Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-29
Short News Stories of Interest
Pckps Reporters Goings Dongs
Vioqua and Vicinity

olives or 25c at Sweger's grocery.
See the four man engine to run a
power washer at Chas S Slack & Co.'S
Everyone attending Monday night 5
show receives Nat Goodwin souvenir.
Jacob Aberg and W. P. Morgan
were business callers from West Prai-
RE.
Don't forget to beautify your homes
at Towner' expense. Pictures at half
price.
The Nat Goodwin films will be the
highest priced films ever shown in Vir-
oqua.
Ii will pay you to take advantage
of Stoll & Groves sale on overcoats and
suits
You may pay more but you can't
get better -four than Marvel. A E
Surenson.
C S Lawson went to Red Mound
to visit old neighbors and attend to
farm matters
Greatest living actor, Nat Good
win and all star cast, Opera Electric,
Monday next.
R H Drake and Elmer Davis went
to Sugar Grove to attend funeral of
Mrs t H Taylor.
M j. Jasperson handles the Ansco
camera and supplies. Buy your films
of him and get the best.
Amel Simonson had the misfortune
of breaking his collar bone while play
ing on the school grounds.
Beautiful new percales, Singhams
and other wash goods for early spring
sewing. at Suttle & Tate's
Take your pick out of any cloth
overcOat in StOll & Groves store at
third less than the price marked.
-Chas S. Slack & Company now
have a small engine and power washer
hey can sell for SAB 90, to introduce
them
Cly dc McAuley, freight brakeman
ON the Burlington, spent Sunday at the
home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
NJ McAuley.
"A dollar saved is a dollar earned
If you take advantage OF Stoli & Groves
sale on suits and overcoats you will
save several dollars.
Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains
"A public dance will be given BY
Gabrielson and WFobel at the Newton
hail, Saturday evening. February l.
Good music will be furnished.
Mrs. S. S. Hebberd is here from
La Crosse, guest of Mrs H. P. Proc.
tor, who will give a luncheon in honor
of her friend and visitors, Thursday
evening. io
w. W. Hubbell is visiting relatives
in this community. For four years he
has resided in Montana, holding down
a government homestead and working
at his trade.
Iris is opportune time for schools
and private homes to enlarge libraries
ar small cost, as Towner is offering his
large stock of standard books at great
ly reduced prices
Chairman Shreve was in from
Greenwood and spert Sunday with his
brother H. sold the farm he purchas.
cd last fall at nice advance and is
looking about and open for a new home
in somr good location.
The CENSOR had a most pleasant
visit from Rev 0 "A Sovde of Coon
Valley on Monday. He preached at
Wesley and other points on Sunday
and came ~ fof an exchange of greet
ings with mis- pastoral friend, Rev Hof.
stad
After seven weeks of confinement
at home, because of fractured ankle,
Justice Pollard greets friends and liti-
giants in his judicial headquarters. 1t
has seemed just little lonesome not
to see his familiar figure about our
streets.
--Richland Center is to have a third
banking Institution, charter already
having been granted Stockholders are
to be farmers and business men, with a
capitalization of $780, 1t is stated
that Former Banking Commissioner
Bergh is to be interested and become
cashier.
Every moment of life the kidneys
are filtering poisons out of the blood.
If the process stops or is impaired, the
health is endangered Any symptoms
of kidney or bladder troubles should
have prompt attention. Nyals' Stone
Root compound is a reliable remedy.
Price SOC and $1.00. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Viroqua literary society met with
Mrs. Hazen, Monday afternoon, fare
well greeting being extended to Mrs.
Hartwell, and she was remembered
with appropriate oxen of appreciation.
Officers we're elected as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs. W NJ. Trowbridge; Vice
President, Mrs. Frank P. Mcintosh;
Secretary, Mrs. H. L. Gardner; Treas
urer, Mrs. Otto E. DAVIS.
VIM. p Morley is enjoying to the
fullest extent his visit among relatives
and friends after nine years residence
in Portland, Oregon, where he has
plenty of work at his trade at Sc 90
per day. The unpleasant thing of his
return Is to find So many vacant chairs
at the different homes visited. Win
says there are drawbacks in the west
as we'll as advantages, and on the
whole, Wisconsin is behind no place he
has seen during his absence.
Relatives and old neighbors here
were spprised of the death of Mrs. Ra-
chei Taylor, at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Byers, at Footville, Sunday
Funeral was held at the ear
~ home in Sugar Gruue on Monday,
where husband and other members Of
the family rest She was 81 years old,
a christian mother of the sainted kind,
one who performed well her part of
life's cares and toll The family loca-
ted at Sugar Grove So years since. re-
moving to Viroqua twenty years later.
v here husband died and she remained
I'LL year ago, when she went to live
with her son and daughter. -Four chill
iren survive Mrs. Byer- drs Sarah