Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
THE Wolf, tonight.

biggest ATTRACTION OF the season,
The Wolf" tonight.
See the Great Western cream sep
arator at Cbas. S Slack & Co.'S.
Mrs. c. s Dickson went to Me-
nomonie to visit her son Lawrence.
"A hardy Viking at the home of
Albert Larson in this city
Frank A. Chase was in Chicago on
business.
Mrs. Louise Sine came from Sold.
iers Grove to assist in the Leader office.
Gus. Nordeen has moved upon
Frank Reeds Jefferson farm as tenant.
Former County Treasurer Lier was
a county seat visitor from Coon Valley
Opera Electric Saturday night,
The Dawning, unequalled, unexcel-
led
You may pay more but you can't
get better flour Than Marvel. A. E
Surenson.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrb, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Mics Mary Coffiand returned from
Minnef ota. where she visited her BROTH
er and family.
Miss Nellie Mahoney is passing va
cation week with her brother Emmett
in Minneapolis.
Misses Edith fainter and Blanche
Running were home from Milwaukee
for Easter vacation.
Frank Atkins purchased Minnea-
polls 1000 pound platform scale of Chas.
s. Slack & Company.
Fred M. Groves departed for his
home at Waller, Montana, after win
ter spent hereabouts.
Everlasting silo tile -the silo tile of
quality. Consult John e. Nuzum & Son
or their agent, Ed. Lind.
On account of bad roads and wealth
er teachers examination at La Fargo
was postponed till April as.
"A construction train is now in op
GRAFTON on the Southeastern, repairing
damage done by the floods.
We have the best silo and building
tile on the market. They will please
you. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Don't fail TO get our prices on lum.
Der, cement and other building ma
terials. John E. Nuzum & Son.
The city bakery and Morrison &
Jackson's meat market are each I'M
dergoing internal improvements.
DIR. w. 81. Hanson, Dentist, over
}. K. Davis Dug store. Phone 284.
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Sander Jacobson bought Melrose
wagon bed and Keystone steel lever
harrow at Chas. 8. Slack q Co.'S.
Miss Leila Crume and Amy Alex
andee went to Omaha to spend. school
vacation with parents of the former.
Ole T. Fortpey has purchased .
Chatham improved flaming mill with
bagger of Chas- S. Slack q Company.
Mime applicants took civil service
examination here en- Saturday for rural
mail carrier to all vacancy Ia De Soto
Office. bt .
"A special value in 135 acres of land,
choice buildings, school and church near,
well located. Right price If taken soon.
J.. e. Stoll.
Spreading rails caused the South
eastern train to leave the track on a
west bound train. No injury to persons
or property.
w. E, Lawton has purchased Model
Is Buick automobile, passenger car
from Tuhus & Clark, the local Buick
agency.
Rev. Albert T. Larcey of Bloom
ington. will preach both morning and
evening at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. Nye, after having
spent the winter with their son and
daughter in this city, returned to their
Viola home.
Ray Brye doubtless intends be-
coming permanent fixture at Reads
town, having purchased the residence
property of G. II. Moore.
Ladies should read the good BUSH
ness news about Rogerson & Dahl's
corset demonstration sale, published
elsewhere in the CENSOR.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone q, can correct Jour mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
"A party of young people gave W..
E. Thompson happy farewell party at
the home of his parents in Jefferson be-
fore his late departure for Montana.
Lee Griffin and Omund Tuhus, prin-
cipal and assistant of Ontario schools,
have declined reelection, expecting to
enter the state university with the fall
opening.
You haven't seen the finest in box
papers until you have seen Symphony
Lawn, Kascade Linen and Kokhards
Fabric, sold by Andrew johnson. Their
beautiful, delicate shades and texture
will surprise and delight you.
Mrs. r. w. Baldwin went to her
parental home in Iowa for visit. She
and the little daughter were accom-
panied as far as La Crosse by DIR. Bald
win.
MIR. Roy ]. Carver came from
teaching duties in Green Bay to renew
friendships made while at the head of
m annual training department OF our
school for two years.
A carload of trunks and suit cases
just received. Buying in large guam
titles and the best make enables us TO
hold the trunk trade. You always save
money in buying here. The Blue Front
Store
-Wehay received the frat shipment
Of ladies' waists. Ladies are learning
that this store is the place to buy the
best for the least money. They possess
style, fit and wear. The Blue Front
Store.
Anton Hendon, fourteen-year-old
boy, was kicked in the face by a colt
On the farm west of Viroqua. For a
time the lad was unconscious, but re-
Vived and is all right except that he
may carry disfgured lip.
Our newspaper brethren along the
kickapoo have all been obliged to use
Did patent sheets because of failure to
receive fresh pages. Belated service
creates havoc in newspaper Office, as
everywhere else. The boys have our
This section is to have new and
nustling young farmer in the person of
John I. Chapman, who hal purchased
The old fainter farm of half section