Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12

b0srd, a protruding nail penetrating his
skull. causing unbalancedness of mind
at intervals.
Lincoln day.
Valentines at Towner's.
Money loaned W e. Butt.
-Thayer G Bishop for all kinds of
-four and feed.
Spring styles in Walk-over shoes
at Stoll & Groves.
Your choice of,any winter coat in
the store, $4 SO. Rogers.
Have you heard the Maeder or
chestra at the Opera Electric?
Dr.. Baldwin, dentse.. second floor
Ferguson building 'Plaee SIS
II You want healthy hogs feed them
Sal-Vet. 0. E. Davis, Druggist
Woman suffrage was rejected By
the Minnesota state senate 33 to 80.
That is great attractive sign just
established in front Of the Opara house
-Stoll & Groves are selling their
| oyercoats at one third off from regular
price.
! Simon Nelson and wife arrived from
Montana for a visit with relatives and
i. friends.
Sickness is expensive. Keep Bark
er's remedy handy. Nothing like it all
druggists.
Henry Running is making some
beneficial internal improvements in his
public hall.
See that new 7-horse Monitor mount
cd ell steel wood saving outfit at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mrs. A. O. Anderson returned from
four months visit with her son, Elmer,
in North Dakota.
w. C. Craigo, who went to Cali
fornia early to spend the winter, is
row in Arizona.
John s. Gibbs and family, former
residents of Retreat, have moved
from Colorado to Arkansas.
r. B. Geddes has a rev Stoughton
combination basket rac,s bought from
Chas s. Slack & Company.
knights of Pythias club room is
quitting in an additional modern billiard
able, purchased from 7, Q. Potts
Mrs. M J. Flemming took her little
daughter, Ruth, to La Crosse hos.
pital. wl.sre she received medical treat
merit.
Only two of those ladies' beautiful
NortoIk mackinaw jackets left. Worth
81, now go at $3.50. The Blue Front
Stora. f8
IF you intend to build next season
call and see our goods and get our
prices. We treat you right. John E.
Nazum q Son.
Elmer e. Dunlap writes that he is
spending the winter in California, with
headquarters at Los Angeles, and is
having big Time.
Motion for new trial in the case of
Mrs. Arlington against the city and
Lindemann estate, will be argued at La
Crosse next Saturday.
If you are i'll and are interested in
getting well, read carefully the ad. |
vertisement of Cr3nk, the Chiropractor, |
appears on the back page of this issue
Iron ore speculation has broken out |
in the Kickapoo section again. 1t is |
about the right time of year, and so |
far as we are aware, is all in the ina |
ginative noodles of outside newspapers.
The adler suits and overcoats
have really no competitors among good |
dressers. Wearere of these goods ask |
no questions. The name adler" an
swers all as TO style, fit, tailoring and |
service. The Blue Front Store.
Wisconsin railroads pay 10 taxes
this year So. $50. 1856 40. Heaviest Of
these is the Northwestern with 81, 348.
S97 81. the Milwaukee & st. Paul 81 /
l2S, 448 And still the tax rate yearly
takes on heavier burdens for all.
We invite special attention to the
array of new advertisements that ap-
pear in today's paper. Vernon county
and other advertisers are in touch
with the fact that results are quickly
by use Of CENSOR advertising
columns. The story is told by reach
ing the reading public.
H. G. Evenson the eyesight spe.
eialist Of La Crosse. will pay your rail-
road fare from Viroqua to La Crosse
until March 31st, 1918, If you purchase
! pair of gold glasses from him. Show I
1im your ticket and this news item.
Remember he grinds his own Ienses
md will give you your glasses same
lay you call. 4
j. F. Reed is taking advantage os
he winter season and making visit to
his old home section He has resided
n Montana for three years, likes il, il
more than busy on his big farm. Past j
'eason be threshed 5000 bushels of
rain besides 500 of flax. He reports ,
seneral prosperity and satisfednegs !
Imong former Vernonites in his sec
ion, of whom there are quite num-
Der
In order to secure a good fresh |
'resze, Former Sheriff Charlie Ward |
'assed over the border lines of several II
tates and arrived here yesterday, tar
wing a day on business and TO say \
.howdy to friends. Thoroughly en-
hnsi3stic concerning the present ard II
stuee Of Montana. Mr.. Ward has only
ngh-sounding encopiums for his sdnpt-
q state. III