Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-13
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Coming Gons Dongs of
Vnoqua and Vicinity


DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Include sack of Marvel -four in
your next order. A. E. Surenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Nichols were
here from West Salem for Sunday.
If you want the best, order a sack
of Marvel tlour from A. E SurensOn.
One OF the best lines of winter APP
Piles just received, at A. E. Surenson's.
Shoe repairing done by Oscar Quain
one door west of Browns music store.
First number of Viroqua lecture
and entertainment course next Monday.
Some elegant bargains of ladies',
misses serge dresses at Roman & Felix.
Several good residences and farms
at low prices and easy terms at Thay-
er's.
Buy your oats, corn, bran, shorts,
ground feed, hay and straw Of Thayer
& Bishop.
Trunks, suit cases and bags just re-
ceived in large quantities at The Blue
Front Store.
Six bars of Palmolive soap and one
SOC bottle of Palmolive shampoo $50
at Roman & Felix.
&C F. Wallace returned from north
ern Wisconsin. He eXpecte to pass the
winter in Floride
Mrs Thomas Stevens and son Teddy
go to Aberdeen. tomorrow, TO visit
daughter and sister, Mrs Bowman.
Auto trips by parties are common
thing to La Crosse and surrounding
towns by Viroqua automobile owners.
Mrs William Houghton and daugh-
ter Eliza go to Madison, tomorrow, to
pass the winter with Mrs. Henry Cas-
son.
Mrs Robert Arnold and daughter
Roxie join Mr.. Arnold at Worthington,
Minnesota, there to establish new
home.
Theodore Johnson has taken over
the stock and business of the Martin
grocery store, taking possession yes
terday
When having pianos to tune give Jas
F. Parker a chance. He does tuning
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
A farm of 200 acres a short dis
lance from West Prairie. Good build
ings. Price $500, See Albert Sol
verson.
Attorney Drew wheeled over from
LaFarge taking Attorney Graves with
him for Mississippi duck hunt near
Genoa.
-Mackinaw, duck and sheep lined
coats of the very best makes and at
reasonable prices at The Blue Front
Store, ~.
We are dealers in building mater
,ials of maternal reputation, and lead
them all IN quality and price. Jno. E.
Suzum & Son,
There Is the baby six months old
and hasn't had it's picture taken yet.
Jaspersoi will take them, and you are
sure to be pleased.
Miss Mary Cofiand returned from
West Virginia, accompanied by Mrs.
Margaret Houge, who will visit some
time at the parental home.
-Jasperson is offering something
special before the holidays-the very
thing to give your teacher and class
mates for Christmas presents.
"A public dance will be given at
Newton on Saturday night by John Err
ickson, to which all are invited. Good
music and good order assured.
Ground was broken and work COM
menced on the new garage on the old
Buckley cite. 1t will be 30x50. base
ment walls concrete and above ground
tile.
"A new line of the most up-to-date
neckwear just received. We ask Won
to see our 25c fourth hands: equal to
most of the SOC goods on the market.
The Blue Front Store.
Order your storm sash now. and be
prepared for winter. Measurements
for storm sash taken any place in the
city, and fit guaranteed. Telephone
No. 80. John E. Nuzum & Co.
Chairman Hoilien and Former Chair
man Homstad were in the city from
Christiana. Mr.. Homstad has quite
recovered from a slight stroke of
paralysis experienced some months
since.
John E. Stoll and wife, accompani-
ed by George Schroeder and wife of
Viola, departed, Saturday, for Chippe-
wa county, where the boys will spend
two weeks hunting and visiting. They
will be quartered with Will Stoll and
family.
Ole o. Tuhus of this city has ex-
his town of Stark homestead
farm for the 275-acre Bredlow farm
mile north of Ontario. Ole declares
that it is one of the most desirable
places in the entire Kickapoo valley,
IT'S under cultivation.
There is entirely too much freedom
taken and damage done by careless
men and boys who hunt upon the lands
Of farmers. Mr.. John A. Doerr tells
the CENSOR that trespassers set his
woods 2tire, on a recent date and It
was with difficulty that himself and
neighbors extinguished the flames be-
fore great damage occurred.
We want to call the attention of
the people to our splendid showing of
overcoats. The ''Adler Collegian"
coat is too well known toneed any word |
from US. Our plush lined coats we be- !
lieve you will find superior in quality !
and cheaper in price than you will find |
elsewhere. They are the ''Wearfine"
brand, sheep lined coats. The best |
quality of moleskin and lined through |
out with the best of peIts.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Albert C.. anderson has sold his 80 |
acre farm recently advertised in the |
two miles north of town, to |
Amalius Lindahl of Chaseburg vicinity, |
who will move to his new possessions /
next spring. Mr.. Anderson sold for !
$1,000 per acre. He testifies to the /
strength of the CENSOR as an adyer- /