Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-26
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arrive at mayer q bisnop .
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
Onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Don't forget that key of Sal-Vet;
your stock needs it o. E. Davis.
For your next -four order try Mar
vel-none better. A. E. SureneOn.
Local w. C. 7. U. was entertained
at the home Of Mrs j. w. Thayer.
DR. Hess stock food, panacea and
instant louise killer. o. E. Davis.
Hay, straw and all kinds of -four
and feed on sale at Thayer & Bishops.
"A fine lot of good farms and resi-
dences at bargain prices at Thayer's.
The Geo. Fisher farm just outside
city limits, for sale by Thayer & Bu-
chanan.
If you want more milk from your
cows buy cottonseed meal of Thayer &
Bishop.
Leonard Engler bought Combine
tion stock rack of Chas. s. Slack &
Company.
Mrs. A. o. Larson is home from
winters sojourn with her daughter at
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Hugh Buchanan returned from
a months visit with relatives in Min
nesota and North Dakota.
Attorney Moen and wife had as
their guests the mother and aunt of
the former, portion of last week.
Clinton w. Nuzum attended an
nual meeting of the state retail lumber
dealers association held in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Max Roman and family have
taken possession of their newly ac-
quired home, the NJ. D. Chase home
stead.
Martin Joslin is preparing for re-
moval of his family to northern Wis
consin, where he has place as travel
ing salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo G. Fawcett went
to Sparta to attend the funeral of the
formers sister, Mrs. Parks, who died
at Wonewoc
Spencer Officer and wife of North
Dakota, have been visiting E. H. Officer
and other relatives and old-time friends
in this section.
If your roofs leak, do not expert
ment, but come and secure the genuine
roof cement. Handled by the Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
The families of Jesse and Valentine
Hess are removing to northern Wis
,cnusin, where the gentlemen have work
in the lumber woods.
We guarantee our dandruff cure.
1t stimulates the hair bulbs, cleans the
scalp of dandruff and promotes new
growth. Price Csc. o. E. Davis.
Tennis Hetland, who recently sold
his farm to Chairman Shreve of Green
wood, has moved to the city and oc-
cupies the residence of the late Mrs.
Van Wagner.
Albert Sannes bought an "Uncle
Sam" galvanized gasoline barrel with a
brass fawcett to haul gasoline for his
own engine. Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany sell them.
Friends learn of the threatened
total blindness from catsracts of Mrs
Henry W. Allen, long time former re-
sldents of Viroqua, now living at
Verndale, Minnesota.
Friends learn of the death of Rev.
James Lehr, a former pastor on the
Springville circuit He was afflicted
with tuberculosis, and patient in the
state sanitorium at Wales
Don't forget the Maeder dance
next Tuesday night This will be the
undoDe TO make is a success An who
enjoy right good time are welcome.
After having gone the rounds of
relatives and friends in Washington,
Oregon and other western states, Mr.
and Mrs. N. D. McLees are passing re-
mainder of winter with their son in
Oklahoma.
Every family should have a hot
water bottle and fountain syringe in
the house, for when they are wanted
they are wanted at once. Our stock is
complete and fresh from the factory.
o. E. Davis.
Landlord Torger Fortney returned
from Texas, having been absent three
weeks. He visited relatives in different
sections of the state and at New Or
leans. He reports a fine time, but
rather unfavorable weather during
much of his stay.
Easter will soon be here. We are
ready to supply you with the new spring
styles in suits and overcoats for this
occasion. The "Collegian, ''Stand-
ford and university" makes. Hand
made, hand tailored, perfect fitting and
the best of fabrics are found in these
brands. We take great pleasure in
showing this class of high grade mer-
chandise. The Blue Front Store
The death of Mrs. Salem H. James
is announced from Park Rapids, Min
nesota, at the home of her daughter.
She was seventy-five years of age, born
in Ohio, came to Vernon county with
her parents in 1856, married two years
later. The families resided in Jeffer-
son, going west in the early SOS. Mes
DANES /. N. Groves and Jas Dickson are
sisters of Mrs. james; Mrs. Jerome
Favor sister-in-law.
We shared with the rest of the
west and middle west in our first biz
card of the season, which came last Fri
day and renamed with good deal of
fury and snow for about twenty hours
1t was genuine old-fashioned storm
and drifting snow, making travel al
most impossible. Az result we have
about the heaviest fall of snow for the
winter, badly drifteCl, leaving sleighing
not good. We are enjoying sharp
mornings and reasonable cold, Just what
the country needs fer business at least
three or four weeks
"A Washington" party. given Fri
day night to $50, was a pleasing affair
for Doth guests and hosts. The en-
tertainers were Messrs. and Mesdanes
II. P. Proctor, O G. Munson, f. A.
Chase, M W. Twining, Nj. j. Felix,
Edw. Lind. Hall decorations were the
stars and stripes profusely displayed.
The day Of Washington was recognized
Of v,,idrse,hf hxY fba l,nfof3incy from, ae.ff