Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-13


ern sojourn with relatives.
Osborne disc harrows do superior
work. Niroqua Implement Co.
Cream of the West flour, coupon in
every sack, at Fortney & Henry's.
While they last, Stevling will sell
the Toe size of mustard sardines at Sc.
-Mesdames C. F. Dahl and Albion
Lindemann spent some days in Chicago
-Cottonseed meal and Sugarota dairy
feeds are best values for cows. Thayer.
Have you had your picture on post
cards? If not, why not? Ask Jasper
son.
Just received another new lot Of
curtain netting and scrim at the 10c
Store.
Mrs. Julia Munyon of Sparta, was
in Viroqua the first of the week, on
business.
Newest and latest styles in belts
for men and boys. Full line. The Blue
Front Store.
Lace, laces, embroideries, all kinds
You know the prices are the lowest at
the Zoe Store.
Mrs. Mary Hanson of Liberty Pole
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia Mum
yon, at Sparta.
Hilbert Hanson is moving upon the
Gray farm south of town, which he re-
Gently purchased.
Christian Yttri, photographer at
Readstown has gone to Canada u To-
cate on Homestead.
Don buy disc harrow until you
have seen the John Deere model B, at
Viroqua Implement Co.
Center tables, 1S-inch top, at 81. 80;
tabourettes at Acc while they last. c.
Z. Morley's furniture store.
&C. ]. De Lap has taken possession
of the Jacob Mork farm on PigeC u
Ridge, which he recently purchased.
Boys waists and "Kazoo" garter
suspenders for boys. These are the
mothers delight. The Blue Front Store
Little Olga, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Bennett, is re-
covering from hard case of pneumon-
ia.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
Another car of Ardee flour received
at Williams Feed Store; also bran,
standard and -four middlings, oimeal
and ground feed.
w. f. McClurg departed for Sparta
last Saturday, where he has employ
ment on the fruit and dairy farm of
VIM. Hanchett.
Ever use Nyal's Stoneroot Com
pound? It's one of the best kidney
remedies on the market, prices SOC and
S1.0O o. e. Davis drug store.
DIR. A. P. Minshall returned from
the Lutheran hospital on Sunday last.
He is coming on fine and expects to re-
sumo his general practice shortly.
Edwin H. Rogers, Viroqua boy pur-
suing the jewelry trade in the west,
has changed his location from Bismark,
North Dakota, to Miles City, Montana
Will G. Webb is making tour of
the coast states, ex oecting to be absent
for month. His place in the First
National Bank is being filed by his
brother Clarence.
Miss Alma Nelson of this city,
who recently surrendered her place as
saleslady at Aberdeen, has accepted
like position in the Coffiand depart
ment store at Richland Center.
John f StolI has fine bargain in
an S08 acre tract between Rockton and
Cashton, 800 acres cultivated Two
sets of buildings or the place. Must be
sold soon and viii go at right price.
Victor Bergb, Alfred Hanson and
Risner Thompson, ambitious young
men of Harmony and jefferson, depart
ed for Montana on Monday, the former
to resume work on his homestead and
the others to seek land.
Full and complete assortment of
the new spring styles of hats and caps
now ready for Inspection. The fBel-
mont" and "Magic" $500 and 81. 90
hats are he best, or as good as are
made. The Blue Front Store.
Sam Hen6rickson returned from
Prairie du Chen, where he was under
treatment at sanitarium for rheuma-
tism. On account of his continued i'll
health Mr.. Hendrickson has been COM
PEELED to abandon farming and moved
to this city.
Many strange peddlers only buy
rubbers, refusing to take rags, but our
local man, Sam Gross, buys rags, rub
bers, junk, hides and sheep pelts. Save
them for him and he pays highest prices
for them. If yon deliver junk or hides
at his home near the creamery, he pays
higher prices. Phone No. 23l.
Byron F. Sherman and Frank r.
Emo, clerk and treasurer respectively
of the town of Forest, were 10 the
county seat on official business during
the past week. They are true decend-
ants of their pioneer fathers who help
ed to build up eastern Vernon county
and long identified with public affairs
Ole r. Gauper was in from Wheat
land on Monday To the CENSOR he
said the statement recently made by a
correspondent that he had disposed of
his farm and contemplated finding
another location, is a mistake, which
will be welcome news to his large &C
quaintance.
Miss Ethel Bryan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. H. Bryan, who I've near
Soldiers Grove, long time residents of
this county and city, was recently mar
ried to Mr.. Willis Pelissier Of North
Dakota, a business man and rancher.
The many associates of Miss Bryan
will wish her happiness and prosperity
in her new western home.
Prof. Norgsard, who represents the
university experimental station in field
work, was at the county asylum on
Thursday arranging for tests and farm
experiments the coming season. Prof.
Norgaard said to the CENSOR that the
tests already made of field seed corn
from all sections OF the state revealed
bad conditions in terminating. Some
of it tests not more than Is per cent,
Srhila the hest IL not ahore 81 raar cent