Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Reporters of the Comng
yhoqua and Vicinity

Go to Thayer's for silo blocks.
Prices right.
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on ]. E. StolI.
New shipment of auto hoods just
received. Rogers.
Can you beat it, Any winter coat
IN the store at 81 49, Rogers.
You may pay more but you can't
get better -four than Marvel. A. E
SurensoB.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. La
void, near Esofea, February s, a ten
pound boy.
Remember the Maeder orchestra
dance at Running's hall, Friday night
of this week.
"A small thing to remember and a
big thing to forget. Stoll & Groves is
a one-price store.
IF you want TO jew on the price
don't go 20 Stoll & Groves, for they are
one-price store
Where shalt GO for bargains dur
ing this month? No place like The
Blue Front Store.
Charlie Gutenberg bought Evolve
rine' pivot axle corn pillow of Chas. s.
Slack & Company.
Bernie Henry Of Genoa ordered q
set OF Empire iron truck wheels of Chas.
S. Slack & Company.
M. j. Jasperson handles the Ansco
camera and supplies. Buy your films
of him and get the best.
Remember our great reductions in
suits and overcoats continues through
February. The Blue Front Store.
Otto Peterson delivered his tobacco
and took home a Red Jacket cistern
pump. Chas. S. Slack & Company.
See this! Two fine chickens and two
dozen loaves of bread given away again
at the Opera Electric, Saturday night
Oscar Espeseth left for Fennimore.
Monday. where he will spend two
weeks visiting his friend, Will Shepard
Come 10 The Blue Front Store if
you want bargains in strictly up to
date mems AMI boys wear. The Blue
Front Store.
IF you are going to build house or
barn get our prices on cement in car or
haif-car lots. We can save you money
John E. Nuzum & Son,
-GFonk. the chiropractor, at vedua
hotel phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes ycrr
chronic aches and pains.
MIR. L. F. Miller was caller from
Sterling. He has rented his form and
intends to move to Retreat and give
Mrs. Miller and himself rest.
Arstin Collier and wife arrived
froEi the west to transaes businsss in
connection with the M. ID Chase estate
Mrs. Collier will remain heteeomc tine.
&C. II, Ostrem is offering special re-
auctions on winter goods. such as heavy
underwear, ovcrshoes, wool and cotton
blankets. Also some very good grocery
specials
MIR. Phillips, one of the high school
instructors of last year, left his uui
versity work for a few days and visit
friends IN Niroqua. where he found q
hearty welcome.
Shirley Marshall was over from De-
Soto Since moving there from Red
Mound Mr. Marshall finds more than
sufficient to keep his hands busy in boot
and shoe repairing
jennings & Scriven were called to
0sseo by the death of II. Fl. Fields,
prominent stock and horse buyer at
that place, to superintend loading of
horses bought by him.
M. A. Gauper has received lette,
from the supreme president OF the e
= U. that they are calling a meeting
for the pupose of re establishing ths
Did rates for all members holding no.
icies previous to 1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth McClurp de
parted for Florida, where thev will
pass the winter. They take quarters
z town organized and promoted by
Union soldiers, so MIR. mcclure will
ind conpanionship readily.
MIR. A. S. Cobb writes that thew
IRE well settled in Missoula, Montana.
laughter Bessie and himself having
moved there from. their North Dakota
farms. In note he says, weather
exceptionally fine; some snow, but not
100 much.
Mr.. Logan POWELL is here visiting
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Fow-
I'll. He is accompanied by his son
Kenneth. Logan is manager for big
mercantile company in Montana, and Is
me of the Vernon boys who have made
rood in the big west.
The heirs have disposed of the fine.
.ommodious brick residence in the |
Third ward so long occupied and owned |
" the late Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin D. |
Jhase. Merchant Max Roman is the |
and his family wiIlvery soon
axe possession. Quite extensive re-
'airs and additions will be made to the
desirable place.
Donald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo |
1. Clarke, was married on the third |
nstant at Vancouver, British CoIum |
ia, to Miss Antoinette Bebeaur, Of /
hat city. Donald went there some
1onths since, finding remunerative en-
loyment. The friends here will wish /
i'm happiness in the new relation.
do you want genuine bargains?
on will get them at The Blue Front
tore as nowhere else. After invoicing
Ie find many things we must get rid /
I IN overcoats and suits especially
ook where yon will, then come here
nd we assure you that we will save
on money. the. Blue Front Store.
Every moment of life the kidneys
re flterlng poisons out of the blood
the process stops or is impaired, the
ealttl is endangered. Any symptoms
kidney or bladder troubles should
ave prompt attention. Nyals' Stone
DOT compound is a reliable remedy.
rice SOC and S1.00. o. E. Davis, 4
ruggist.
That was a happy gathering of |
sighbors, numbering sixty, composed !
young and old. that moved upon the |
srm hornaeof Mr. and Mra pnhort