Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-15
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps by Censor Comng
ynoqua Vicinity

Dung AndnlaS Smit0 accompanied
other gentlemen to the south.
Mrs. Alex Tulloch of Victory,
visited at j. w. Cade's.
Sound yellow ear or shelled corr
for sale by Thayer & Bishop.
Order the best tile silo now of J.
W. Thayer and haul on snow.
-Thayer & Bishop can save you
money on flour in large or small lots
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second fiooi
Ferguson building Phone Sc.
Charley Peters has been seriously
i'll for two weeks, but is now improv-
ing.
DO not throw your paper away til
you read Rogers blanket ad. 0. G.
Munson.
The Christian Science club meet:
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. C.
E. Morley.
Born, to Prof. Chas. o. Bush anC
wife at Aberdeen, a son, December 81
their first heir.
DIR. Surenson was at Westby to as.
sist Drs. Schreiner and Schee in a
surgical operation.
The Optimo has few fine art cal
endars left which will be given to Gus
toners upon request.
Carl Egeness and family of Mon.
tana, are visiting among relatives anC
friends in this section.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann closed hel
home for the winter and with her fam.
lily has rooms at the Fortney.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Anderson have
been on business and pleasure trip tC
the Twin cities and Sioux City.
Albert Cary returned from Ohio
While in Columbus he heard the noted
Billy Sunday preach three times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gorsnne anc
niece. Miss Grace Williams, left fol
st Louis, where they will visit rela
tives.
--Towner's regular semi-annual 8
cent sale is scheduled to open January
"a. Look for full particulars mex
week.
Second number of band entertain
on sale Saturday morning at Lillis
jewelry store
Free show at Opera Electric, Fri
day night, four comedy and educationa
reels of film. $50 inprizes given away
Don't miss it.
Ralph Nuzum arrived from Mon
tana for stay of some time. He i
demonstrating and engaged in lumber
business at Waller.
ATTEND Stoll & Groves free NOV
6ng picture show at Opera Electric
Friday night, and get your share of the
prizes to be given away.
-, 900 yards OF Valenciennes lace
and insertions, discontinued patterns
worth from sc to 25c per yard, one
price &c per yard. Rogers.
ALFRED Adams, formerly of Genoa
who has been connected with postal af
fairs at Denver, is transferred to po
sition in the government service in Ii
Crosse.
-Mesdames Nichols and Leavitt lief
home for the winter, the former {,
pass the weeks with her daughter a
West Salem, and the latter with rela
tives in Omaha.
Six entertaining numbers by tn,
Third Infantry Band, two reels of fea
ture motion pictures will be the pro.
gram for next Monday night that ough
to insure good crowd for the bant
boys.
Harry Light, the energetic horse
man, has recently made large shipments
from different point in Wisconsin an.
had good sales in the eastern markets
He-will soon be in Viroqua, when ht
wants to see and buy the best animals
to be had.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum lief
nome, yesterday. for two months triI
to the coast, visiting California. Wash
ington, Oregon and points of import
ance in other states, coming home BY
way of Waller, Montana, where theil
daughter and son are located.
Col. Morley sold hir Third ware
tenement house to Sanford Wood, VIII,
in turn disposed of his residence neal
the creamery to Sam Gross. The lat
ter has made success of his funk
purchasing business and we are pleased
to have him locate permanently.
Fred Wise is paying his parents
two weeks visit, having arrived from
Canada on Monday. Like all of oul
citizens who have taken up their resi-
dence in the British possession, Fred is
pleased with the conditions. He says
mercury stood at forty below zero wher
he left that region.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company last
week received orders from Alexandra,
Louisiana, for three two-horse Ameri,
can potato planters with fertilizer at.
tachments. These machines are made
IN Indiana and Mr.. Chas. S. Slack in
trod iced them on his second visit to
Louisiana. The three machines bring
about 5000 there.
"A reputable business man writes
the CENSOR from La Crosse giving as
surance that the statements about pre-
valence of small pox in that city are
exaggerations; that every student in
the public and other schools have been
ordered to return to school, whether
vaccinated or not. The scare, he says,
had little foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. Oftedahl
departed, yesterday, for San Diego,
California, where they have determined
on establishing q. new home. The
heartiest well-wishes go with them
from this community, where they have
ever resided and been identified with
the best works of this place. They
will fit in well wherever located.
Martin Bentson and wife arrived
from Canada for a long visit and yaca-
ton at the old home near this city.
They are entirely satisfied with tbei,
surroundings and advancement, after
FIVE years residence on the broad prai-
ries. Mr.. Ole Bentson alse came down
for visit among his old neighbors.
For variety, spice, delicacy, dainti-
ness, refinement and perfection Of de-