Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-29

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If you want healthy hogs feed them
SalVet. o E. Davis. Druggist
For your next -four order try Mar
vel-none better. A. E. Surenson
STANDARD canned peas l0c at Sweg-
er's grocery Also have another lot of
the cent corn.
For your grocery wants, call A E.
best of groceries.
ALI cloth overcoats for men and
boys at one-third off from regular price
at Stoll & Groves.
-Nyals' Cherry Cough Syrup is the
best for that tickling IN the throat O
E DAVIS, Druggist.
Wallace dance orchestra at Run
ming hall, Friday evening, January 81
Everybody welcome
Mr.. Ed Hanson of Clinton, was
among the throng who had business in
the hub last Saturday
-Laxacold Tablets, if properly used
will stop grippe and colds in the start
o. E Davis, Druggist.
For few days only, Stoll G. Groves
entire stock of high grade overcoats al
One-thlru on regular price.
Chairman Ericsson, Stanton McVey
and Will Setback were Ovei from Rock
ton 81 business last ThurdaV.
Annual meeting OF the county med
zeal association will be held at Hotel
Fortney tomorrow, Thursday.
Free coall Another HI # ton of coal
given away by E H Officer at Opera
Electric next Saturday light.
Before subscribing for magazines
and newspapers, see Towner He has
something interesting to tell you
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D E. Davis drug store Phone 284
residence and office. l-52O
Tobacco pours into town for detv-
cry. Bekkedars force If carpenter
prepare the cases for all local packers
Peter Rauem of West Prairie is
possessor of new Mason touring car
automobile, purchased through the EIr-
oqua Implement association
Mrs. w. ID. Dyson is spending .
few days with Chicago relatives and
her daughter Doris, who is a student
in Milwaukee Downer college
w. c. Groves of Readstown, tells
NhC OENGOh ttt&t IlE dtlGlIUs u dUOul
thirty auction sales the past season,
selling lunches and nicknacks
On account of i'll health, Rev w
II. Vance resigned his pastorate of
Sbeboygan Methodist church He wac
a long time presiding elder here
j. 7. Magland has bought and i.
about to take possession of the old Is
aac rollackson farm in Jefferson He
moves from the George E. Morse place
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.
The CENSOR overlook ed the item of
news concerning the leg injury to Rob
ert, son of Editor Graves, who suffered
a painful injury while jumping over
fence. He is recovering nicely.
-Advices are that Earl B. Harkin,
district attorney here for one term,
was elected to like position in Brown
county, South Dakota His home has
been at Aberdeen for some years.
Col Morley, c. l.. Peterson and
c. J. Kuebler were La Crosse business
visitors, having in view the securing of
tentative plans for a Masonic temple
in this city, in conjunction with ]
Henry Tate onthe burned district.
Mr.. Augrim Thompson, one of our
aged citizens, met with sore affiiet-
ion, falling on an icy walk and fra:tur-
ing leg near the hip. 1t will lay him
up for the entire winter. Mr. Thomp-
son was badly injured in runway three
years since.
twenty-five new prospects for the
Melrose convertible wagon beds, and
Chas. S. Slack is planning on getting a
full carload of these wonderful inven
tions. Now is the time to get your or
der in for one and get the benefit of
the carload of these wonderful inven-
lions.
Chester and Roland Ward spent a
day with Viroqua relatives and friends,
returning to Chaseburg, where they
remain some time before going to their
Montana home The Wards have sold
their mercantile interests at Yates, the
senior having travelling position, and
Chester will engage in farming on his
claim.
Louis Thompson spent Saturday
and Sunday with his brother Thomas in
La Crosse, who remains in a critical
condition from his mill injuries # a
few days ago His left leg was ampu-
tated below the knee, some toes re-
moved from the other foot and his 9TH
.er fractures reduced. He went through
these surgical repairs in fair condition
and good heart.
Mother" Lakes appearance in
the lecture course, Monday night, made
one of the strong numbers. She is a
plain spoken woman, calling things by
their proper names, wholesome in the
selection and presentation of thought
and advice. 1t was certainly mother
ly talk that should find Judgment in the
hearts and minds of young and old.
Rev. Hartwell's farewell words
were said to crowded audiences Sunday
morning and evening Methodists ad-
journed service and attended in a body
at morning. In the closing weeks of
his pastOrate, Mr. Hartwell's scholarly
and effective sermons have awakened
members of his cong regation to a real
ization of what they are to be deprived
by his removal. An able minister, good
citizen with a noble wife The RECEIPT
ion rendered them Saturday evening
was largely attended, when they were
kindly remembered by gifts and tokens
that win be pleasant reminders Of N;r
-oqua and her people They left for
their new home st Ripon on Tuesday
morning.