Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-24
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DAVIS drug store.
-Pompeian massage cream at o. e..
Davis drug store.
-NyaI's Laxative for that cold, price
25c, at o. E Davis.
-Nyal's Cherry cough syrup for that
cough at o. E. Davis
-Lucius Favor went to La Crosse to
call on c. ID. Williams.
Miss Lillian Ellefson came from La
Crosse to visit home folk.
Thomas Costing has been at Rich
land Center working Insurance.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Attorney Guy Curry has removed
from Quienton, to Stigler, Oklahoma.
Louis T. johnson has been elected
a director of the Richland county fair.
John E. Nuzum & Son lost good
work horse used about their lumber
yards.
AZ the home of Howard Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Fitch of Ontario, have been
guests.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
AT La Crosse Alex Peterson of
West Prairie submitted to an operation
for appendicitis.
John Natwick has purchased the
house and lot of John Parr, near the
Catholic church.
--Tll help loan your money at 6 per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Nss.. Tz.o.a oE M
Mrs. James Biddison, war recently
married to Sparta gentleman
With telephone and new typewriter
the city library is nearing complete
equipment and accommodations
DIR. W. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284.
residence and office. low.
Wool lined overcoats. The best
and at reasonable prices. The coat
for the farmer. The Blue Front Store.
For the purpose of fitting herself
for Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton work, Miss Ethel Nuzum went to
Omaha.
After protracted siege at La
Crosse hospital, Garfield Pennell re-
turned home, submitting to an opera
ton for gall stones.
Don't fail to get our prices when
you builc We will give you square
deal and make you a satisfied customer.
John E Nuzum & Son.
George A. Williams and wife of
Hillsboro, have gone to Florida to pass
the winter, and perhaps permanently
locate in the sunny south.
Reported that February viii be the
coolest month of the year. One salts
faction, however, is that it is also the
shortest month of the year.
Harry James of Retreat community,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
with young friends and associates of
Viraqua high school class of 1911.
Neil, son of Mrs. C. H. Minshall,
was kicked in the head by horse, in
fiieting a painful wound that required
the skill of surgeons to stitch together.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Sjerpe lost
their youngest son, ten months old,
from brain fever, death occurring at
their home on Coon Prairie, IL instant.
Tom Yttri came from Montana for
a winters stay at the old haunts. He
disposed of his homestead near Bel
mont and purchased other land in the
same vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix and little dsugh-
ter returned from La Crosse, Sunday.
The daughter is much improved and an
operation was deferred till she RECEIVERS
from whooping cough.
Mrs. Florence Williams Richards
was at La Crosse to see her father,
Saturday. Mr.. Williams has been in
very critical condition most of the time
since his operation.
Hugh Joyce of Duluth, made mis-
parents an over Sunday visit. After
attending Masonic grand lodge in St
Paul, Hugh came on to take a glimpse
of the old town and see home folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Helgeson are
receiving a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Clark Bennett of Chicago. Mrs.
Helgeson returned frcm Crawford coun-
ty, where che attended at the bedside
of her sick mother.
Warm underwear is a necessity for
January and February. We have a
splendid number practically all wool,
going to close this out at the unheard
of price of s1.50 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
We have kept our stock of suits
and overcoats up so that we are pre-
pared for the many who have not yet
bought. We are looking to January to
dispose of all these. Style. quality,
make and prices will move them. The
Blue Front Store.
I'm the St. Paul railroad yards in
this city last Thursday, the branch To-
connective jumped the track, causing an
all-day delay in running of trains. In
fact we had no afternoon train. An
engine was brought from the main line
to ''yank" the beast into place. No
serious damage was Gone.
-Signat Gritenham, representative
of the Chicago Skandinaven, has been
in this section for some days in the in
terest of the leading old Norwegian pub
LEGATION He recently returned from a
visit to Norway, accompanying his wife
home, she having spent two years in
the mother country.
The committee on revision of prem
ium list for the next fair had a goodly
number of suggestors present, Friday
last, and substantial progress was made
in the work. 1t is certain that the
committee will make a report to the
March meeting of the society of en-
largements and increases in all depart
ments that ought to stimulate exhibits
and attendance at the fair.
1T is not pleasant or necessary to
pay a good price twice for fitting
glasses. NJ. Dunn, the specialist, knows
how, and takes time enough to get il
right the first time. He makes all nee
essary changes Of lenses without charge