Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
Short News Stories of Interest
the Comngs
Vnoqua and Vicinity
May tomorrow.
-Sheridan's Ride, tonight.
Money loaned. w. z. Butt.

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Money loaned. w. E. Butt.
-Silo tile; Nuzum, Readstown.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on j. E. Stoll.
-Auctioneer Albert Larson is busy
crying sales.
--Weyenberg work shoes at $1.sS, at
Roman & Felix.
Maple syrup, the finest that can be
made. at JOhnson's grocery.
-Ouerback & Sons celebrated New
York candies at Omundson's.
The greatest civil war drama made
''Sheridan's Ride, tonight.
Candies, fresh and inviting, always
on hand at Sweger's grocery.
Cookies, cookies. those sunshine
cookies, at Johnson's grocery.
-Ansco cameras at 0. E. Davis drug
store. Price from 81 so to $50.
Get your material for spring repair
work of John E. Nuzum & Son.
dee lighted" when you drinkFern-
dell coffee sold by S. A. Sweger.
Mrs. ]. ID. Simpson returned from
an extended visit in Minneapolis.
Remember the Fern6ell Brand
when you need coffee at Sweger's.
The high cost of living reduced by
buying Ferndell coffee at Sweger's.
Paints, vsrnishes, oil, putty and
window glass at o. E. Davis drug store.
Stop renting. Buy house cheap,
aeat and easy terms of ]. w. Thayer
Next Saturday, for Sunday dinner,
remember Ferndell Brand, at Sweger's.
Jesse Perkins of Webster has ex-
changed his farm for residence in CASH
On.
Our repair department will handle
all of your auto troubles. Tuhus &
Clark.
-Silo and building blocks, the Ever
lasting kind; for sale by John E. Nuzum
& Son.
Guy Allen has purchased the Otter
Creek cheese factory from Adam
Mems O'Donnell dress shoes and
oxfords, at the right prices, at Roman
& Felix
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
One lot mems So 50 fine shoes at
$1.65; so cent work shirts at AZ cents,
at c. H. Ostrem's.
For safe investment, take trip to
northern Wisconsin and see the bar
gains Thayer offers.
Miss Jessie Kish returned to her
Newton home after critical operation
in La Crosse hospital.
Use Salvet for worms in hogs, cat
tie, sheep. horses. We guarantee it,
o. E. Davis, druggist.
Mrs. John NJ White received news of
the death of her sister, Mrs. Allen at
her home in New York.
IF you intend to paper any rooms
this spring, look over o. E Davis
samples before buying.
Attorney Bennett is ate d i n &
Woodman district insurgent convention
in session at La Crosse.
Next Monday evening occurs an
nnal meeting of the cemetery associa-
tion. All should attend.
"A little son, the first born. arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lien
rance of Pleasant Ridge.
The w. c. T. U. will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Swiggum at the home
of Mrs. Sweger, next Tuesday.
Boys fine dress shoes, all the lat
est styles, sizes % to 6, "Ralston"
make, at The Blue Front Store.
1t is worth something to know that
you con always find fresh and delicious
candies at Sweger's grocery store.
Ladies' Utz and Dunn dress shoes,
oxfords and pumps, gunmetals, SUICIDES,
tan and Glazer kid, at Roman & Felix .
Call and see our splendid stock of
building materials Our line is complete
and of highest quality. John (. Nuzum
& Son.
Mrs. Stoke of Milwaukee is here
to care for her mother, Mrs. Jos. Dem
ming, who met with painful accident
some time since.
Principal Smith of the training
school, was one of the judges in the
Kickapoo oratorical contest held at IL
Fargo on Friday.
Pianos have just been sold from the
salesroom of Brown Music Co to Mrs.
Willard Graham, Willard Smith, Viro-
qua: and Mrs. E. C. Brookman, Sparta.
&C. W. Graves and w. N. Coffiand
answer to the pleasant call of grand
pap, a son having lately been born in
the home of Sherwood Coffiand in Mir.
nesota.
The Rebekah district convention
will be held in Viroqua lodge room May
., beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. Din
ner will be served in hail. Assessment
% cent.
Mr.. j. Stevelingson of this city suf-
fered stroke of paralysis some days
ago. His friends will be pleased to
learn that he is recovering. Mr.. Stew
elingson is 76 years old.
Ben Brown received the sad news
of the death of Ruth Gale, the leading
lady of the Kelly Stock Company. The
lady recently underwent a serious ope-
ration at her home in Harvard.
Just remember that the Tuhus &
Clark garage is now open for business,
carrying the famous Buick cars, and
full line of auto accessories, tires,
Prestolite tanks, oils, gasoline, etc.
Otto Wilson and Miss Helen Bu-
chanan, were recently married while in
Montana. The bride is a daughter of
David Buchanan of Webster, and the
groom formerly of that section. They
are at present visiting numerous rela-
tives here, but will shortly take up re-
sidence at Helena, Montana.
Through influence of Ole 7. Alick-
son, who has been a member for some
years, Jacob Surenson, Benny Thorson,
Carl Bakken, Mrs. Everson and others
have recently Joined the state horticul-
tural society. Every fruit grower and
gardner would find much help in lending
their influence in that direction.
Monday night the Royal Neighbors
revived the ancient spirit of things by
a good old fashioned spelling match.
After spirited half-hour contest, Miss
Latta, Mrs. Ellen Bigley and Mrs Ezra
White divided honors. A nice program
was rendered and refreshments enjoyed,
making pleasant evening of whole
some entertainment.