Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-25
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Doings
vroqra and Vicinity
-s.oII & Groves is a one price store.

lance dt hunnlDg nan FRIDAY
night of this week
New shoes, clothing and furnishings
at Stoll & Groves
Special feature at the Opera Elec-
trio tonight, Wednesday.
The Choral Union will meet every
Monday evening al 7:39. Please be on
!. time
20 C. Melgard. s prominent citizen
of Cashton, after protracted illness,
passed away.
Edward Chase has purchased the
cottage residence of Clarence Brott on
creamery street.
-Remember Running's Friday night
dance; Viroqua orchestra is now equip
ped with trap drums.
Mrs. Seth Smith and son Earl of
Sparta. spent some DAYS in the city
with relatives and friends.
Nice juicy and sweetSunkist oraug-
es, lSc per dozen. or dozen for 35c, at
Sweger's Sanitary Grocery.
-Viroqua school team went to Cash
ton last Friday night and trimmed up
the highs to the tune of So to IL.
DIR. Porter made circuit of farm
Institutes at Gays Mills, Ferryville and
Genoa, making much of the trip on
foot
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Inquire of the Vernon County Land
Company, See A. j. Beat or Albert
Larson
Walter Sumerfeld has bought the
home farm Of so acres on Asbury ridge,
where his parents long lived and recent
" died.
Out of date and out of use go the
heavy cars-but the light, strong Ford
is sold IN everlasting numbers the
world over.
Jos. 0mandson received a telegram
announcing the critical illness of his
only sister. resident of Minnesota,
aged 80 years.
County Jury Commissioner r. P.
Dalton OF LaFarge, is in III health and
is taking treatment in a Prairie du
Chen sanitsrium.
--Dods Fisk will give his fourth and
last dancing school this Thursday Gen
tlemsn SOC, ladies 25c; good music, ex-
ira dancing social.
Mrs Isaac Morris is in receipt of
most encouraging word from Mendoza
hospital, that her husband is steadily
gaining in mind and body.
Postmaster Smith is installing a
new hot water heating system in his
residence, the old one having collapsed
during the snappy weather.
Charity act was well exemp'ified
by ladies of the Christian church in ship
ment of box of home made cooking
to an orphanage at st. Louis.
The Misses Clara and Elizabeth
ochmirler lef. this morning for their
home at Boscobel after visit with
their sister, Mrs. II. e. Goldsmith.
IN KIT number in the entertainment
course falls on the evening of Friday,
March 6, when 1.-THE StroIlers," q mu-
steal quartet, will have the boards.
Matthias Hanson of this city has
received a new Page Detroit automo-
lille, and demonstration is here to give
him instructions. He is to become To-
i agent for the car.
Before you are ready to build that
house or barn call at the Nuz am lumber
yard and get their prices. Their pc icy
of high grade stock at reasonable prices
seldom fail to get the business.
Henry Hendrickson repurchased
the fine residence property now occu-
pied by M. J Felix and family, and
will take possession in the spring. He
disposed of the place two years ago.
Read advertisement of the big auc-
ton sale to be given by John E. Stoll
and Eugene Henry. at the Old Cade
farm near Liberty Pole on Wednesday
next, March 1t will be q hummer.
Those in need of siIo or building
tile will do well to place their orders at
once, as there will be shortage on
this material when the building season
opens. See John E Nczpm & Son now,
--Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors,
correct the CAUSE of disease by spin
al adjustment Call and talk over your
case with US Over Stoll & Groves,
Suite 2, phone n, Viroqua, Wisconsin,
Another good farm has been sold,
the G.. B. Fisher place one mile east of
ViToqua, consisting of lot acres. Will
Lindeman is the new owner. Mr.. Fish
er will give possession about the middle
of March, following a notable sale of
stock and equipment on Friday, the 18th
Relatives and friends learn of the
death of George Hunter, an early
Springville resident and young soldier,
years. He died at the soldiers home
in Minneapolis, where he was taking
treatment. Deceased was cousin Of
B. /. Hunter of Springyille.
For the boys-We have already re-
ceived the very latest styles and pat
terms in high grade up-to- the minute.
Spring suits for boys from to 20 years
of age, both in long pants and knicker-
bockers. You will see some of them
in our window display. Come in and
examine them. The Blue Front Store.
Dispatches from that city are to
the effect that Attorney Olaf R. Skaar
will have the favor of President Wilson
of his official autograph to commits
sion that will name him postmaster at
La Crosse. Skaar's many friends in
this first American home, will extend
heartiest congratulations over his pre-
ferment.
There is much confusion over the
new caucus law and primary nomina-
tions for town and village officers. It
should be remembered that one must
either be nominated by caucus or Sc
cure nomination papers If he wishes to
be a candidate for town or village Of
fee. The CENSOR, last week, gave a
very comprehensive summary of the
new law.
Two notable events were observed
in La Fargo community on recent days,
the ninetieth anniversary of Grandma
Gifts birth at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. E. Tate, when relatives
TO the number of fifty-one greeted the