Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-02
Short News Stories of Interest
by Comngs Gongs Don of
vlroqua and Vicinity
loaned. W. E. Butt.
Good vaudeville an this week-


Dance at Running's Hall this week
Friday. Don't forget it.
Quality and right prices is what
you get at Stoll & Groves.
Get your material for spring repair
work of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Not how cheap. but how good an
article. is the Stoll & Groves way.
Five dollars in cash given away at
the Opera Electric Saturday night.
Now is the time to use Nval's hot
springs blood remedy. o. E Davis.
Game Warden Curtis came home
after absence in northern Wisconsin.
-Silo and building blocks, the Ever
lasting kind; for sale by John E. Nuzum
& Son.
The Royces are good entertainers.
Always new program of acts and
pictures.
You may pay more but you can't
get better -four than Marvel. A. E.
Surenson.
Get Bankers Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Pillsbury's Best flour at 81. 80 per
sack; 10 pound pals of Syrup at 32c,
at c. H. Ostrem's.
Don't forget that Eogerson & Dahl,
at the Farmers Store, sells cent gar
den seeds for cents.
The little son of Superintendent and
Mrs. Fl. L. Gardner fell and fractured
bone in one of his wrists.
Clinton, Leland and Keith Ruzum
go to Mansion to attend the wedding of
their cousin, Miss Lucille Grub.
The Farmers Store is doing some
stunts in special attractions. An article
on this page tells Of leaders offered this
week.
Farmers can have corn tested free
by Prof. Wilson in the high school agri-
cultural department. Make early APP
plication.
"A special value in 135 acres of land,
choice buildings, school and church near,
well located. Right price if taken soon.
j. E Stoll.
Ladies, take q peep at Morley 5
display window in his furniture store.
There you will see fine line of bed
ding and fixtures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen
have taken possession of the large and
fine Marx farm at Newry recently pur-
chased.
Sunday was egg day in the Metho-
dist Sunday school. Many dozen were
contributed by scholars for use in a
charity institution.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains
The Wisconsin Dairy and Land
Company have arranged to purchase
city property in exchange for northern
lands through j. W. Thayer.
Secretary Mcintyre of the National
Physica Culture Union will be in Viro-
qua for one week commencing April 10,
in the interest the local union.
Mrs. R j. Arnold and daughter
Roxie of Minnesota, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in the old Viroqua
home. Robert arrived last evening.
Benefit for food sufferers at the
Opera Electric next Tuesday night
Everybody help. No admission to the
show but your contribution will be re-
ceived.
Friday night, at school gymnasium,
Camp Fire Girls will give an entertain
ment of caIesthenics, folk dancing,
games. Admission 10 and Is cents.
All are invited.
DE Soto Argus says it is reported
that Harold Gardner, a Victory boy,
has invented an air ship that skins any,
thing yet on record in the patent office
at Washington.
Albert Walters purchased a secord
hand Deering binder of Chas. S. Slack
& Company. They have one more
Deering and Gle Milwaukee in good
condition. See them.
Mrs A. M Bjoin of Crookston,
Minnesota, arrived to visit for two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Hauge,
She was accompanied by her brother
Adolph Hauge, who spent the winter in
Crookston
Robert H. Condie, first instructor
in Viroqua's manual training school
department, was recently married at
Evansville. He is now located at Mo-
bile, Alabama, in the same line of pro-
essional work.
DO you want guarantee that VOC
+are dressed right? The "Adler Col
legian" suit assures you of this guar
antee. Always in the latest STYLES and
fabrics, you will find these at the Blue
Front Store.
j. W. Thayer and j. F. Heal made
a trip to Marshfeld, where Mr.. Heal
secured valuable 100 acre farm within
city limits. On their way home they
took in the drainage ditch district oear
Sprague. Here Mr.. Heal some true
ago acquired tract of 400 acres that
has recently developed into valuab' e
territory. Land in that vicinity ha
nearly doubled in price during last two
years.
John Stoll has accomplished some
large real estate deals within a week,
selling $50 acres of the old Turner farm
near Towerville to Joseph Turner and
Charles Cooley, 120 acres to Carl Steen-
son. A sale Of personal property on
the farm viii be held Tuesday, April s.
When there is anything you want to
know about buying or selling farm or
other property Stoll is the proper place
to go for that information.
Get ont the King drags and smooth
down and harrow off the rough places
in the roads. This should be done in
city ana country. Now is the accepted
time for making the season s foundation
for passable highways. Thomas Stevens
and Superintendent Buffers are the first
overseers in this section to take initia-
tive steps in the work, and as a result
the highway along their territory
IN the main, in good condition.
Why should the great number Of
patients be compelled to seek medical
aid and surgical operations elsewhere?
This Is a matter that ought to have
attention from Viroqua surgeons, bust
ness men and citizens generally. Scarce
ly day elapses that some patient fails
to leave here for outside consultation
and operation. A hospital that woulc
accommodate ten to a dozen invalids