Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-05
Short News Stories of Interest
PcUps by Censor of Dongs of
vnoqua Vicinity
Broken March.


-Silo tile; Nuzun. Readstown.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
On j E. StoIl
Miss Nellie Wise is employed at
Suttle & Tste's.
Great SteepIe Chase Saturday
evening, Opera Electric
Mrs Day of Ohio. has been guest
Of her niece, Mrs. E. N. Nye
Now is the time to use NeaPs hot
springs blood remedy. o. E. Davis.
Chase L. Rusk bought new grain
oinGer OF Chas. S. Slack & Company.
You may pay more but you can't
get better hour than Marvel A. E.
Surenson.
We are now living under a demo-
cratic administration, for the third time
in sixty years.
For your grocery wants, call A. E.
Sureuson's Quick service and the
hest Of groceries.
Out Of eight spring seats that Chas.
), Stack q Company sold last week
Lester Hayter bought two.
Recently, in Ohio, Michael Me-
Coinage dis d, aged 50 years, an early
settler of Greenwood town.
Mr. Matt Simons of Genoa, bought
Melrose convertible wagon bed of
Chas S Slack & Company.
If you want flour that gives per-
feet satisfaction try the Winged Horse
flour Theo johnson, grocery.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
E, Davis drug store Phone 2S4
residence and office. l-52w.
TOILET Hetland sold his fine span of
iron gray mares to Superintendent
POWELL, to be used on the county farm.
This city and surrounding COM
mnnity is passing through an epidemic
of death, and sorrow ia everywhere de-
picted
We invite you to call and get color
card of Freskoline tints, if you intend
70 decorate your walls this spring. o.
E. Davis.
Mr.. I. N. Schy of Ismay Montana,
bought 14x16 La Crosse disc harrow
and tongue truck of Chas. S. Slack e.
Co., to ship.
xOur stock of lumber is complete.
Bring in your house and barn bills, and
we will save you money. Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
If you are bard to fit come in and
let US measure you for suit. Fit guar
anteed ond 200 samples to select from
The Blue Front Store.
-Edw Lind is now prepared to sell
you the best silo tile on the market.
Call on him and investigate his PROPOSE
tons before buying.
We want to close out our old sheds
and will sell them for 81 90 per foot
line Call early and get a bargain.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone n, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Friday evening of this week, March
7th dance will be given in RunniDg's
hall to which all are invited. Music the
best, by Brown and Stack.
We have the largest and most com
plete stock of building materials in this
section of the state. Our prices are
right. John E Nuzum & Son.
installation of modern display cases
has greatly improved the appearance
of Suttle & Tate's new store They
now boast of the only up-to-date notion
case in the city.
Don't miss seeing 1.-THE Great
Steeple Chase" at the Opera Electric
Saturday. An actual accident occurs
during the race, seriously injuring both
horse and rider.
The 6na raz;lc..,,a r. Al H. m :t.
Boutfleur in this city has been sold to
Il. L. Skrede of Jefferson, who ex-
changed for the same his 80-acre farm
north of Springville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Schoonover are
the happy parents of a baby hoy. AL
bert Solverson also steps a trifia higher
and quicker because of the advent of a
second daughter in his home.
With regular official duties and his
numerous auction sales to cry, Sheriff
HOMELAND is about the busiest man in
this part Of the state, but Andrew APP.
pears to be equal to the dual work
Mrs. C. H. Nye received the sad
news of the death of her aged mother,
Mrs. Taylor, pioneer resident of Grant
county, who passed away at Hazel
Green at the unusual age of ninety
seven years.
1t was genuine! March came in
like lion; real blizzard prevailing
most of the day and throughout the
night. Let US hope that the old say
ing may be realized this month Ego out
like lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jennings, of Nc
Gregor, were in the city and community
visiting the Cunningham families and
others. From here they went to La
Crosse, where Mrs. Jennings under
went an operation.
Oliver Hayden was over from
Wheatland to make harness purchases
OF our dealers on Saturday Viroqua is
selling goods and supplies to people
from long distances this winter. They
have the stocks and prices.
Mrs. Hattie Anderson Of South
Dakota, Mrs Alberta Minis Of Illinois,
we're IN the city on Friday, having mat
ters in PROBATE court. They had Just
brought for burial in De Soto cemetery,
the remains of their mother, Mrs. Della
Lowrie. a former well known resident
of De Soto, who died in Illinois.
On Tuesday last, John Stoll pur-
chased Of G. W. and Frank A. ms their
Brookviile farms, and within a couple
OF days sold them in three parcels Il
Jesse Beaver getting the buildings and
SO acres, Walter Swain 40 acres and
Frank Crock Sc acres. Quick work.
that Mr. Stoll also sold the Van S.
Kellicut $50 acre farm, near Ross, to
Hobert Groves. Mr.. Stoll retains the
personal property.
Band boys have reversed the order