Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-05

these various communities attendance
upon the Institutes.
Valentines at Towner's
Money loaned ". Z Butt.
Insure with John Dawson q Co.
Free street parade at noon. Thurs
day.
Fine display of buggies at Chas. S.
Slack & Cos.
Pearl White -four 81 ~ per sack at
Roman & Felix.
Dent forget Suttle & Tate's clean
up sale of winter goods.
Ed Nestingen of Sparta had BUSH
ness in the city on Friday last.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Henry Lindemann was in Chicago
most of last week on business.
John Silbaugh of Readstown moved
TO La Crosse, where he will reside.
Peter Wigdahl bought a Summit
steel range of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
&C J Smith and T " Hazen
visited La Crosse on business, th5ay.
Mrs. Henry Running spent Sunday
with relatives and friends at Cashton.
Ross is having a series of revival
meetings conducted by Viola Methodist
pastor.
Sickness is expensive. Keep Bark
er's remedy handy. Nothing like it all
druggists.
Remember, Suttle & Tate continue
to pay postage on merchandise mailed
to out-of-town customers.
Roman & Felix are offering great
bargains in dry goods during their clear
Ing sale. See ad inside of CENSOR.
Read the double page ad of Roman
"a Felix. Bargains in dry goods, cloth
irg. shoes and ready-to-wear goods.
Only two of those ladies' beautiful
Norfolk mackinaw jackets left. Worth
81, now go at $3.50. The Blue sFront
Store.
BE prepared for six weeks snug
weather. The old ground hog came
out and basked in the sunlight all day
Sunday.
Superintendent Gardner and Princi-
pal Smith attended a meeting of state
educators at Madison the latter part of
the week.
This is your last chance to get your
winter supply of bargains at Roman &
Felix during our clearance sale Feb
ruary to Is.
Farm residence of Enoch Kraua
was destroyed in the town of Forest on
a recent morning. The family recover
ed nothing of value.
Mrs. Carrie Tate is spending the
week in Chicago and Milwaukee max
ing selection of spring purchases of
new goods for the firm of Suite & Tate,
Remember Nozum & Sons new
qparters when YOU need anything in
buading supplies. The most extensive
lGrber yard in this section of the state,
The Maeder Orchestra will play for
canoe il the Running hall, Friday
evening, February IA. Every body is
welcome Dance tickets 75c per couple.
MIR. j. l.. johnson was busy man
from Liberty who transacted business
in the city. He has more work than
his outfit can do at log and wood saw
ing.
John w. Thayer and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Dach, Jr., and Landlord
Torger Fortney, are off for trip
through Texas, Joining the excursion
billed for Monday.
j. o. jacobson on Pleasant Ridge,
bought Waterloo Boy four horse gaso-
line engine, feed mill and Stoughton
basket combination rack of Chss. S.
Slack & Company.
WANTED TO buy second hand Ma
tional cash register in good condition,
one that prints and Issues tickets. Ad-
dress, at once, A. II. Peterson, f. No.
2, Cashton, Wis.
Andrew Tollefson and Ole HUI
sether left for Madison on Saturday 10
JON the old boys who are renewing
their school days and maturing plans
for successful farming in future.
No matter how much you may have
disliked taking cod liver oil, you will
enjoy taking our Emulsion Of Cod Liv-
er Oil 1t quickly restores ores natu-
raj strength o. E. Davis, Druggist
Gus Swanson of Pleasant Ridge,
took out. on Saturday last, mounted
six-horse gasolene engine to be used By
him for wood-sawing and other pur-
poses. 1t was an international Hsr-
vester machine.
The adler" suits and oyercoats
have really no competitors among good
dressers. Wearers of these goods ask
no questions. The name adler" an
swers all as to style, fit, tailoring and
service. The BlGa Front Store.
Every day you put off getting one
OF those power washing machines for
your wife you are depriving her of the
greatest labor saving machine yet in
vented for the home. Chas. S Slack
has two kinds that are low in price and
high in efficiency.
Mrs. Julia Rosenfeld Of Portage,
was recently operated upon for goiter
at Msyos' Rochest> L,spital. Although
among the most dc. Z in its character
to the medical profe- IN, Mrs. Rosen-
field is reported to be making good pro-
gress.
- Mr. Gus Sandsmark died at the old
family home on Round Prairie, Thurs
day night last, after two weeks OF suf-
fering from pneumonia. He was born
on the farm where he died thirtr-four
year since. He never married and his
mother lived with him, the Sandsmarks
being pioneers Of that community. Fun
eral was held at Coon Prairi church on
MONDAY rge.y attended 81 neix8hots
and friends VINO knew and respected
Mr. Sandsmark in fife