Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-23
Short News Stories of Interest
Gongs Doing
viroqua and Vicinity
-Pilgram's Progress. Monday.

Inc great " a. n picture, Sherl-
da's Ride next Wednesday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second fioor
Ferguson building. Phone So.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Rank building. Phone 80.
"A fine assortment of house dresses
and kimonas at Snttle & Tate's.
DR. Gorsline and wife ran out from
Chicago to look after farm interests
j. w. Thayer buys and sells farms
and wild lands and Viroqua city homes.
The Ontario Headlight has changed
hands, Mr.. Schemerhorn becoming ed
itor.
Ready to-wear dresses, slips, shirts.
eloaks, ETC., for infants, at Suttle &
Tate's.
james P. Rittenhouse, one of the
early settlers of Stark town, died re-
Gently.
John R. Spellum has purchased a
high grade Mitchell touring car auto
mobile.
-Thayer offers three of the best Vi
roqna farms in and adjoining city limits.
Easy terms.
Three good farms adjoining Viro-
que m easy trems at reasonable prices
by j. w. Thayer.
No extra charge for Pilgrims Pro-
gress or Sheridan's Ride next Monday
and Wednesday.
Subtle & Tate make a speciality of
embroideries for dresses for ladies,
misses and children.
Nov is the time to fix that leaky
roof. Buy Paroid roofing and get the
best. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Mrs r. w. Baldwin returned from
Iowa accompanied by her brother, who
has been i'll for some months.
Mrs. NJ. C. Nichols returned from
West Salem, where she passed the win
ter months with her daughter and SON.
Don't miss the great feature pic
lures next Monday and Wednesday,
Pilgrims Progress and Sheridan Ride.
Improvements are going forth all
about town. Viroqua viii have more
building this season than for some
years.
"A second and largest shipment of
ladies and misses dresses arrived at
Suttle & Tate's Monday. Don't miss
seeing them.
Are you going to tint any of your
room! If So. call and get sample cards
of alabastine and freslkolin at O. E.
Davis drug store.
~ Marion Aller ard wife Of Web.
sIel, went 70 ia urUsse. wnete mrs.
Allen will take treatment and possibly
submit to an operation.
--Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank, phone ~, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Income Tax Assessor John L. Davis
is confined in La Crosse hospital.
going there on Sunday, where surgical
operation will be necessary.
Andrew Tryggestad, who was
elected assessor in Jefferson, did not
qualify. and the town board appointed
Gilbert G. Olson to the place.
We are selling house bills, barn
bills and tobacco sheds every day. Come
in and let US figure yours. Bekkedal
Lumber Company, Viroqua.
Engineer Shirks is greatly pleased
with his new locomotive just received
and placed on the Southeastern, which
it is his privilege to manipulate.
Brooks Stock Company of twelve
people at the Opera house the last half
of this week. Ladied free Thursday
night. Get seats reserved at once.
AT late state examination Her
man r. Jackson of Westby was givea
a pharmacist certificate, and Roy A.
Forum of Viroqua granted as assistants
license.
Troy Thompson, high school student,
was taken to La Crosse for appendicitis
operation. Although his case was
critical one Troy is getting along nicely
at last reports.
Boys and childrens Norfolk suits in
the latest patterns and styles. The
"Wearwell" make, none better, ages
z to Is years. Prices $500 to $500. The
Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Nellie Buckley has purchased
a lot from the north section of ]. Fl.
Tate's residence property and expects
to erect thereon a modern bungalow.
Surely desirable location.
Mrs. Peter Hanson of Bloomingdale,
was guest of her daughter, Mrs. Older
The Hansons are arranging to spend
the summer on their western posses
sions, homesteaded three years ago.
Superintendent Buffers tells the
CENSOR that the demand for young
chicks from bis mammoth incubator
greatly exceeds capacity of the ma
chine to supply these artifically Matched
chicks.
La Crosse Telephone Company has
acquired all the common stock of the
La Crosse Interurban company, whose
lines extend to Sparta, Viroqua, De-
Soto, and exchanges in West Salem and
Viola.
Mr.. G. L. Miller of Burnett county,
spent day with r r. Lemen and
other old friends in the city. ''Lafe"
was school boy here in the seventies.
His parents located at Readstown when
there were but two houses there.
known as none better from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. The Lewis
underwear fits better than any other,
made from the finest combed Egyption
,ottons. We are sole agents for this
inc. Also the genuine 'Prosknit" in
1nion and two piece suits. The Blue
Front Store.
One of the things decided at the
spring election n Sterling town is that
all main highways must be dragged over
each rain curing the season. /
i may be put down as certain that
Sterling will be joy for those having
leavy loads to NOW and business and
pleasure driving. II may be chalked up /
llso as a certainty that Road -overseer |
Thomas Stevens bas the best wheeling /
n his district moth Of Viroqua of any |