 6 per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at
per cent w. E. Butt.
Try Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
that Indigestion, price Soc and 81 90. at
o. E Davis drug store.
We are making special prices on
shingles, barn boards and dimension
stuff. John E. Nuzum & Son.
DIR. w. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284.
residence and Office. 1-52w.
The Misses Clara Olson and Emma
Nelson returned home from Fargo.
where they held positions as saleslady.
Leonard, Oldest son of Tailor Lund
of this city, recently married at Hurley.
He will take his bride to Minnesota to
live.
See the Burning City of Troy, the
falling walls, the 1000 gladiators, at
the Opera Electric tonight and tomor-
row night.
Gold Coin pring wheat and Purity,
White Lilly, Mothers best winter
wheat flour, all guaranteed satisfactory,
at Thayer's.
Mrs. Aug. E. Smith and Mrs. Stog-
dill entertain this afternoon at the home
of the former in honor of Mrs. Higbee
of La Crosse.
Severe weather sent Lars ]. Brye
to Florida. He has landed interests to
claim his attention, too Hewill spend
balance of winter there.
On account of Freshman party, the
basket ball game with Cashton high
school will begin at 715 p. m. instead
of at 7:30 as advertised.
Herman Helgeson came from La
Crosse on Sunday to see his parents.
N he AldQ HIS youngest SISlCI
accompany him for visit.
Mrs. Nora Massee of Hood River,
Oregon, is here visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry and her sis
ter, Mrs. Freeman Endicott.
The bard boys are arranging for a
series of entertainments to meet local
expenses and it is to be hoped they will
meet with hearty co-operation.
Carl G. Wroble went to Stoddard
to attend funeral of his father-in.law,
Jacob Brozinske, aged II, who died sud
denly following few hours illness.
Mr.. William Crume was successfully
operated on in Lacrosse for hemorrhoids
and is getting along well. He was ac-
companied to the hospital by his wife.
His friends will learn with pleasure
that Ralph Pomeroy, late clerk at John
sons pharmacy, has just passed salts
factory examination and been licensed
as assistant pharmacist.
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.
Proprietor Henry Running an
nounces that the usual Friday night
dance will not be given this week, owing
TO his failure to secure the music he
desired. The next week s dance will be
held a usual.
Rev. Beckholt, representing the
local Scouts. will 90 to Chicago next
Monday to be present at lecture by
Boden Powell, originator of the Scouts
in England, who will review the five
thousand members of the order in Chi
cago.
AT Anderson & Sauer's you can
buy blacksmith's upright post Grill
with inch run of spindle, and auto
matte feed; drills to center of II inch
circle, spindle takes inch straight
shank drills for $3.50. Chick for square
shank drills exta).
Chairman of the County Board,
Charlie Eastman, drove over from his
Valley home last Saturday morning, ar
irving before some of our people had
rubbed the cob-webs from their optics.
The distance is nearly thirty-five miles,
and he came to attend meeting of the
Jail committee.
Scout session was well attended
and interesting last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Barber giving the address. Next
Sundays meeting will be open for wo-
men and men and the public is invited.
The orchestra will give some selections
and Professor Colburn viii speak on
1.-THE Scout is healthful.
Albert Larson will move to this
city from West Prairie, having ex-
changed with Frank A. Chase, his farm
for the Hauge residence and eight acres
of land in the old fair ground plat. Mr.
Chase made an exchange of $50 acres
of the old Slack farm near Liberty
Pole to Peter Hexvold for his farm of
200 acres few miles southwest of vi
roqua.
One of the satisfactory ways of
breaking into and dissolving the big
snowdrifts throughout the country dis
tricts is reported to US by Ole Hanson
of Clinton, who says that he saw road
overseers in the town of Christiana as
ing common farm disc, and that it
does the work nicely ard quickly. Hitch
team to the tool, drive over the drift
Just as you would to disc land.
The CENSOR is in receipt of a well
written and newsy letter from Dregne
ridge in Franklin. but it cannot be used
because the writer failed to send his
name. Let US again impress upon the
writers that no manuscript can or will
be accepted unless identity of writer is
known. It is not for publication that
the name is desired, but as a matter of
protection to the publisher. It fire.
quently occurs that writers worm into
their letters some hidden personalities
aGd misstatements that are mean ard