Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-13

-Thayer & Bishop want corn and
oats.
Mrs. C. w. Graves is spending the
week in Chicago.
New arrival of ladies' and misses
coats at Roman & Felix.
At Roman & Felix Peter Thomp-
son dresses at reduced prices.
Farmer, buy your -four of Thayer
& Bishop and save on every deal.
Dress goods and trimmings atgrest-
ly reduced prices, at Roman & Felix.
For blankets and comforters go to
Roman & Felix for quality and prices
High school is arranging for two
evenings of dramatic entertainment
next week.
Albert Solverson has purchased Of
Martin Jasperson a 6-acre tract of land
in First ward.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrb, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Baker Leadmaa tells the ladies
something important TO know. Learn
from bis advertisement.
-Jasp Tson, the photographer, has
a full liz Of the latest and most up
to-date mounts. Call at bis studio and
see them.
County SokSaers Relief Commission
met yesterday and filed annual report
with the county board, A balance OF
$500 is on hand unexpenaed,
"A new line of suits 10 the new
brown basket weave. Also blue I'M
finished wasateds. Trssa are pr+irelr
new and up-to-dsta The Blue Front
store,
Mems winter shoes in low and high
cut, best of material and workmanship.
The Firth Krause" make. The name
guarantees these shoes. The Blue
Front Store,
Third degree work at K. P. Lodge
next Tuesday night. All members re-
auested to attend. The lodge will give
a social party on Thursday night Of
next week.
Conductor Jack Redman of the
Southeastern, sustained fractured leg
by fall from freight car while the
train was switching at Westby last
Thursday.
Rev. G. Sydney Barber is in a La
Crosse hospital, having undergone an
operation for appendicitis. Favorable
reports come from him. Mrs. Barber
is with him.
Two old settlers and aged citizens
of Bloomingdale locality recently passed
away-Ole Rudrud at the age of SO,
and Hans o. Hanson 70 years old, both
natives of Norway.
John r. Spellum has sold his 155
acre farm. the old Officer place, at
Springville, to Frank A. Chase, in
Guiding all the personal property; con-
sideration Sl3, 800.
Complete stock of Franco Ameri-
can HYGIENE Company toilet articles
on hand, and electric brushing and
shampoo patronage solicited at reason
able prices at my residence on East
avenue. Mrs. George H. Clarke.
Universal sorrow is expressed for
Jasper J Peterson and his family by
friends over the loss of the mother
from the home, death occurring at
Waterloo, Iowa. Miss Bena Peterson
and other relatives were present at the
last sad rites.
On Friday night the annual game
supper of the Sportsmen's club will be
spread by Congregational ladies at that
church. Every member of the club
and family is eligible and invited to
join in the feast. In the meantime
there will be skirmishing for game by
members of the club.
To Roderick White must be given
p.s nf ha naf snlf LET
who has graced a Viroqua platform
by Ferdinand Warner, pianist and the
combined efforts of these talented ar
fists produced one of the most pleasing
musical entertainments ever given in
our city.
The friends of Mr.. Sam Hendrick-
son have raised nice purse with which
they desire him to take a course of
baths and treatment in sanitarium in
hopes that he may secure relief from
severe attack of rheumatism that has
him from labor the past
year Henry z. Anderson is the good
who performed the service
Of securing the necessary funds.
Mr.. Roy p. Dean, one of Vernon
ablest yonng farmers, a grad
uate of the State College of Agriculture,
was married at Darlington on the 9Th
instant, to Miss Florence Hughill of
that G. ". They are on a bridal trip to
and st. Paul, then will
settle down to realities Of life on
farm near Retreat. A host Of friends
extend to the newly welded congratu-
lations.
MARRIED