Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-03

now out OF the hospital.
Purity flour. only s1.25.at Thayer's.
Flour, Wholesale or retail, at Thay
er's.
Boss Feed and Middlings, $3.50. at
Thayer's,
Mrs. Nj. D. Brown and daughter
spent the holidays at Newton.
George Morrison has sold bis house
in First ward to MIR. Gilman
Sylvester Sholder camo from north
ern Wisconsin, bringing bride.
IS A. Melco1, OF Pemberton Min
nesota, is visiting with [. c. Knudson-
Sleigh, cutter, wagon, harness and
heavy horse for sale cheap at Ehayer $.
Tooth brushes. hair brushes. cloth
bushes, hand brushes at 0 e Davis.
Will Glenn ran in from Neenah to
Xtend greetings to parents and young
friends.
-Hrs. G. ". Maxworthy Of Beloit,
is visiting relatives in Vifoqua and sur
rounding country
Carl NJ Froiland and family Of
Westby spent few days with the I
c. Knudson family.
Martin Moen writes that he has
return d from New leland, locating in
Oakland, California
Mrs. Willgruh has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. Jordan and other rela-
tives in this community.
Corn, oats, straw, hay and wood
wanted in exchange for lumber, flour
and feed at Thayer's lumber yard.
Cold weather mercury crept to
Is below zero Tuesday morning. Every
morning and all day right snappy.
Wool lined overcoats. The best
and at reasonable prices. The coat
for the farmer. The Blue Front Store.
John Sladek and Joseph Baranek,
young men from Forest town, are in
the city today, having business before
probate court.
Only two fur coats left. They are
good ones, the kind that look well, wear
well. Guaranteed for two years. The
Blue Front Store.
DO not forget the fact that we
have kept up our stock of overcoats
for the January buyers. Full line.
The Blue Front Store.
- Not large array of bidders we're
present at the auction sale of Walloe
farr last Friday. The place was bid
in b is owner for IS, 800
Albert Kish of Newton came near
loosing his life last Thursday, being
overcome by escaping gas from his
gasoline engine in the Newton mill.
Wool Mackinaw jackets for ladies'
| This garment is both stylish and com
| Portable, The most sensible garment
made for women and girls The Blue
/ Front Store.
From New York, to relatives in
this city, comes the glad tidings that P
girl baby arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Sweeney the mother
Sadie Wolfe
Principal Smith of the county train
ing school, arrived home on Saturday,
having made substantial progress in re
cOyerY from a critical surgical opera
/ ton. He expects to be at school open
ing next Monday.
-Watchb ght services at the Metho-
dist and Christian churches kept many
Viroqua citizens from restful slumbers
past the usual hour. Sucsal as well as
religious features were interesting.
Lu1ch and coffee we're served.
Feeders: / have just bought car
of Sug1rota Dairy Feed, MIX Meal and
| Cottoaseed Meal These feeds. it is
y ell known, will produce more milk and
for less money than bran and oil meal,
and will be sold at 81 20, 81 so and 81. IS
per cwt, Do not fail TO try it at once.
j. w. Thayer.
Miss Mabel, youngest daughter of
Mrs. B. NJ Bolstad of this city was
united in marriage to Mr.. viii Jordan
at Retreat, December 26, Rev Luke
officiating. The young people left for
their home at Valley City, North Da-
kota, where Mr.. Jordan is employed as
book keeper He was formerly of Re
treat. Miss Bolstad is a graduate of
Viroqua high school and has been a
teacher. Well wishes go with them to
| the west.
Mrs. Margaret Tollefson died in this
city on Saturday, after two years i'll
ness She was IS years of age, an old
resident and splendid mother and neigh
Dor. Funeral was held yesterday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Syoilrud. Children
who came to attend funeral are: Thos.
ToIlefson of Iowa, Mrs. ?. A. Jorgen-
son of North Dakota, Thos. Tollefson
and Mrs. K. Moseng of Wheeler.