Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-06

reiatlVeS at ChaseDurg.
My white Nubuck shoe? Got 'em
at Viroqua Shoe Store.
Pearl Fisher is convalescing from
an attack of pneumonia.
Use Bunsen's catarrh cream, price
25c and SOC at o. E. Davis.
Much pneumonia in town and coun-
try, especially among children.
Cream of the West flour, coupon in
every sack, at Fortney & Henry's.
-Mesdames C. F. Dahl and Albion
Lindemann spent some days in Chicago.
Have you had your picture on post
cards? If not, why not? Ask Jasper
son.
Newest and latest styles in belts
for men and boys. Full line. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Geo. Koch of Sylvan, visited
in the city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellicutt went
to Valley junction to see Mrs. McCul-
loch, who continues i'll.
-Postals, postals, postals, at Jas
persons. Westby gallery open on
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Bring in your house an6 barn bills
for figures. We will make you lowest
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
-Sugarota dairy feed and Cottonseed
meal are the best COW feeds that the
farmer can buy at pr asent. Thayer.
Boys waists and "Kazoo" garter
suspenders for boys These are the
mothers delight. The Blue Front Store
Col G. w. Shattuck has dispos ed
of his old home of 160 acres east from
La Fargo to a Missouri purchaser at
81, 900.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at this time on ali
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
- Henry Huschka has sold his original
home farm four miles east of this city
to Mr.. Jensen. The tract consists of
quarter sc etion.
Julius T. Knudson arrived from
Montana to spend a few days among
relatives and former personal and bust
ness associates.
Another car of Ardee -four received
at Williams Feed Store; also bran,
standard and -four middlings, oilmeal
AID ground feed.
Miss Melvina Clawson of the IL
brary school at Madison, arrived in the
city to spend month assisting MISS
Marion Da nj, the librarian.
The DIR. Lauder family resume home
duties at their residence. Mrs Lauder
will have her headquarters for business
purpose IN the Gund building.
Ever use Nyal's Stoneroot Com
pound? It's one of the best kidney
remedies on the market, prices Soc and
81. 90. o. E. Davis drug store.
We are making special discount
on the best woven wire fence on the
market. This fence is guaranteed by
the factory and by US. John E. Nu-
yum & Son.
The annual Woodman district picnic
will be held at Sparta on some summer
date. L. r. Arlington of this city was
elected one of the vice presidents of
the association.
Increased floor space permits my
carrying of larger and better array
of furniture than heretofore. invite
you to inspect my stock when supplying
your needs in dependable furniture. c.
E. Morley.
The city board of education has
drawn a ban on class dancing parties
for the future. No interference will be
had the present season, and those to be
given will be under careful supervision
of school authorities.
Full and complete assortment of
the new spring styles of hats and caps
now ready for inspection. The ''Bel-
mont" and Magic" So 90 and 81. 90
hats are he best, or as good as are
made The Rlue Front Store
La Crosse papers of Thursday con-
tain the unwelcome news of the death
of Berent Larsen, a fomer Chaseburg
man, whose lifeless body was found on
the railroad track near Red Wing. He
had been killed by passing train. No
further particulars are cited.
An exchange of city for country
property has been effected between Will
Lindemann and Levi Allen, the former
turning over the business places now
occupied by Mrs. B. F. Norris and Miss
Ethel Atwood in the old Nichols block
with Mr.. Allen for the Mart Phillips
farm, three miles east of town.
Henry Hendrickson has disposed of
his desirable residence property in the
First ward, to Emil Clements, Ban
gor man. The Hendrickson family will
exchanged for stock of merchandise
at Coon Valley, but Mr.. Hendrickson
Immediately sold the goods to ID. 0.
Stevelingson.
Mr.. Bergen, income assessor for
this district, was in the city on Friday
in connection with his duties. He will
return for future work. Mr.. Bergen
is a gentleman of substantial equipment
and is anxious for a fair and unpre
JUDGED trial of the new system, al
though himself doubling the satisfac-
tory administration of the new law in
some directions.
Andrew Lee of South Dakota, was
a visitor at the CENSOR Office on Satur
day, in company with Carl J. Hagen of
Westby. Mr.. Lee and family home
steaded year ago on the Indian reser-
walton, and passed year there, and
now are back for brief visit with rel
atives and old friends at Westby. And
rev says the winter has not been nearly
as severe in the west as here, and they
went through the cold period very COM
fortably, stock finding feed on the
range during all the winter. For a sotid
month they had no train or mail, and
when the steam horse did break through
the mighty drifts there was delivered
to the postoffice where he receives mail
80 sacks Of first-class mail and SO of
second class, or total of I29 crowded
mail bags His family had delivered to
them at one time IS letters and postals
and IS papers. He says, that notwith
standing the fact that drought cheated
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