Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-26


Phone 81! johnson grocery.
Masonic party Friday night.
The Latonia Derby, F." tonight.
Money loaned ". E. Butt.
The Winged Horse flour. johnson
grocery.
Take Laxacold tablets for that cold.
10 r. Davis.
Quinsby's celebrated eoffees at ].
0raundson's.
Extra goodi "Kings Of the Forest, :"
Saturday night.
Everything in fancy groceries at
A. +. Surenson's.
Mrs. C. j. Cherrington returned
from her sojourn n Iowa,
Mrs. Guthrie, formerly Ruth Field,
has been here fora few days.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 90.
-rhe finest -four in the world, the
Winged Horse flour, at Johnson's gro
Gerry.
-Nyal's beef, iron and wine is an
ideal tonic and spring remedy. o. E.
Davis.
Once a customer, always custo-
mer; saiifaction is our motto. Johnson
grocery.
Sickness is exp i've. Keep Bark
er's remedy handy. Nothing like it all
druggists.
Return, oh, return. that wheeIbar-
row borrowed from the CENSOR office.
Do it now!
John W. Lake, Junior, went to
Waterloo, Iowa, to work at his trade
of bricklayer.
Basket social at Liberty Pole school
house was postponed to Saturday night
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Cowden and
Wayne Cowden departed yesterday for
their Montana home.
We have every thing in staple and
fancy groceries. We solicit your pa
tronage. johnson grocery,
Judge Mahoney announces his can
didaey for re election as probate judge.
So far as known, be has no opposition
City meat market has changed
hands, Messrs. Norrison& jackson hav-
ing taken over the business from 4.
McAuley & Son.
Robert Robertson and family have
become residents Of the city, taking
possession of their new home, the j.
NJ. Bennett place.
/ Edward Midthun has purchased The
James Munyon farm three miles south
Of Viroqua. II isawell located eighty,
selling for So. 500.
Former Editor Kommerstad of Coon
Valley, was recently married in Mic
neapolis. He is located at some point
in Minnesota, has charge Of a news
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson of
Canada, were here visiting O. H. OPP
sahl aud family. Their former home
was at Westby. They are we'll salts
fed with that country.
Jacob Thompson has sold his re-
dence and two lots IN southern section
Of city, together .itb furnishings, t.
David Ramsett Of Bristow, who viii
soon move his famiiy mere
Rural Mail Carrier Perry McHenry
has purchased the residence property 81
Abner Silbaugh in the Third ward,
pleasant and good home. The place has
been occupied by Mr. MeHenry tbs past
two years.
Leslie Dietz, son Of John r. Dietz.
defender of Cameron dam, win give aan
illustrated lecture next Monday in coz
nection with the Opera Electric. Prices
placed at Zoe and l5c should assure
packed house. Two shows and lecture
1880. Remember the date, next Mon
day.
Albert Groves and family arc ABOUT
to remove TO Akin, Minnesota, where
an 81 acre farm has been purchased
They have residedon the George Fisher
farm the past year, but thought best to
have place Of their own Cheaper
land was thought best for them, hence
their removal. Leslie Fisher will work
the home farm.
With view 20 passing her winters
elsewhere, Mrs. b. r. Ferguson mas
sold her residence property to Attorney
j. A. Moeu, possession TO be given
April FIRST. Mr.. ard Mrs. Moeu are to
be congratulated on having acquired
one Of the neategJ and most modern
homes IN the CITY, perfect little place
IN right proportions.
Monday mig & closed one u the
most satisfactory lecture and enter
tainment c3r1ses the public has enjoyed
for years five Numbers II real merit.
Taggari, the "Nan from Maine, ="
thougL last. was By 10 means least.
As q one-msn entertainer be Ellis large
,rOgram and does It with credit to him
self and delight Of his audience. No
here has been more YER
satile.