Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-09
Snow storm this morning.
Money loanad " r Rutt

0UG0 10 MS nome DT Illness.
Veteran Henry Kish was over from
Stoddard, yesterday.
"A page of CENSOR is devoted to the
awful flood destruction of other states
Get your material for spring repair
work of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Now is the time to use NyaPs hot
springs blood remedy. o. E Davis
Several good homes in VIroqua on
very easy terms by ]. w. Thayer
Five good near by farms in ex-
change for Viroqua residence by j. w.
Thayer.
George Thompson of Readstown, is
installed as helper at Sanwick s clothing
store.
-Silo and building blocks, the Ever
lasting kind; for sale by John E. Nuzum
& Son.
Six hundred nights run in New
York and Chicago, ''The Girl From
Rectors."
IF. A. Chase purchased his second
combination rack of Chas. 6. Slack &
Company.
-Adoiph Sanwick, Rob Twining,
Chris Hanson, Albert Skrede left for
Montana.
You may pay more but you can't
get better flour than Marvel. A. E.
Surenson.
Get Rarker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Miss Omega Shower was given a
surprise at her home by a party of
young friends.
Miss Iona Slack visited La Crosse
schools while returning to her teaching
work at Wausau.
The w. C. T. u. will be enter
sained at the home of Mrs. Smell next
week, Tuesday.
Pillsbury's Best flour at 81 80 per
sack; 10 pound pals of Syrup at 32c,
at C. H. 0strem's.
Mrs. Thomas Ellefson and Miss
Marie BrZezowsky were la Crosse
visitors on Monday
Grant Cox purchased a new Super
Tor tanning mill with Dagger of Chas
S. Slack & Company.
Mrs. Robert Parker of Viola spent
Monday in the city, leaving for Oregon
state To visit sister.
M. E. Goodell and daughter Nettie
returned to their Kansas home after
passing some weeks here.
George Rhodes came from Peoria
TO visit his brother Charley, sister Car
RE Tate, other relatives and friends.
Clyde Foster is arranging to move
his billiard hall outfit to the old Butt
corner, which is undergoing repairs.
Congress convened in extra session,
Monday. Free trade tariff. legislation
is the slogan of Wilson and the south.
Mrs. G. w. Nuzum arrived home
from Mansion, where she passed the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Grub.
"A music program will be rendered
Friday night, conducted by Miss Mills
under auspices of Methodist Epworth
League.
We invite you to call and get color
card of Freskoline tints, il you intend
to decorate your walls this spring. o.
E. Davis.
"A special value in 135 acres of land,
choice buildings, school and church near,
well located Right price if taken soon.
J. E. Stoll.
Ladies, take a peep at Morley's
display window in his furniture store.
There you will see fine line of bed
ding and fixtures.
Almost three weeks after the Kicka-
poo flood before regular train service
was established to the La Fargo ter
minus of the railroad.
John M. Bennett passed through
town enroute to the Williams sugar
camp, where he spent several days
among the maple sweets.
The child of John Heck is improv.
ing. 1t was thin piece of potato in
stead of egg shell that lodged in the
windpipe of the little one.
Prof. Frank C. Bray was visitor
in our school last Wednesday. He is
principal at GalesvilIe, but will have
tho can1o v1Ooiffas, o@ Ono fo roxf voor
Attorney ]. H. Bennett was at
Rochester on professional business.
While there he visited the Mayo sur
gerry quarters and hospitals connected
herewith.
DO you want guarantee that you
are dressed right? The "Adler Col
legian" suit assures you of this guar
antee. Always in the latest styles and
fabrics, you will find these at the Blue
Front Store.
owned by F. NJ Minshall, on north
Main street, has been leased by L. w
Tate. 1t is limited that Mrs. Tate and
trained nurse may open private hos
pital in the same.
-Chas. Lothian and Ray Pomroy, two
workmen in one the tobacco warehouses.
were arrested on charge of illegal vot-
ing at the late city election. Prelimi-
nary hearing was before Court Com
missioner Bennett, who bound them
over to circuit court.
The regularity of his admission to
practice law in Wisconsin of District
Attorney McKibbin, was heard in su-
preme court, yesterday. The local bar
association was represented by Judge
Graves and Mr.. MeKibbin bv W. F.
Wolfe of La Crosse. Doubtless it will
be SEINE days before the court an
nounces its decision.
High school girls preliminary de-
ciamatory contest called out an inter-
ested gathering and was well worth
consideration of the public. Thirteen
were aspirants for the greater contest
to come as representatives of the local
school. Mary Graves and May Will
liams were given the judges favor, Eva
Slack alternate.
Among the largest of the invited
dancing and social parties of the sea-
son was rendered to more than hun
dred guests in the Opera house, Mon
day night, by Messrs. and Mesdames |.
S. Hamilton, Chas. s. Slack, John r.
Spellum, Louis S. Thompson, Levi B.
Lake and Mr.. Thomas. Dahl. 1t was
most pleasant affair. Westby seven
piece orchestra provided fine music.
Manager Brown is fortunate in
securing a big city attraction THE Girl
From Rectors" for Saturday night.
This attraction is playing all the larger
towns and Viroqua theater patrons viii