Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18

-Dode Fiske dancing school every
Thursday.
-Edison's genuine talking pictures
Saturday.
Look for the special feature at the
Opera Electric next Wednesday.
Mrs. D. o. Mahoney passed Sunday
at Tomah with her daughter Nellie.
"A cook wanted at Hotel Fortney.
Salary $50 per month. Make early ap-
plication.
Judge Mahoney was one of the
judges at Sparta in the league school
debates.
Remember Running's dance friday
night. Music by Viroqua 5-p. --e or
chestra.
THE Lady Leone" a dramatic
masterpiece at the Opera Electric to-
night.
Persons desiring dressed chickens
for Sunday dinners please notify Mrs.
J. d. Beck before Friday noon. Phone
GOAL.
We can give you the best material
for the least money, as we are manu-
facturers and not jobbers. Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
Notice! There will be no reserved
seats sold for Edison's talking pictures
but the doors will be open at 1880 and
those coming early will have choice of
seats. Tickets 35e.
Tango Queen watch febs just
out Everybody wears 'em. Get the
habit. Sold at Ed Harrington's watch
and clock repair shop. All watch work
guaranteed or no pay No raise in
prices.
Change of running time went into
effect for the c. M. & ST. Paul read on
Monday Afternoon accommodation
train arrives in Viroqua at 4:30, going
north departing at 5:15, a half hour
earlier in each case.
Il build concrete silos and manufac-
ture cement building blocks. Estimates
furnished on all kinds of foundation
work. Quality guaranteed and prices
right. Inquire of 7. N. Beaver, Viro-
qua.
--Osteopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. G. ID. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone; office
209, house 3l2.
Starting Monday next. February
%, will handle the agency for the
Modern Stearn Laundry of La Crosse,
Wis. All work done by this laundry is
done by means of the most up to. date
machinery known to this business, re-
ducing the wear and tear on the clothes
to the minimum. Laundry will be taxi
EN- in ct Ed Lind's shoe shop in the rear
of Hendrickson's Royal Blue Shoe store.
w. K. IsEBRAND.
-Inexpressibly sad is the death of
Mrs. Philip Bouffieur of 1Chaseburg,
whose remains were brought to Viro-
qua for interment on Monday. While
Frustrated with pneumonia acute appen-
dicitis was diagnosed, removal and OPP
= ration being impossible. Mrs. Bout
&c aur was about IS years old, daughter
the late John Jacobson of Harmony
town. Husband, four children, mother
and several brothers and sisters sur
vive. Services were conducted in Viro-
qua Lutheran Synod church by Pastor
Smeby.
John E. Stoll and wife arrived home
on Monday, pleased to be again on the
native heath after a winters sojourn
among roses, floods and hobes. In re-
turning from California they went down
through Texas, meeting Asa Groves
and other relatives. Mr.. Stoll tells the
CENSOR that it has not been a pleasant
winter on the coast because Of too
heavy cold rains and floods. He de-
elares that there are at least sixty
thousand unemployed men in LosAngel-
es, that ones life and property is en-
dzngered because Of these conditions.
He is more convinced than ever that
California is not the country for any
but well-to-do people, and that there il
no other place TO compare With Wiscon-
sin for the average citizen.