Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-22

on j. E. Stoll.
New wash goods for spring sewing
at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. ]. o. Anderson spent Sunday
with Sparta relatives.
-Wanted-Laundry Girl at Hotel
Fortney. Apply at once.
Roman & Felix department store
is busy taking inventory.
Butcher Mullen and wife went to
Sparta to visit relatives.
Plenty of good shelled or ear corn
for sale by Thayer & Bishop.
In. Baldwin. dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
"A full size quart jar of Manyanillas
olives for 25c at Sweger's grocery.
Buy cottonseed meal and mix with
your ground feed. Thayer & Bishop.
Robert Craigo of Minneapolis is a
guest of relatives and friends in the
city.
Buffalo Bill Wild West shows to-
morrow night, Thursday, l0c to every
body.
Automobiles are whizzing about
Just as if we were not in the heart of
winter.
Rev. E. M. Stamford, a former
minister on Stoddard circuit, died in La
Crosse.
Miss Bee McManamy of Cashton,
has beer in the city guest of Miss Jane
Hinkst.
New line of blue serge caps, mems
and boys, just received, at The Blue
Front Stere.
See the Waterloo Boy four-horse
engine and the Monitor saw rig at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S.
M. ]. Jasperson handles the Ansco
camera and supplies. Buy your films
of him and get the best.
Time, Friday, place Opera house,
event the novelty dance, music some
orchestra, cost SOC only.
Ben F. Adams OF Manning passed
through town enroute to Valley juno
ton to see an uncle, who is sick.
DIR. Ben Norris of Portage is look
ing westward, intending to secure
good chunk of acreage in Montana,
near the Rayners.
Biggest and most exciting basket
ball game of the season between To-
NAH and Viroqua high school, Friday
night in this city.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Ed. Norris passed two or three days
among relatives and boyhood friends in
the city, assisting in the band concert.
He is leader of a crack band at West
Salem.
Mr.. o. o. Tuhus is in receipt of a
carload of Buick automobiles, doubt
less the first complete carload con-
signment of autos ever received in vi.
roqua.
The little son Of Rev. and Mrs
Barber, who has been so critically i'll
with pneumonia, is mending and good
hopes are entertained for early conva-
lescence.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at Hotel Fortney on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 20 Persons requiring medical ad-
vice or treatment should not forget the
date of the doctor visit.
-Lucious Favor arrived home from
Rochester, where he spent two weeks
and had an incipient cancer removed
from his face. He is getting on fine
and believes that he will experience no
further trouble
In note from Hon. Frank Mains
he states that the speaker of the house
of representatives, of which he is a
member, has appointed him one of
joint committee to investigate railroad
rates in the state of Montana.
AT the home of Nels Hendrickson,
near Folsom, Saturday evening, a bas-
ket social netted $50 for benefit of
Sam Hendrickson, whose sufferings
are long and painful from rheumatism.
The gift is sincerely appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Vergeront left
today for brief visit at their former
home in Montfort. They return to
Madison to attend ten days school of
farmers and their wives at the agri-
cultural college of the university.
"A farewell reception will be given
by Congregational aid society in the
church parlors, Saturday evening next,
from 7:30 to 10 O'Clock to Rev and
Mrs. Hartwell. Everybody is invited to
call and pay their respects to the re-
firing pastor and wife.
Harry and Chester Dahl were in
from Westby. They are starting their
campaign for Ford automobile sales.
The boys say prospects are good for
the largest output of machines the
country has known, and they expect to
get their share of the business.
Julius 7. Knudson blew in from
Montana and has been visiting his
brother and other relatives and friends.
He spent the season on a ranch, and for
his frontier efforts will be owner of a
half section Of good land. Mr. Knud-
son expects to take up commercial life
again.
John T. Fortney of Dunn county,
is here for a renewal of acquaintance
and visit with his many relatives, where
most of his life has been spent. Mr..
Fortney is pleased with his new home,
saying that it is a good place to live
and do well and know that land values
will greatly increase.
Rev. Finstad was in from Folsom,
Yesterday He told the CENSOR that
he is planning visit to his native Nor
way home during the summer. He
saws that hundreds of thousands of
ndinavian-Americans are arranging
a trip home because this is the year of
the centennial anniversary of the in
dependence of Norway.
Buffalo Bill Wild West show COM
plete, tomorrow night at the Opera
house. This set of films is owned by
Fred Smith, formerly with the Electric
theatre here. These films are not the