Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-11
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Opera Electric Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
-valentinesl Valentines for sale at
0mundsOn's
Mrs. Earl Truesdale is elerking at
Rogers store.
Mrs Milton Pierce and daughter
Mabel visited in Lacrosse.
All winter underwear at q greatre-
duction at SGttle & Tate's
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
II have Just received another car of
the famous Peerless gasoline. Ole 0.
Tuhus.
Lee Hiles went to Monroe county
to see his brother, who continues in
bad health.
When you need hardware, call on
Anderson & Sauer at the store in the
aew Tate block.
The veteran clergyman, Rev. Hal
vorsen of Westby, is author of a book,
recently published.
Miss Clara N. LePage went to the
western part of Iowa, having accepted
position as teacher.
-Thos LePsge traded his property
in this city and is preparing to move on
farm at West Prairie.
Secure your supply of valentines
and valentine postal cards at Lucas
jewelry store, Viroqua.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
AT HilIsboro the high school opens
at 8:45 in the morning, having no inter
missions, dismissing an 1886.
&C F. Wallace. violin teacher, has
established violin studio in rooms
above the Browns Music Store.
Don't fail to see the Crsus pivot
axle Sultivator with fertilizer attach
ment, at Chas. S. Slack & Company's
We carry the largest stock of lum-
Der in western Wisconsin. And the
prices are right Bekk.dsl Lumber
Company.
IF the Ford Motor Company would
make only one thousand Ford cars
year, men of large means alone could
afford them.
Ole Bentson, who spent several
weeks in this section with relatives and
old neighbors, returned to his Canada
possessions.
II Do you want to sell or trade your
farm or residence? Then see the Farm
ers' Land Company, You will get a
square deal.
Mrs. Melvin Steeberg was here
from Retreat to see her father, Silas
Foster, VINO has been confined to his
home by illness.
-CouTty Highway Commissioner Ris-
tow is at Madison attending annual
meeting of commissioners and the
state road school
Mrs. Edward Chase has brother
here from Pennsylvania. Mr.. Marsh,
who is recently out of hospital and in
delicate health.
BENZ amin A. Frye, resident of
0h'ar.o neighborhood, died from paral-
ysis, aged fifty-two years, survived by
a wife, five sons and two daughters.
"A son was born to Mrs Earl Swain
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Simon
lClawson, making our venerable towns
man. Jonathan Swain, a great grand
father.
Paul Lawrence and wife were at
Viola TO attend fifty-second anniversary
of his mothers birth, the event being
lobserved by gathering of brothers and
sisters and other kin.
Those in need of silo or building
tile will do well to place their orders at
Ionce, as there will be a shortage on
this material when the building season
opens. See John E Nuzum & Son now.
The Ontario Headlight has changed
owners and editors, Rev James F.
Dew being succeeded by Guy r. Coop
er. The new publisher promises a
breezy paper, change of name and en-
larged pages.
-Omer Benn, Viola's professional
ball tosser, has gone into training at
New Orleans. He will play with the
Cleveland team in the American league.
And that's going some for one of our
Kickapoo boys
DIR. c. d. Mead, graduated and IL
censed Osteopath, can correct your le-
sions that cause your chronic aches and
pains. Also treats your acute cases of
all kinds. Over Blue Front Store.
Phone 209. house 312.
-Chaa 8. Slack & Company have
the Great West srn cream separators
now on hand and will give a five year
guarantee on them. Cangive you some
time if necessary. A bankable note is
all that is necessary.
MIR. T. o. Traastad is in feeble
| health at his new home in Chasetown.
| His daughter, Mrs. W. |. McLees of
| Montana, neice, Clara Traastad of
North Dakota, arrived here to see and
help attend upon him.
Rev. Sovde of Coon Valley, who
attended school board convention here
and lectured before the Lutheran young
peoples society Friday evening, is now
at Zumbrota, Minnesota, attending
English conferenceNof Lutherans.
While at an entertainment in Hills
boro Henry Linke was stricken with
potaime poisoning and prompt medical
attention was necessary to save his life.
Trouble is supposed to have been caused
| by sausage eaten at supper. Mr.. Linke
is one of the best known men in the
county, having held different official
positions.
After more than third of a CEN
] fury OF fraternal home in the third story
of Williams block, Viroqua Masonic
bodies are now housed in their new
temple, although no official recognition
of that fact is proper till the magnifi-
cent new temple is formally dedicated,
which will probably be on March 6.
The hall abandoned will become proper
ty of the Third Regiment Band.
Every farmers wife not having q
White-Way washing machine should in
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