Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-01
Insure with John Dawson 4 Co.
New Year postal cards at Lucas

business
NyaIs' Laxacold tablets for colds.
o. 4. Davis
e. NJ. Potter ard wife we're city
callers from La Fargo.
Now is the time to give Sal Vet to
your stock. o E Davis
Andrew Davik bought a heating
stove Of Chas. ). Slack & Co.
Fine young horse 1870 pounds for
sale, at Chss S Slack & Co.'s.
"A S. Hetland and wife are visiting
daughter in Lafayette county.
Alvin Mason bought Summit hot
blast hsater of Chas 5. Slack & Co.
F A. Chase bought a Stougtoa
Anti tip bob Of Chas. 5. Stack & Co.
Hilbert Hanson bought fine
Columbia steel range OF Chse. 5. Slack
q Co
Henry Davis end wife are off for a
visit With their children IN the state of
Iowa.
Whitney Nichols and wife were
over from West Salem Tor holiday
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S c. Letson were
here from Sparta for Sunday with gel
atives.
Good horse Fairbanks second
hand engine for sale at Chas. S. Slack
& Co.'S.
New 2 horse sir cooled Thompson
engine at bargain, at Chss. S Slack
& Cos
-NyaPs stone root compound has
worked wonders in kidney troubles. o.
E Davis
Now is the time to get special
bargain on tanning mills, at Chas 5
Siack Co.'S.
Eli 4. Reed has purchased the Aal-
gard farm on Asbury ridge. consisting
of 142 acres.
= Miss Clara Olson is at home from
Fargo cierking duties visiting parents
ind friends.
Get Bankers Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrb, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
DR. Dake and family autoed from
Viola TO Newton to eat Christmas tuI
key with kindred.
Il. S. Hamilton returned from 3
week 6 visit with his daughter and son
at Sioux City, Iowa.
--Mrs. Charley Grow and family re.
turned from North Dakota to renew
gheiT residence in Viroqua.
II o Mork and wife have been
visiting for ten days at the home OF
Mrs. Mor1 . brother in Iowa.
Sam Gorsline bought a set of at
tacnment riInners for his new spring
wagon of CEas. S. Slack Co.
August Trappe was business cal
Ter in the county seat fEoiA Stark town,
driving over and back on Monday.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, owe,
y. Z. Davis drug store. Phone 2e4,
residence and office. LEW.
james Bigley and wife we-e mere
for days stay with relatives. They
are satisfied with their business and
home change to Tomah.
>-Chas. Moore says he has the finest
hay press he has ever seen work He
Just purchased fifteen bundles of bale
Ties of Chss S. Slack & Go.
After an abse7ce of many years
Hobe Favor dropped ~ on home folk
for brief Christmas greetings. He has
| lived at Galena dozen years.
Relatives we're summoned 10 To-
nah because of the critical illness %
Edgar Curry, who suffers from acute
Bright S disease.
- MIR. and LIS Melville Of Lacrosse,
and George Jersey and wife of Sparta
came to attend the Hayes-Harris wed
ding and to spend portion OF holidays
here.
Al C. Ewers ard family Of Reads
town, Christmased with their relatives
the POWELL family. And we shall not
be surprised to learn that they Toasted
on fowl.
Attorney Emmett Mahonev spent
Christmas week with his parents and
many boyhood friends. He is pleased
with his residence and professional con-
nections in Minneapolis.
Rural mail carriers were generously
treated by patrons of the nine routes
verging out Of Viroqua. The boys de-
sire the CENSOR to extend their appre-
ciated and sincere thanks to donors.
Fred Oftedahl has disposed of his
interest in the firm of 0ftedahl &
Ostrem, and has rented the Viroqua
hotel barn where he will conduct a
livery and feed barn. Phone No. so in
Hotel office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn Gauper OF
Minneapolis visited at the home of
| NJ. A. Gauper. Mr.. Gauper in Viroqua
having been absent from the county
twenty years he found many changes
and improvements on his return.
The group of five local teachers
who are employed in schools near Ring
stad, Iowa, are spending holidays at
their respective homes. They are the
Misses Puma Nelson, Amanda Suren-
son, Ella and Nancy Larson and Title
Nelson.
Simeon j. Appleman was reelected
member of the legislature from the
ington state. Later. A newspaper
of Mr.. Applemsn's death at hospital
in Spokane. following a surgical opera
ton.
AT a late meeting of members of
the Congregatio nal church and society
the resignation of Pastor HartweIl was
rendered, and regsetfully accepted, to
take effect February first, when he
takes up his new labors at Ripon. A
pastoral committee was appointed to
look for pastor.
Mrs. /. S. Hamilton received dis
patch announcing the death of her
brother, Rob. Hunter, in Minnesota.
Mr.. Hunter was about fifty years old,
moved west in the early eighties, hay-
ing been prominent as county official,
farmer and leading citizen.
Professor Theodore Running is re-
newing friendships and visiting reIa-