Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-16
Get out the road drag.
Money loaned. ". E. Butt.
SLID tile; Nuzum, Readstown.

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Married in Haste" Friday night,
guaranteed.
DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Norris Of Port
age, are in the city
w. M. Hopp and wife are here
from North Dakota.
Mrs. Nels Lavold is visiting rela-
tives in Dane county.
Charley Hauge and wife entertain
q young son at their home.
Ed Perham of Sparta called on vi
roqua relatives and friends
Candies, fresh and inviting, always
on hand at Sweger's grocery.
Try the Home Brand" groceries,
sold by Morrison q Jackson.
Get your material for spring repair
work of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Don't forget the Congregational
church supper Thursday, price 25c
Now is the time to use Nyal's hot
springs blood remedy. @. E Davis.
Earl Morley of Readstown has been
at the home OF his uncle, Col. Morley.
Mrs. Geo. K. Nuzum and son Ray
go to Madison to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols of Sparta, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Sslome
Miller.
M. B. Davidson has moved to this
city and occupies one of Mrs. Strawn's
houses.
-Silo and building blocks. the Ever
lasting kind; for sale by JOHN z. Nuzum
G. Son.
You may pay more but you can't
get better -four than Marvel. A. E
Surenson.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hall was called to
Forest county by the Illness Of her
daughter.
Miss Sophia Knudtson returned
from La Crosse hospital treatment of
two months.
Get Bankers Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrb, colds and rheumatism,
al druggists.
1T is worth something to know that
you con always find fresh and delicious
candies at Sweger's grocery store.
Ben Won Ruben, late of Coon, has
moved to Viroqua and occupies one of
G. d. Williams tenement houses.
-Viroqua Woman's Relief Corps in
augurated a series of socials, MIR. Thos.
Thompson being first to entertain.
We invite you to call and get color
card of Freskoline tints, if you intend
to decorate your walls this spring. o.
E. Davis.
j. F. Heal shipped his personal eff
fects to Marshfield. taking possession
of his new farm. The family will fol-
low soon.
"A rummage sale will be held by
Congregational ladies' aid society in the
room north of bank of Viroqua, Fri
day, April 25.
Coming soon at the Opera Electric.
Pilgrims Progress" and .'Sheridan's
Ride. I" No extra charge for these
great features.
John Deviin moved his household
effects to rooms in his business block,
his residence having been leased to Mr..
Beaver of Cashton.
Spring showing of the celebrated
O'Donnell mems oxfords of which we
have received a complete shipment at
Roman & Felix's.
-Viroqua Odd Fellows send to their
fellow sufferers in the flood swept
states of Ohio and Indiana SIS. A COM
mendable thing to do.
Sam Olson who recently moved
here from Bristow has bought the Rob-
ert Arnold residence and taken pos
session OF the same.
-Nels E Fortney and family will
enjoy the pleasures of an auto this
81, Buick, of Tuhus & Clark.
-Bekkedal Lumber Company is re-
modelling the barns on its lots for Office
and shedding purposes. The transfer
NATION will be pleasant innovation.
The next and last number of the
band entertainment course is Tuesday
night at Opera house; home talent
play. Seats on sale Saturday morning.
The city orchestra will furnish
music for social dance at the Opera
house this Thursday evening. Dance
numbers SOC and all are cordially in
vited.
Relatives learn of the arrival of an
heir in the home of Lester Walling at
Stoughton. The lady was Josie Henry,
longtime clerk in the Viroqua post
office.
Sarah Miller, a maiden lady of
sixty years, was adjudged insane and
taken to Mendoza hospital by Sheriff
Hoveland and her neighbor, Mrs. Tru-
man Hunter.
Hon. Ole Anderson is down from
Barron county on business and renew
ing friendships in Coon town. He says
the new friends are not quite like the
early ones.
The local game association received
and distributed to surrounding streams
fourteen cans of fish fry from state
hatchery. Twenty cans of fingerlings
from the government are expected soon.
From West Coon Prairie is reported
the death of Sven 0berson, aged Sc
years, from a disease that taxed the
skill Of physicians, resembling leprosy.
During two years intense suffering he
was tenderly cared for by daughter.
Three sons and other relatives sur
Vive.
Why does The Blue Front Store
have such a large business in ladies'
rain coats? Because they carry an ex-
elusive make. They fit better, they
look better, they wear better, they
have more style, they are cheaper,
quality considered. The Blue Front
Store.
DIR. Otis E. Cronk, the Chiroprac-
tor, has taken a partner; not profession
ally, but domestically, and the newly
welded have rooms in the First Ma
tional Bank block. The happy affair
occurred at the brides home in La
Crescent, Minnesota, today, Rev Beck
holt of this city performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. Cronk has demeaned him
self as gentleman during his residence
here, and he brings 20 his companion
ship a lady of worth. Her maiden
name was Miss Anna Macarthur
John R. Spellum received a dis
patch. from Spokane on Tuesday, con-
veying the sad intelligence of the sud
den death of his sister, Mrs. Peter Mel
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