Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-27
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Goings and Dongs of
viroqua and Vicinity
Money loaned. ". E. Butt.


Ion, at o. E. Davis
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Clark spent
Sunday in La Crosse.
Use 'Instant Louise Killer" for
your chickens. o. E. Davis.
For goodness axe, use Marvel
-four. A. E. Surenson sells it.
u. l. Case tank pumps and thresh-
er belts at Anderson & Sauer's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 81.
Miss Hannah jacobson is at La
Crosse visiting the oberg family.
Seats are going fast for Thelma.
Prices reduced to 25, IS and SOC.
DIR. Hess Stock food, Poultry Pan
acea, and Instant Louise killer at O.
e. Davis.
known as the best, from east to
wsst-Marvel -four. For sale by A. E.
Surenson.
Still the White Way washers and
iaundries are going at Chas. S. SLACK
& Company's.
Call and get our prices and we will
get your business. John E. Nuzum &
Son Lumber Co.
Master Edwar5 Peterson has been
here from Soldiers Grove visiting num-
erous relatives.
Mrs. w. S. Jacobson of Swan Lake,
Idaho. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. M. Lund.
If you want trouser value for your
hf1xT
Stcll & Groves.
You are invited to attend the barn
dance at c. w. Moore's farm, north of
town, Saturday night.
--Chas. S. Slack & Company have a
deep well pumps jack, guaranteed for a
500 foot well. See it.
Oscar SomerfeId and sister Bessie,
autoed to Wonewoc where they visited
friends, the Casper family.
Remember now is the best time to
buy Chippewa mackinaw or Bradley
sweater coat at Stoll & Groves.
Miss Grace Dinsdale came from her
home at Montfort to take up her duties
as assistant training school teacher.
w. E. Lawton and family motored
to Boscobel Sunday, accompanied by
Mrs. Lawton's mother, Mrs, Kretsch.
IF you are going to paint, use tie
Weather Proof 100 per cent pure paint;
sold by o. E. Davis, at 81. 80 per gallon.
We have the best pulp plaster on
the market. Fresh goods always on
hand. John E. Nuzum & Son Lumber
Co.
Hats and Caps The very latest
things now on exhibition New, nobby
and in all late styles. The Blue Front
Store.
If you need anything in the line of
tobacco shed Or barn lumber, come and
look over our stock before placing your
order. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
j. w. and A. U. Curry, with farni-
lies, autoed here and took their moth
er, Mrs. S. R. Curry to Bloomingdals,
where they spent day at the Rustad
home.
Entire new stock of sweaters and
mackinaw jackets just received
Mems, boys and children's. Thelatest,
the best and the cheapest. The Blue
Front Store.
Oscar Branstad has been over from
La Crosse. He is assisting the Bekke-
dal forces sample numerous packings
of tobacco at Westby, Viroqua and
elsewhere.
"A public dance will be given in C.
W. Moore's new barn, mile north of
the city, Saturday night A general
invitation isextended. Viroqua orches-
ira will furnish music.
We are overstocked on home-ren-
dered lard, therefore selling at the cut
price.of 12s cents per pound. This is a
choice article. Call at the jackson &
Longwell meat market.
Miss Louise Drummer has resigned
her position with Roman & Felix and
rs spending couple of weeks at home
before going to Sheboygan as saleslady
in department store.
j. ID. Beck and wife and Mrs. VIM.
Peavy returned from their visit to the
wonderful Yellowstone National Park,
well satisfied with their trip and The
beauties of the natural scenery.
"A party composed of Will Linde-
mann, DR.. Baldwin and F.P Mcintosh,
with their families, are spending a few
days at the Lindemann-Chase cottage
on Frnch Island, near La Crosse.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company's thresh-
ing rig is making good money every
day now. They finished the Hetland
far m Monday and C. W. Moore place,
and are now on the Col. Butt farm.
Mr.. C. c. Olson has bought farm
east of town and offering for sale his
fine dwelling house in south town. His
purchase is the Will Groves place of
ten acres, a notchfrom the Triton farm.
DIR. Bertram fainter spent Monday
and Tuesday at home. He attended
the Knights Templar conclave at Den
yer, with Milwaukee commandery, also
taking In the sight of a trip through
the Yellowstone National Park.
"A party of young men, headed by
Prof. Orput, is spending the week in
camp at French Island. The party is
made up of Lawrence Brody, Owen
Snodgrass, Roland Chase, Lawrence
Lindemann, Edwin Kuehn, 10. Roman.
Prof. G. G. Brown was in the city
from Richland Censer on Monday ar
ranging for his work as instructor in
agriculture in our schools. He is a
graduate of Platteville normal and state
university, participating in athletics
and debate, having won in oratorical
contest during college career.
Mr.. Otto F. Bradley of Milwaukee,
assistant secretary of the state anti
tuberculosis association, spent Sunday
and Monday in the city. He is promot-
ing work of the association and appris-
ing people of tie dangers of the dis
ease. He is taking the matter up here
through correspondence and otherwise
with members Of the county board with
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