Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
Short News Stories of Interest
PkUps by Censor Reporters Coming Goings Doings of
Nsoqua Vicinity
in schools.
Insure with John Dawson a Co.

eFai weeks WISH at m0cLIOrC-
old March is keeping good her rec
Ord as boisterous old sinner.
Mrs Howard Smith returned from
a visit with Oshkosh relatives.
Special prices on photographs at
Jasperson's for the next 80 days.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
Don't forget that keg of Sal-Vet;
your stock needs it. o. E. Davis.
DIR. Hess stock food, panacea and
instant louise killer. o. E. Davis.
Election next Tuesday. Select the
best men for places of responsibility.
When you want good lime look up
Bekkedal Lumber Company, Viroqus.
Just remember, nice line of all kinds
of fish, smoked and salted, at Sweger's
The best coaster wagon on the mar
ket for the money, at Anderson &
Sauer's.
-Nyal's beef, iron and wine is an
ideal tonic and spring remedy. o. E.
Davis.
Our educational workers are pass
ing vacation at their respective outside
homes.
District Attorney McKibbin spent
Easter with his children and the Rentz
family at Esofea.
The finest building material on the
market at prices that are right. John
E. Nuzum & Sou.
Harry Porter purchased three
section Keystone lever harrow at Chas.
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Three rolls of the best crimp toilet
paper and paper holder for 25c, at
Anderson & Sauer.
One ine young work horse coming
i've years old, weight 1,400 pounds for
sale at Chas. s. Slack & Co.'S.
You will save money by buying your
cement and hauling at once on the
snow. John E. Euzum & Son.
Boys and girls, go to Anderson &
,Sauer for your roller skates. They are
going fast, for the price is right.
See the New Superior tanning mill
and grader with steel Dagger and self
cleaning screen at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Farmers wanting smut machines
should place their orders with Chas. S.
Slack now to insure delivery in time.
See the La Crosse Keystone and
Walter A. Woods disc harrows and
lever harrows at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
We will sell you cement and plaster
in any quantity, and at right prices
Bekkedal Lumber Company, Viroqua.
Miss Vera Officer is at home, her
school at North Sprinisville having been
closed on account Ct prevalence of
measles.
We are selling house bills, barn
bills and tobacco shedsevery day. Come
in and let us figure yours. Bekkedal
Lumber Company, Vircqua. 2
atonce. well located. good buildings.
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a snap Gee ma at once. j. E. -Stoil.
Fred. c. Turner of Towerville,
shipped from this- statiop for bis big
western ranch 10 North Dakota, re-
Gently acquired from Geo. Schroeder.
Miss Jessie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John De Witt of Viola, has been
confined to her bed By sickness for
about four months. Her many friends
wish her speedy recovery.
In presenting "The Dawning" the
Vitagraph Company reaches the zenith
in dramatic picture productions, life
like pictures, ana a story that grips the
heart Opera Electric Saturday.
"A change of help is announced for
the asylum. Henry Davis hal resigned
as farm superintendent, TO be sucseded
by A. d. Hutchison, L. E. Wagner ard
wife accept the position of night watch
DIR. We. Butt and wife were at
Hillsboro TO attend at the last illness
and death of the latter's mother, Mrs
Joseph Wagner, a well known resi-
dent of that community. who died a.
the age of So.
John E. Stoll has purchased from
]. f. Heal his. residence ard So acres of
land in this city; also the old Phillips
farm of 1875 acres on Bishop Branch.
Mr.. Heal contemplates a possible re-
moval to northern Wisconsin.
Mr.. Gus Mitchell, one of the best
known residents and business men of
eastern Vernon county, died at Hills
boro, from ruptured appendix. His
case was so sudden and severe that sur
gical science failed to reach it.
The wife of County Soldiers Relief
Commissioner, Joseph M. Clark, died
at the family home in Mound Park,
after protracted illness, aged 81. The
many friends of Mr.. Clark and his FAM
lily deeply sympathize with them.
Mems work shirts, the kind that
are full size. full length sleeves and
body, finished waist bands, well sewed;
not the 80 cent kind. We do not buy
these skimped shirts. They are dear at
any price. The Blue Front Store
Every inch of film marvel of pho
Biography. THE Dawning" Saturday
night. Especially produced to meet the
demand of the picture patrons of cul-
ture, those who look to cinematography
not for diversion alone, but expect the
best and the most wholesome food for
thought.
Chester o. Rice and John Wagner
lately left Minneapolis and took cl aims
in Montana, expecting to prove up at
the proper time and start in some busi-
ness in the meantime. Their holdings
are about thirty miles from Chinook,
the place where Fred Miller is engaged
in business.
The United Lutherans are to have
a parsonage for their pastor. The III.
II. Bekkedal Lumber Company is to
build and equip q modern residence to
be rented by the congregation for Past
or Hofstad. A lot has been purchased
in the Coe block, and spring will find
active operations at building.
p. A. Ramsett and family moved
here from Bfistow, taking possession
of the residence property purchased
from Jacob Thompson. Sidney RAN
sett, who was recently married to Miss
Amanda Sheldon, will work the old
home farm. The bride and groom were
rendered reception before the Rar-
sets moved here.
Anything YOU may desire ia tine
shape of farm John e. Stoll can fit
ycu out on short notice ard on agree
able terms. He owns or has on his list
good places, fully equipped with every
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