Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-09
Short News Stories of Interest
PcUps by Censor Reporters of the Comng Dongs
Vroqua and Vicinity


Insure with John Dawson 4 Co.
New Walk Over shoes at StoI &
Groves.
Saturday night. THE Girl from
Take LaxacOld tablets for that cold
o. E Davis.
Preparations for tobacco plant beds
will soon be the order
Biggest attraction of the season,
THE Girl from Rectors -
Cold night, freezing loads so they
dry little and are kept rough.
-Mesdames Proctor and Munson we're
La Crosse visitors on Morday
Special prices on photographs at
Jasperson's for the next 30 DAYS
Dr.. Chase, denust, office ~ hs'
pna ark building Phone 22
Don't forget that keg of Sal-Ve !:
your stock needs it o E Davis
DIR Hess stock food. panseea and
instant louise killer o. E Davis
Rural nj all men have been obliged
to make some of their trips on foot
George Cunningham is now express
deliveryman, succeeding Phil Biddison
John M White and wife paid visit
to their Tomah relatives, the Buriins.
For best results, YOU should have
Jasperson develop and print your films
Several good farms that must be
sold at once. Inquire of j. w Thayer
When you want good lime look up
Bekkedal Lumber Company, Viroqua
Just remember, nice line of ali kinds
of fish, smoked and sailed, at S4eger's
Twenty silos around Vhoqua are
evidence that Thayer's tile make good
silos
-Nyals beef, iron and wine is an
ideal tonic and spring remedy. 0 E
Davis.
The best coaster wagon on the mar
ket for the money, at Anderson &
Sauer's.
A. S. Atkins purchased and moved
to the William Bausman residence near
old brick yard.
Three rolls of the best crimp toilet
paper and paper holder for 25c, at
Anderson & Sauer.
Because of bad roads Chris L. Foss
'hoofed' it to town from the Bad AK,
IL miles, on Monday.
C. w. Atkins and wife and their
two grandchildren went to 0skalooss,
Iowa, 20 spend some time.
Now is the time to fix that leaky
roof. Buy Parold roofing and get the
best. John E Nuzum & Son.
Boys and girls, go TO Anderson &
Sauer for your roller skates. They are
going fast. for the price is right.
= Mrs. Jesse Thompson arrived from
Aberdeen and will spend some time with
her mother, Mrs. A. o. Larson.
"A comparison of the tile on sale at
Viroqua will convince anyone that
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Rev. Frank Nuznm and wife re-
turned from Spokane, where they passed
the winter with their son and other
relatives.
Ben Brown has been displaying
to advertise Bison films, which are much
in public faver
Five pounds 25c coffee for 81 90:
good grade of corn at &c per can, 16
ounce package seedless raisins only &c,
at c. H. Ostrem's
Films developed and printed as il
should be done. Mail orders will re-
ceive prompt attention. NJ. j. jasper
son, the photographer.
-Mesdames w. M. Trowbridge and
Will Lindemann entertained a large
party of lady friends at 900" Friday
SNIAlitiSy Ab VI ldlhcT.
The Wisconsin legislature is wrest-
ling with the momentous problem of
the protection of frogs. A commission,
should be the finale. of course.
We are selling house bills, barn
bills and tobacco sheds every day Come
IN and let US figure yours. Bekkedal
Lumber Company, Viroqua.
i have few farms that must go
lcff x71ft ls..ra L.
Ii not sold soon will rent. If you want
snap see nce at once. ]. E. StolL
Ole jacobson, an inmate at the
aims house, died Sunday. He was
about 30 years old, had been at the
home two months, illness overtaking
him.
The Wunderhose for ladies and men.
The guaranteed kind made where the
cotton grows. None better. No risk
when you buy Wunderhose, The Blue
Front Store.
Register of Deeds Mork is to do
some joy riding the present season,
having purchased 5-passenger Buick
automobile from Tuhus & Clark. Gin
ton Nuzum also will own a roadster,
same make machine.
Henry ]. Ramsett writes the CEN
SoR from Minnesota that weather is fine
and spring work just commencing. Mr.
Ramsett has been continuously clerk of
the court in Kandiyohi county for more
than twenty years.
Mr.. Carl Wroble purchased Chas.
S. Slack & Co.'S fine young horse, also
two Melrose convertible wagon beds, a
New Stoughtou truck with full clipped
gear and dust proof axles, and a La
Crosse disc harrow with tongue truck.
-Viroqua tobacco packing houses are
still in operation. Some of them have
difficulty in securing sufficient help ard
it may be month before the weed is
all worked up and cased. There is a
remnant of the crop still in farmers
hands, bad roads lettering delivery.
The village of Muscoda, with less
than 1000 population, has a second
newspaper. The town has never ac-
corded decent support to the paper so
ong established there, bat fractional
politics and local strife demand a per-
sonal organ for some ambitious poll
tician or sorehead.
john Stoll sold the original Samuel
Turner 80 acre farm in town of Utica,
Crawford county to Morkari Bros, adj
joining same. He also sold what is
known as the Phillips so acre farm,
east of Viroqua, to Leon Primer, and
sold the original G. W. Atkins home
stead at Brookville, to Will Anderson,
son of Mike Anderson, of Franklin,
taking in exchange his 80 acre farm in
Jefferson. which is now for sale on easy
terms at short notice.
The legislature continues to grind
between long weekly adjournments.