Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-05

THE Wolf"
Phone 62l johnson grocery.
: Money loaned. W. E. Butt.
Next big attraction 1.-The Wolf. .
The Winged Horse flour. johnson
grocery.
"A. E. Perkins has on exhibition a
patent gate.
"Trapper Bill. King of Scouts,
tonight.
Take Laxacold tablets for that cold
0, E Davis.
Quinsby's celebrated coffees at j.
0mundson's.
Samuel Simpson of Bristow com
munity is dead.
Ziegler's milk chocolates for sale at
j. 0mundson's.
Everything in fancy groceries at
A. E Surenson's.
Earl T. Smith was in the city Fri
day and Saturday.
w. p Shilling lost set of tools
while drilling near De Soto.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
The largest assortment of candies
in the city. johnson grocery.
just received, a carload of Pills
busy -four, at c. II. 0strem's
Ed. Wig spent few days at De-
Soto looking after business 1patters.
Merchant Melvin Steenberg and " .
H. Morgan are inthe city from Retreat.
-Messrs. Hill ard Barney, officers of
the Bank of Sparta, are in the city
today.
The finest -four in the world, the
Winged Horse -four, at Johnson's gro
Gerry.
-Nyal's beef, iron and wine is an
ideal tonic and spring remedy. O. E.
Davis,
/ Qace customer, always a custo-
nnfri satifaction is oar motto. Johnson
grocery.
Sickness is expensive. Keep Bark
er's remedy handy. Nothing like it all
druggists.
Simon H. Void of Westby. bought
a new Stoughton wagon of Chas. S.
Slack & Company.
| Viroqua Boy Scouts got La Crosse
on Saturday to play their fellows in a
game of basket ball.
y. F. Cox has purchased and moved
upon the $50 acre farm formerly owned
by Fred Kellieut near Ross.
We have everything in staple and
fancy groceries. We solicit your pa
tronage. Johnson grocery
= Mrs Melvin Steenberg has returned
from La Crosse hospital to the home
of her parents in this city.
Hans Quain bought La Crosse
| corn plow and La Crosse disc harrow
OF Chas $, Slack & Company.
Herman Root came home from the
university to be at the last sad rites of
laying away beloved mother.
Alderman H. P. Larson resigned
his seat in the city council because of
removal to his new home in the First
/ wasd $3.50
See the power washers at Chas. S.
Slack & Cos. Mrs James Honaker
bought one, a fsSsndow," with wringer
attachment,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Atkins of
Brookville, are receiving a visit from
their daughter ndgranddaughter, Mrs.
George Maiben and daughter of Iowa.
Distressing is the reported death of
Mr.. Henry Nelson of Liberty Pole, a
young mother who leaves five children,
one an infant babe. Funeral next Fri
day,
Revival meetings under Messrs.
Phelps and Gould continued with I'm
abated interest. Sunday afternoon next
at the Opera house, the subject viii be
''The DEVILS Twins"
Professor Wilson illustrated lac
ture on dairying at the high school Mon
day night was an interesting talk and
instructive. Too many counter meet
ing limited attendance.
John A. Moen and wife were city
callers from Christiana on Friday. Mr.
Moen furnishes the village of Westby
with milk, selling on an average over
two hundred quarts day.
Chairman J. E Shreve has moved
over from Greenwood and taken pos
session of his new farm in Jefferson.
j. w. Shreve was appointed chairman
to fill vacancy in the town board Of
Greenwood.
Prof. and Mrs. @. r. Wilson went
to Viola today, 70 ettend the funeral Of
Mr.. Wilson'e aunt, Mrs Jacob Benn,
who died suddenly from neuralgia of
the heart or Monday She was about
seventy years old, longtime resident
of Viola.
Attorney C. ". Graves was guest
Of honor at La Crosse commercial as
sociationc Friday night, when be gave
a talk on Vernon county as an auxiliary
to La Crosse, or vice versa. His re-
marks are highly commented upon by
the daily press Of that city.
The Third Infantry Band offers as
their third number in its course, an
entertainment consisting Of one hour Of
popular band music and one hour of
motion pictures, Friday night, March
9TH a. the Opera house. Seats now be-
ing reserved at the jswelry store Of
Sam Lillis.
AT the home Of his daughter IN this
city, week since, Ole Erickson died at
the age Of eighty. a pioneer settler Of
Franklin. KioHse Bowe, another old
settler Of the same town, died at the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Martin
Larson il Yiroqua. He was also well
advanced in years, man WE'LL known
and Of keen intellect.