Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-22
Short News Stories of Interest
PickUps Gongs
Viroqua and Vicinity
-Blacksmiths' harvest.
.ReautifuI Jarnarv

-Quinsby's celebrated coffees at j.
0mundson's.
Roman & Felix department store
Is busy taking inventory.
-Furs in sets and singly, at lowest
prices, at Suttle & Tate's.
Don't forget Towner's great nine
cent sale. Opens Friday.
"A car of siIO tile coming for Thay-
er. Haul now on good roads.
Lem SteveIing has closed out his
stock of groceries to Rogerson & Dahl.
Now is the time to buy one of those
tanning mills at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
--Torval Lund and wife of Minnea-
polls. are visiting relatives in Viroqua.
The balance of our winter suits
going at great reduction, at Suttle &
Tate's.
STANDARD canned peas Zoe at Sweg-
er's grocery. A so have another lot Of
the z cent corn.
Ellis Schoorover went to Richland
Center for a short visit with his parents
and other relatives.
Thomas Beutson departed for his
Canada home on Tuesday, after fort
night spent at the old home.
Miss Ethel Nuzum and her brother
Ralph went to GAINESVILLE, the former
going there for medical advice.
Only two fur coats left. Chance
for q bargain in these. We do not carry
any over. The Blue Front Store.
The Kickapoo river overlooked it's
banks the latter part of the week,
caused by rain and thawing snow.
Chester and Roland Ward of Mon
tana, are visiting the old Chaseburg
home ana elsewhere in the county.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4.
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Elmer Orrison writes the CENSOR
that he has changed his residence from
the state of Oregon to Calgary. Cana
da.
-Towner's regular semi-annual g.
cent sale is scheduled to open January
"a. Look for full particulars next
week
Mrs. Bigelow, longtime landlady
of Seneca's hotel, died recently. The
Bigelows were residents of Viroqua
some years since.
All should show loyalty to the home
high school basket ball team by at
tending the game with Toman highs,
Friday night.
While coasting on the school grounds
Louise, little daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Minshall, dislocated shoulder
and fractured an arm.
DIR. C. b. Peterson of Cashton and
DR.. w w. Hanson attended annual
meeting of Minnesota state dental So
ciety at Minneapolis.
You can get almost anything you
want from the great variety of srticles
offered in Towner's Scent sale. Read
his advertisement, go see the goods.
Sale opens Friday of this week.
The Texas boomers represented by
j. w. Thayer, gave an instructive and
vivid slide show of Lone Star state
scenes at the hall, Monday evening.
Mr.. Carpenter s lecture was interesting.
On legislative committees Assem-
blyman Grimsrud is assigned to Judi
ciary and third reading. Senator Teas
dale is on Judiciary and one other com
mittee.
In reporting list of officers Of the
First National Bank the CENSOR gave
DR.. Schreiner as one of the vice-presi-
dents. E. W. Hazen should have been
named.
DIR. N. H. Brophy of Liberty Pole cir
culatsd among his Viroqua friends on
Friday, after weeks of confinement at
his home. Friends are gratified at his
restoration to health.
M. j. Jasperson will make stamp
photos, 25 for 25c. for three weeks
only, commencing Saturday, January
IL. Don't put it off, for this offer is
made only once year.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
just received a shipment of new Slough
ton wagons and trucks, and one ex-
press sleigh. They expect to have the
express sleigh put on wheels.
&C. N. Neprud, student of the uni
versity, has a position on the assembly
labor force during the session, secur-
ing the same u1der civil service His
former home was at Coon Valley.
Robert Lee and wiz" of South Da-
kota, have been renewing friendships
at Chaseburg after absence of forty
years. The lady is daughter of Form
er Senator Swain of Chaseburg, who
later moved to Dakota.
MIR. D. T. Orput, teacher of his
tory in our schools, read an able paper
before the Epworth League entitled "A
Thistle of South Carolina" John c.
Calhoun being the statesman referred
to and eulogized and placed with the
quartet, Clay, Webster, Haynes and
Calhoun.
Will Ady was the lucky winner of
diamond ring while attending the Brooks
Theatre Company show in Prairie du
CHEN. Those articles are pertinent
these fashionable days, and possibly the
observing and curious may discover this
particular one upon the dainty finger
of some Viroqua maiden.
Former County Trearurer Albert
/. Forum, has entered the employ of
the First National Bank as book keep
er and assistant cashier. A good man
ton, a gentleman CT many friends.
William G. Webb, who has long held
the position, retires. The public is
not apprised of his future plans.
Attend the novelty dance at the
Opera house Friday evening. Special
arrangements have been made to make
the evening as pleasant as possible
Instrumentation of orchestra assures
best of music: Otto Brown, violin; W.
E. Lawton, cornet; Sam Lillis, bari
tone; Leslie Slack, traps; Ben Brown,
piano. Tickets will be only SOC.
Mrs. Nellie Buckley has exchanged
her fms residence on lower Main street,
with H. P. Larson for the Amund Hage
farm rear Purdv, consisting Of $50
acres, all the live stock, farm imple-
ments general equipment, grain, feed,