Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-16
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Comings Congs Doings
Vroqua and Vicinity

merchant fSilX mas Deen entertain
ing sister from Milwaukee.
Miss Evangeline Nestingen is visit
ing with Mrs. W. w. Hanson
Mrs. Carrie Gardner arrived from
Portage after winters STAY
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
oral Bank building Phone 20
Don't forget that keg of Sal-Vst;
your stock needs it. O E. Davis.
DIR. Hess stock food, panacea and
instant louise killer. o. E Davis.
When you want good lime lock up
Bekkedal Lumber Company. Viroqua
DIR. McEiwee will visit his patients
at Hotel Fortney on Wednesday, April
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Mrs. w. W. Hanson entertained
number of ladies at luncheon, last even
ing.
-NyaPs beef, iron and wine is an
ideal tonic and spring remedy. o. E
Davis.
Report that Keith Lucas had the
scarlet fever was unfounded, be having
tonsilitis.
John Stoll sold his town of Jeffer-
son farm, the Will Anderson place, TO
Albert Skrede.
George Harris, clerk in Surenson's
y .
taken by Will Flemmipg.
Miss Christene Thompson returned
from Ripon, where she was with the
family of Rev. Hartwell.
Assistant Postmaster Wilson spent
some days taking baths for rheuma-
tism at Sparta sanitarium.
Now is the time to fix that leaky
roof. Buy Paroid roofing and get the
best. John E. Nuzum & Son.
New arrival. a shipment of Utz &
Dunn ladies oxfords. We invite your
inspection at Roman & Felix.
Dance at Runnlng's hall, Friday,
the 18th, Westby 6-piece orchestra.
Last and best dance of the season.
Miss Julia Olson returned from
Chicago, having spent the winter there.
She will keep house for her father near
Folsom.
ID. d. Buxton moved from Viola to
Readstown, having purchaser a set of
timers tools and established in that
work
Claude Niles has sold his farm
seven miles east of town and moved 70
the city. viii Gilman is the purchaser
and has taken possession.
BE sure and attend the last dance
of the season at Running's hall, Fri
day, the 49, Westby 6-piece orchestra
will furnish music
The Camp Fire girls exhibition
Friday night was well attended and the
program very pleasing, especially the
dance of the Indian girls.
Ladies go to The Blue Front Store
to buy waists because they haVe learned
they get better values and better styles
than can be had AZ other places. The
Blue Front Store.
Martin Severson, Westby man.
was convicted of selling liquor without
a license, fined $50 and costs. The
sheriff and district attorney were there
on that mission.
Our spring and summer line of suits
are nearly all in and presents for your
inspection an array of patterns and
styles unequalled in any other store in
the city. The Blue Front Store.
Rev. and Mrs. Barber have the
sympathy of the community in the loss
of infant babe. The mother is surely
but slowly recovering from the unhappy
and unnatural affection.
Ole Vedum and wife went to La
Crosse with young son, who will I'M
dergo an operation. Their restaurant
and hotel is closed during their absence.
The boy was operated upon last night.
Prof. W. P Colburn took advaat-
age of the teachers association held at
La Crosse, ran over and spent Sunday
with friends He was apparently as
gratified to see the people as. they were
him
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth McClurg re-
turned home from Florida, where they
passed a satisfactory winter in the mild
southern climate. II was relies to be
freed from the rigors of Wisconsin
weather.
-Viroqua Knights Templar Comman-
derry was given annual inspection by
D. F. Sperry of Marinette, last evening,
when the Temple degree was also con-
ferred upon Conductor Max Byers of
La Fargo.
You will be delighted with married
in Haste, which comes under a guar
antee Friday night. Manager Brown
has arranged to put all seats in on
equal basis for this attraction; only SOC
viii secure any seat in the house.
Rev. John A. Stemen came on a
sad errand, yesterday, but nevertheless
cur people were overjoyed to greet the
former Congregational pastor. The
Stemens continue to be well satisfied
with their Stevens point home after
seven years residence there.
Now is the time to come to the
Larson Bros. shop and buy that monu-
ment that you need, and, as we have
nice supply at each shop, we can get
your order now and have the work
ready before Decoration day. Shops at
Viroqua, Westby and Chaseburg.
-Mumps have had pretty firm hold
on Viroqua people fot some time, as
have measles and scarlet fever. but no
epidemic of either. One of the CEN
soR'S official family, Morris Lemen,
has been held in the house for three
weeks, making the burden greater on
the balance of the Office force.
"A debt of Honor, the offering
as the last number of the band enter
tainment course, is more on the order
of drama than has been attempted
by our local talent, An exceptional
strong play of intense interest Seats
on sale Saturday morning at Sam Liliis'.
Course ticket reserved free; single re-
served seat, 35 cents, Tuesday April %
DIR. N H. Brophy returned from
La Crosse, where he attended the fun
eral of an elder brother, an unmarried
man 65 years old. For much of the
past year he had been confined in the
St. Francis hospital. Interment was
at then boyhood home at Mable, Min
nesota. Mr.. Brophy had been a La
Crosse business man for forty years.
Mr.. Albert Southwick of Salem,
Oregon, passed Sunday here among
relatives and friends. He was return
ing from New York and Washington,
uhera he went with siyfpan lTndaGir-