Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-26

thC city lOE lew u1NS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Hendrickson spent
Sunday at Benefits Corners.
Mr.. F NJ. Baker returned from a
business mission to Montana.
Thayer & Buchanan have a lot OF
farms at real bargain prices.
Now is the time to use NyaIs hot
springs blood remedy. o. E. Davis.
Get in on that fine hat to be given
by Stoll & Groves atthe Opera Electric.
Seal of Minnesota and Purity fiours.
sack or barrel lots. Thayer & Bishop.
Farm from 10 acres to 800 acres on
easy payment. Thayer & Buchanan.
-Mseder orchestra dance at Run
ming hall, Friday evening, February Is.
-Messrs. Roman and Felix were
business visitors to the twin cities over
Sunday.
Supervisor Ole j. Lien and son were
town visitors from Coon Valley, last
Saturday.
Tom L. Larson bought a New
Stoughton wagon of Chas. S. Slack &
Company.
You may pay more but you can't
get better flour than Marvel A. E.
Surenson.
Miss Daisy Bowman is spending a
couple of weeks With friends in Dubu-
que, Iowa.
Springville w. C. 7. u. viii meet
with Mrs. Ellis Reed, March 6, in the
Afternoon.
Last chance to hear the Maeder or
chestra p the Opera Electric. Tonight
and Saturday.
Mr. Thos. Thompson bought com
bination stock rack of Chas. S. Slack
& Company.
Mr.. Thomas Ady says the Big 4
gas tractor is the leading engine in his
western uatry.
e. NJ. Potter of La Fargo. has pur.
chased stock of jeweiry at Museoda
and will soon remove there.
If you want a flour that gives per
feet satisfaction try the Winged Horse
flour. Theo johnson, grocery.
Will Bouffieur had letter from
his wife in Oregon, which contained =
bunch of outdoor grown vioie.s.
Grand Lecturer Libbey of re state
body, made fraternal calls on local
Knights of Pythias last Thursday.
Mrs H. E. Packard arrived home
from Rochester. last Saturday, where
she submitted to minor operation.
Don't miss it, Last Maeder or.
chestra dance of the season at the Run
ming hall Friday of this week. Tickets
only rs cents.
If you are hard to fit come 10 and
let Us measure you for suit. Fit guar
anteed ond LOCO samples to select from.
The Blue Front Store.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedunl
Hotel, phone 81, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Tile silos seem to be desired by
nearly all progressive farmers of our
locality and are being called for right
along at Offices of local dealers.
An animated game of basket ball
was rushed off between La Crosse and
ViroGua Bow Scouts in this city. Fri
day night. Fir0qus Iced in the first half,
but La Crosse ovcrbalanced in closing,
score 24-2l
The gentleman who, by mistake,
exchanged large fur cap for a smaller
one at the Opera house on Friday night,
will confer favor by calling at the
CENSOR office and having his own cap
returned to him.
Treasurer John Helwig was second
town collector in the county to make
full settlement of tax collections and
turn over his books TO County Treasurer
Bellapd Mr. Helwig shows a clean
page and returned not cent Of de-
linquency.
Mrs H. l.. Rayner and son Lee ar
rived from Montana TO visit among
relatives and former neighbors in town
and country. They have only words of
appreciation regarding their situation
in the west, although long distance
from railroad facilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum has
tened home from California to attend
their daughter Ethel, who underwent
an operation in the. hospital of her uncle
at GAINESVILLE. The trouble was less
complies ted than at first feared, and
Miss Nuzum is making fine progress.
The parents are still at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. o. L. Buchanan, with party
of land seekers, will leave Viroqua On
next Monday evening for La Feria.
Texas. IL you desire to see a good To-
cation for a winter home or wish an in
vestment that will double as well as
give you pleasure. Get ready to 20
along. Thayer & Buchanan.
-viroqua now has most of the re-
cognized schools of .medics repre-
sented in the profession, DR.. c. d.
Mead, osteopath, having located here.
He comes from Richland Center and is
a graduate of the American Osteopathie
college. DR.. Mead has pleasant rooms
over The Blue Front Clothing House,
where callers will be welcome. Calls
in city or country attended day or night.
Phone 200. His professional card may
be found in another column of the CEN
SOR
&C. Z. Ward writes that he was sur
prised on returning from Wisconsin to
ind the Yellowstone river clear of ice,
three weeks earlier than last year. He
says the Montana legislature is getting
up about as riotous a reputation as are
cur progressive" law tinkerers, and
Mains is up against hard bunch" in
some OF his advanced legislative work
Frank is sponsoring measure to change
the state fair from Helena to Great
Falls.
"A telegram was received here by
relatives announcing the death Of VIM.
I. Bennett at his home in Everett,
Washington. where he and his wife had
been living since their removal from La
Crosse a year ago. Mr. Bennett had
been confined to his room By illness for
about two months. He had just passed
his 10th birthday, leaves wife and son
in Everett; also two sisters, Mrs Fl
n fUfftsa .F &k.sa.