Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-19
Roads simply awful.
Easter next Sunday.

X. Nj. McAuley has been in Mon
taBa looking after business interests.
Now is the time to use Nyais hot
springs blood remedy. O. f. Davis
Alderman Kuehn has been laid CD
with humps, as have also his wife and
son Edwin.
You may pay more but you cart
get better -four than Marvel A. e.
SurensOn.
Will Atkins has moved to this city
from his farm, occupying the Tobias
residence.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Albert Lind of North Dakota is
visiting friends and relatives in this
community.
Don't fail to attend the adjustment
sale of Roman & Felix's stock during
the next five days.
Swollen streams and changeable
blizzard weather has been the order
throughout the country.
Everlasting silo tile-the silo tile of
quality. Consult John E. Nuzum & Son
or their agent, Ed. Lind.
Walter Small left for Madison,
Thursday, where he has employment
during the summer months.
We have the best silo and building
tile on the market. They will please
you. John E Nuzum & Son.
Don't fail to get our prices on lum-
Der, cement and other building ma
terials. John E. Nuzum & Son.
-Cashton tobacco warehouse closed
and good portion of its force came to
join Viroqua workers in that line.
IF you have not attended the Ro-
man 4 Felix adjustment sale do so as
soon as possible. 1t will pay you.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Mr.. Robert w. Higday of Evansville
and Miss Nina Shreve of this place.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284.
residence and office. 1-52w
Mrs II. L. Rayner and son Lee
bought and shipped carload of cows
and young stock to their Montana ranch
George and Edwin Broadhead left
Retreat for the west to look after farm
ing on their extensive North Dakota
ranches.
"A special value in 135 acres of land,
choice buildings, school and church near,
well located. Right price if taken soon.
]. E Stoll.
We invite you to calland get a color
card of FreskOline tints, if you intend
to decorate your walls this spring. o
Z. Davis.
Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones,. that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
~ odiea' brN q and tx,artS ~elsr ~,
rain coats, also the rubberized spring
overcoats, prices from Sd 90 to Sl6
The Blue Front Store.
--Elvin Mason and family joined Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mason and family in
stock shipments for Ismay, Montana,
where both have claims
Large attendance, feasting and
speeches marked the contest supper
pulled off by Viroqus Odd Fellows, Sat-
urday night at lodge rooms.
-ruhus & Clark, new automobile dis
tributors, have an advertisement in
this issue that tells something of the
merits of the Buick machines.
Something entirely new in neck
wear this spring, and we show it, not
the old patterns but entirely new; striely
up to-date. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Gott deliyereda memorial and
historic address on the life and work OF
Explorer Livingstone in the Methodist
church at Wesley, Sunday evening.
Almost ninety-three years old, Ole
Sheldon died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hans Tande, in the town of
Sterling, where be locatedin 1870, com
ing direct from Norway.
Edward Olson, president of Coon
Valle., was caller in the county seat,
Monday. He tells that storm did con.
siderable damage in that section, wash
ing away section of the Thompson
mill dam.
Mrs. A. o. Larson has returned
from market with nice stock of goods
and has reopened her millinery shop in
her south store building, one door south
of her old location. Ladies are invited
to call.
Every family should have hot
water bottle and a fountain syringe in
the house, for when they are wanted
they are wanted at once. Our stock is
complete and fresh from the factory.
o. E. Davis.
Rural mail drivers have experienced
a hard and trying week to accommodate
patrons, suffering rigors of weather,
damage to horses and vehicles. But
with commendable pluck they have
persevered in most instances and made
their trips.
The Texas travellers, o. L. Buchan-
an, Geo. McMullin and Richard Honaker
returned after ten days sights seeing
with large excursion party. They
were pleased with what they saw and
learned and the marked climatic changes
between Wisconsin and Texas.
Friends learn of the sudden death
of Mrs. John Morton, at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Bell Bates, in Texas,
where she had been stopping for some
time. Death came without warning.
MIR. and Mrs. Morton were long time
residents of Liberty Pole, leading citi-
zens- She was about 68 years old.
Photographer Jasperson has in
stock between Is and so different styles
of mounts, which cannot be duplicated,
and he will offer these for the next 80
days at discount of from 20 to 40 per
cent. This is good opportunity to Sc
cure his first class photographs at big
reduction. Come early and secure your
choice of the best mounts.
Byron 7. Sherman, merchant at
Mt. Tabor, and clerk of Forest town,
was a county seat business translator.
MIR. Sherman is a descendant of one of
the best-known families of eastern YER
non county in earlier days. The original
Sherman brothers were among our most
substantial citizens, prominent in town
and county affairs, bot they have all
bf.en gathered to the hosts on high.
Beard ard locke frosted with the
Eight Of years, venerable E. F.. Rus
tad made his final tax returns from
last Saturday, bad weather