Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-10

When you think of photographs,
thing of Jasperson
-Nyal's Laxative for that cold, price
25c, at O. E. Davis.
-Nyal's Cherry cough syrup for that
cough at o. E. Davis
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
John E. N1zum & Son lost a good
work horse used about their lumber
yards.
"A Stoddsrd man saw a robin one of
these bracing mornings. Poor thing
the robin.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge now has his
Office ever First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
Vernon county schools resumed
their sessions on Monday, after two
weeks vacatiS =.
No seven days of any new year has
furnished steadier colo than the in
FAINT that is now with Us.
I'll help loan your money at s per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. l-52w.
-Ragna, daughter of Amund Olson
of Viroqua town, was taken to La Crosse
to be operated upon for appendicitis.
win Shepard came over from the
new Fennimore home to pass few days
with the Wheeler boys and other young
friends.
Sever Kios and other stu dent
from this section, at DEBORAH Luther
college, returned to their studies on
Thursday.
Henry Lindemann went to Chicago
on Sunday to attend a meeting OF the
insurance and investment company in
which he is a director.
Mrs. William Brandon writes the
CENSOR from Hillsboro that she is now
grandmother, her daughter Ethel Bohn,
having born to her baby daughter.
Mrs. A. Pinkham is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. She was prostrated
after long care and nursing of her two
youngest sons, who had the same dis
ease.
Rev. and Mrs. Barber were at
Westby on Sunday afternoon, where he
preached in the Methodist church and
gave some of his experiences in South
Africa.
Peter A. Nelson is back from his
Montana home for visit with former
friends and associates. His was among
the favored localities for crops the past
season.
For his daughters in Washington
state. F. w. Alexander ordered three
copies of the CENSOR sent for all-year
gifts. Many others have done like
wise, and thus are wise.
AT Victory the young wife
Clarence Ferguson died, after pro-
tracted illness, leaving husband and
two children. Remains were inferred
in La Crosse cemetery.
Edw. Wig and daughter Lucil ar
rived home from Lutheran hospital, Fri
day, the little girl having sufficiently re-
covered to admit of the return. She
was operated on Christmas morning.
This section has known no better
sleighing for years than is with US now.
1t greatly facilitates work of hauling.
When thirty below zero weather is past
then look out for real live activity IN
our county.
Warm underwear is necessity foi
January and February. We have 9
splendid number practically all wool,
going to close this out at the unheard
of price of S1.50 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
Treasurer John Waddell of Web
ster, braved the biting cold of Satur-
day and made deposit of state tax
money with the county treasurer. He
also brought his son 70 renew his studies
at the training school.
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.
-Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Co. will
hold to the bargain prices offered on
the firstlpage of last weeks CENSOR
for limited time and if you wish to
avail yourself of these bargains call
soon, as these prices will be withdrawn
when new stock arrives.
Another old time resident of JEFF
ferson has answered the long roll and
passed beyond, when on the third of
January Christian Stephenson died at
the home of his son. He was born in
Norway in 1927, and came to thi 8
country many years since.
-Lucius Favor has been playing a
lone hand in his harness store, his as
sistant, S. " Dewitt, being on a visit
to relatives in st Paul, while |. S. Ham
ilton, his foreman, has been confined to
his home by illness. Col. Morley as
sisted Lucius in making annual invoice.
Cold weather, is the report from
every section of the country, except
the south. H. D. Williams writes from
Mississippi, where he and Mrs Will
liams are spending the winter, that be
is obliged to seek the shady side of the
hotel where he has quarters. Send up
a slice. Williams.
The latest issue of the Verndale
(Minnesota) Sun chronicles the mar
rage of Glenn Seal, youngest of d. W.
Seals family, an old resident of Viro-
qua. A special feature was the chart
eiing of SPECIAL train from Wadena
to convey seventy of the brides rela-
tives to the wedding.
Fred Sviggum arrived home from
Green county, where he passed last
season on a big dairy farm. After
graduating from the short course in
agriculture at the university be went
to that leading dairy county of the
state to gain actual experience. Mr..
Sviggnm says many farms in Monroe
community are worth $500 per acre,
cheese factories and creameries Great
ing the big values there.
--Viroqua has another business place,
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