Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
j. W. Thayer for siIO tile.

LEI farm bulletin book at the
CENSOR office.
Your choice of any winter coat in
the store, s4.98.
-Edw. Lind is in Mason City, lowe,
inspecting silo tile.
-Lumberman S. B. Gates was over
from Mansion on business.
Can you beat it, Any winter coat
In the store at S4 SO Rogers.
For your next -four order try Mar
vel-none better. A. E. Surenson.
Mrs. Will Owen of De Soto is in
the city and vicinity visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rumppie were
in from Cashton neighborhood, Mon
day.
One hundred mems and young mems
suits at a discount of 3S5 per cent at
For your grocery wants, call A. E.
Surenson's Quick service and the
best of groceries.
-Nyals' Cherry Cough Syrup is the
best for that tickling in the throat. o.
e. DAVIS, Druggist.
John Weber has completed DR..
Christensen residence in Westby. one
of the finest in the village.
-Maeder orchestra every Wednesday
and Saturday at the Opera Electric,
and l0c; no extra charge.
Before subscribing for magazines
and newspapers, see Towner He has
something interesting to tell you.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist. over
D. b. Davis drug store. Phone 25s,
residence and Office, t-b2w.
w. D. Dyson and DR.. J. II. Chase
took IN the automobile show in Chicago
They were accompanied by their wives
Three only, boys and girls all
at 50 so, worth SIS. The Blue Front
Store.
Peter N. Nelson, wife and two sons
came from Glendive, Montana, to visit
relatives and friends in the old Jeffer-
son home.
Mrs. Lano Buchanan of Webster,
was taken to La Crosse for appendi-
citis operation. Mrs George Groves Of
this city accompanied her.
Don't forget to buy one of those
new overcoats at. Stoli & Groves while
they are selling them at a discount of
335 per cent off from regular price.
Thomas Larson bought La Crosse
Oscillating bob, double wagon box and
spring seat of Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany, and moved to Viroqua to live.
Vincent Wilt of Avalanche, was
called to La Crosse on Monday, fol.
lowing an operation for gall stones upon
MS wife, who is in one of the hospitals.
Friends were pleased to greet Rob
ert Side from Victory. For a wear he
was afflicted with ANGER of the face.
having been entirely relieved from the
trouble.
IT. w. Watson and daughter, Mrs.
Anderson, Louis Mellen and son, and
Chas. Gibbs, of Red hound section.
We're callers at the CENSOR Office on
Tuesday.
Subscription paying is the order
with good percentage of farmers who
come to the county seat on business
these busy days. All of which is ap-
preciated.
-Theo. Thompson bought one of
those 50-gallon galvanized gasoline oil
barrels of Chas. S. Slack & Company
to use with his wood saving and grind
ing outfit.
Just received new shipment of
spring goods, embracing dress goods,
embroideries and fiouncing. Call and
see them. Very new and attractive.
C. Fl. Ostrem.
Mrs. Melvin Steenberg. who has
been at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Foster, for some time.
went to La Crosse and underwent an
operation for appendicitis on Monday.
John Devlin is home after a month
spent on his Louisiana plantation and
other sections of the south. He was
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Williams for
a few days, reporting them well and
happy.
Mack Stout and wife and other
afflicted relatives ask the CENSOR to |
express their thanks for words of con-
acts of kindness and for the |
beautiful flowers contributed on the |
death of their loved one.
Martin Skaagen was here from
Soldiers Grove to attend funeral of his |
brother John, who died from pneum onia. /
The brothers and sister desire to express /
their sincere appreciation for kindness
and sympathy in their sorrow.
-SeveDLy-nve car loads OF ice is be-
ing delivered to Viroqua dealers at thi.
time, a large per cent of it coming from
Sparta, some from Stoddard. John
Tewalt, the meat markets, creamery,
Torger Fortney and possibly others are
recipients of this concealed aqua pura.
Tennis Hetland returned from
visit with relatives in La Fayette coun-
ry. Having sold his farm west of town,
he thought to look for new location,
convinced that Vernon is the
best place for farmers He states that
and much less valuable is selling read
Ily at $3.50 per acre in La Fayette and
Green counties.
Jennings & Seriven, representatives
IF the Interstate Horse 60, who here
.ofore have only conducted the buying
If horses, have also opened up sale
barns at Madison, Cambridge and Viro-
qua, where they will buy and sell horses
IF all kinds They wish all to under
stand that you take no risk. as they
lave reputation for square dealing, Il
which is worth more than mere money II
% them. and they viii stand behind all L
,.ales- They will buy at Viroqua Satur-
lays and Mondays.