Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-15
: Insure with John Dawson G Co.

! Quinsby's celebrated eoffees at ].
0mundson's
First half of first month of the new
year closes today.
! Attend the Opera Electric Wed
nesdays and Saturdays
Now is the time to give Sal Vet to
your stock. o. E. Davis
Major NJ. C. Bergh was in the city
for two or three days on business.
If you want to be healthy, eat APP
pies, ali kinds at Sweger's Grocery.
-Viroqua residences at your price
on easy terms. Inquire of Thayer.
Several large Vernon county farms
for sale on easy terms at Thayer's.
Ermine, - the wonder of the age,
for sale at j. 0mundson's, Opera blk.
Miss Gertie Fladden is taking a
course in commercial college at La
Crosse.
20. L. Buchanan is at Readstown
acting as referee in invoicing the Drag
ne stock.
-Nyals stone root compound has
worked wonders in kidney troubles. o.
E. Davis.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
First tile solos of this season or
dered of Thayer by Mr.. Langhouse and
Henry Webber.
%. L. Buchanan has decided to
spend the winte- hustling real estate
with J. w. 1hayer.
"A fine 160 acre farm all under Gull
tivation to exchange fer stock of goods,
or cash. See Thayer.
BE ready to take advantage of
Towner's big 9-cent sale. First bar
gains are always most desirable.
Only two fur coats left. Chance
for bargain in these. We do not carry
any over. The Blue Front Store.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
}. E. Davis drug store. Phone 28s,
residence and office. 1-52w.
The little son of Rev. and Mrs. G.
Sydney Barber lies 10 precarious con-
dition, and has for days, from pneu-
monia.
MIR. l. W. Switzer greeted viroqua
friends as he passed through enroute
from Minneapolis to Soldiers Grove, on
Friday.
That is fine large bus recently
received and put to use by E. H. Off
Ger. Rubber tired and up-to-date in all
respects.
| Captain James drove over from
1 Ferryyille to attend Royal Arch Chapter
session. he; may be ciassed as "the
old regular
-Lucius Favor writes from Ro-
chester that ne is getting along fine
after his facial operation. and is now
able to be out Of the hospital.
Don't miss Henry Running's good
time dance at the hall Friday night.
Prizes giventepoore and best waltzer.
| Good music hy five piece orchestra.
We were lucky enough to geta few
more sweaters, 81. 25, $3.50 and 1890
grades. These are difficult to get,
they will not last long. The Blue Front
Store.
Saturday was a bumper day in
Viroqua, tobacco being the burden Of
trafic. An6 it seemed old-fashioned to
witness the delivery of a number of
loads of railroad ties.
M. J.. Jasperson will make stamp
photos, % for 25c, for three weeks
only, commencing Saturday, January
| II. Don't put it off, for this offer is
made only once year.
Now is the time to arrange for that
party Or reception Manager Brown
has three weeks engagement with
the Maeder orchestra, beginning Feb
ruary Sth. Arrange booking as early
as possible, Terms reasonable.
| William V. Sheets, an old veteran
and former well-known resident of
this community and De Soto, died at
the Soldiers Home in Milwaukee, JAN
uary 5, following stroke of paralysis,
which fell upon him a few days pre-
vious. Interment was at La Crosse
Mr.. Sheets was born in Illinois in 1S43
He was a member of Wisconsin Thir-
tenth Battery. Two daughters and
a son survive. Mrs. Eta German of
Springville is one of them.
The first parcel post package to be
received by the CENSOR was a compli-
ment from Former Sheriff Charley
Ward, in the shape of fine thermo-
meter, representing his mercantile bust
ness at Yates, Montana. The remem-
brance is appreciated, but it is encum-
bent on US to advise the westerner that
there is no need for thermometers in
Wisconsin this winter, and We are, old
boy, wishing you the same pleasant
ness in the great western zone.
Almost week was occupied in
Federal court at La Crosse in the hard
fought case of John w. McLees against
Stoll and Chase and others. After more
than twenty-four hours session the
! jury disagreed, standing nine to three
in favor of plaintiff. Mr. McLees was
represented by c. W. Graves and J.
Henry Bennett of this city, while de.
PENDANTS had La Crosse strongest legal
/ lights. 1t is conceded to have been a
fiercely contester case.
Genial and hustling Geo. J. Amann
and his neighbors, Fred Kuehn and
John Hendeberger, combined and made
| delivery of their Victory community
tobacco, on Saturday. While unhitch-
ing his team on arrival home, Mr..
Amann was kicked by one of his hor-
! ses. infiicting severe leg wound and
| fractu-lng two ribs. Notwithstanding
this, he came bacs on Monday to finish
delivery. Geor r says he has Swap
ped" horses for thirty years, that this
IS the first time he had it put over him
right.
"A big real estate deal was recently
negotiated and closed through John E.
| Stoll-t-ansfer Of George Schroeder's
farm, the old fainter place of 32O acres,
near Liberty Pole, to Cecil Green for a
/ ], 920-acre combination farm and stock
| ranch at Linton. North Dakota, with
all ifs live stuck roacFsuarxy and ,thar