Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-02
Sugar camps are in operation.


and easy terms go to Thayer.
Special prices on photographs at
Jasperson's for the next 80 days.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 50.
Don't forget that keg of Vet;
your stock needs it. o. E. Davis.
DR. Hess stock food, panacea and
instant louise killer. o. E. Davis.
When better features are made,
the Opera Electric will have them.
IF you come for style and quality
In hats, buy Mallory of Stol & Groves.
For best results, you should have
Jasperson develop and print your films
Several good farms that must be
sold at once. Inquire of j. W. Thayer.
When you want good lime look up
Bekkedal Lumber Company, Viroqua.
just remember, nice line of all kinds
of fish, smoked and sailed, at Sweger's.
-Nyal's beef, iron and wine is an
ideal tonic and spring remedy. o. E.
Davis.
The best coaster wagon on the mar
ket for the money, at Anderson e.
Sauer's.
Dean Smith returned from Onalaska
agricultural school, where ne has been
a student.
uIcC TOltS Vi Tie DeSL CTltIlp tOilSL
paper and paper holder for Use, at
Anderson & Sauer.
Carl Davig has been here from
Boyceville visiting his relatives. He is
engaged in farming there.
Now is the time to fix that leaky
roof. Buy Paroid roofing and get the
best. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Boys and girls, go to Anderson &
Sauer for your roller skates. They are
going fast, for the price is right.
j. H. McLees was able to be in the
city after confinement to his home,
cause1 by smuggling from a ton bull
Mrs. l.. t. Larson has had as her
guest Mrs Hetland of Minnesota, who
is in this section renewing old friend
ships.
Five pounds Csc coffee for 81 90:
good grade of corn ct &c r>r can, 10
ounce package seedless raisins only &c,
at G. II. Ostrem's.
Films developed and printed as it
should be done Mail orders will re-
ceive prompt attention. M. ]. Jasper
son, the photographer.
We are selling house bills, barn
bills and tobacco sheds every day. Come
in and let US figure yours. Bekkedal
Lumber Company, Viroqua.
II have a few farms that must go
at once. well located, good buildings.
If not sold soon will rent. If you want
a snap see me at once. J E. Stoll.
Attorney Harold p. Proctor made
a late trip TO Canada and is now in
California on professional business He
was and is accompanied by Mrs. Proctor
Officers and committee have ar
ranged with the Redpath bureau for
next winters lecture and entertain
ment course. Five numbers are slated.
Frank Williams and family lave
been at the Williams sugar bush near
Ross experimenting matters. 1t is
considered just fair season for that
work
The Wunderhose for ladies and men.
The guaranteed kind made where the
cotton grows. None better. No risk
when you buy Wunderhose. The B!ae
Front Store.
Walter Hardie and family depart
for Spring Valley, Minnesota, their
former home, having sold the farm five
miles west of town, on which they
moved four or Eve years since
Have you something to sell or ex-
change? If so. tell of it in the CENSOR
special sd column. Youl wants will
also be needed by its use. Practical
illustrations are realized every day.
Theatre goers will have treat in
store for them when the big city show,
The Girl From Rector's," comes
They are this week playing Mankato,
Rochester and Winona. Remember the
date, Saturday, April 18th.
-IDsurgent Woodmen of the Seventh
congressional district will hold con-
vention in La Crosse on April 80, for
purpose of electing delegates to lay
mems convention at Springfeldin Nav.
Each camp in the district is entitled to
one delegate, and it is urged that camps
elect them at their first meeting in
April.
Mr.. Albert Thompson, Pleasant
Ridge, has bought a new Tiger tobacco
planter with ferterlizer attachment. of
Chas. S. Slack & Company. By the
use of this machine and good CONNER
cial fertilizer tobacco starts at once
to grow and will mature two weeks or
more ahead of the old way and no fer
tilizer. Investigate.
w. M. Bouffieur disposed of the
Jos. Reed farm, which he recently ex-
changed With. L. Skrede, having sold
the SAINT to Tennis Bugstad of Har-
mony. The place consists of so acres
near Springville, selling for So, 600.
The Skredes have moved to Viroqua,
occupying the residence of the late
Philip Bouffieur, which they now own.
Ole Lewiston and family received
the sad news of the death of near
relative, Miss Anga Aaberg, at North
Home, Minnesota. Miss Aaberg is well
known and has many friends here. She
leaves an aged mother and three broth
ers, Rev, l.. K. of BeldinvilIe, nd Rev.
M. K. of Glenwood City. and A. K.
Aaberg of North Home, Minnesota.
Many were the pleasing remem-
brances and reminders from distant
and home friends showered upon Mrs.
Janette E. Drake, who quietly observed
her eighty-fourth anniversary at the
home of her son, Rutson, in this city
Mrs. Drake has been a resident of Wis
consin for rs years and of Vernon coun-
ty 81. She was eastern born. She en-
joys good health, vigorous of body and
mind May she be spared to prolonged
days and comforts with loving kindred
and acquaintanceship.
DIR. VIM. M. Trowbridge returned
Friday from Philadelphia, where he has
spent the past few months in post
graduate work, completing the specialist
course in diseases of the eye, ear, nose
and throat, and scientific fitting of
glasses. The major portion of the
Doctors work was in the celebrated
Wills eye hospital and Philadelphia
Polytechnic. We are pleased to have the
doctor resume his practice, and COM
mend him fnr the rrnCreaeive Tendency