Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-07
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps by Censor Reporters of the Comng Dongs
vioqua and Vicinity
-Mackinaw coats at StOll & Groves. ;


Brick, tile and cement at the Nu-
yum Lumber Yard.
Editor Haughton was over from
Westby on Monday.
Hogs and tobacco make great traffic
IN Viroqua these days.
-Assemblyman Grimsrud was in the
city from Westby on Friday.
DR.. Chase, dentist. Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 30.
-Reisenauer harp orchestra at Run
ning's hall Friday night, January 8.
Geo. D. Thompson of Hillsboro
called on his mother here and Cthers.
Miss Hope Munson went to Chica-
go TO pass few days with rela ives.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
Louie Solberg now drives Buick
$50" roadster, purchased from Tuhus
& Clark.
&c. K. Mork of Soldiers Grove was
with his brother I. o. Mork for new
year visit.
"A fine line of Christmas and New
Year post cards, ! cent each. j. w.
Lucas Jeweler.
Our present stock of Edison two
minute records closing cut at 2 for 25c.
Brown Music Co.
If your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany have the best.
Ladies, Barker's Anticeptic will
destroy all offensive odor from perspir-
alton. All druggists.
Shaving sets, mugs, brushes,
strops, soaps, powders, homes and ra-
zors at Davis drug store.
james Wanless, a former Liberty
Pole blacksmith, is here from South
Dakota greeting ola friends.
Mr.. P. L. Dewitt returned from
California, where he went year ago
expecting to make it his home.
Almost SO years old. Mrs. Anna
Ronghulet passed away in the town OF
Coon, after many years residence there
Miss Kathrine Lindemann is unable
to return to her work at Oberlin college
because of sprained limb produced by
a fall.
DON'T think all mackinaw coats are
the same in quality. Chippewa mack.
naws are different. See them at Stoll
s. Groves
Amos Schroeder of Viola, has com
pleted the normal course at Las Crosse
and accepted a position as seabeer IN
Bangor schools.
George Willgrubs of Madison, has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
e. Davis. The gentleman is an uncle
of Mrs. Davis.
mr.. aad Mrs. Frank fl Williams
departed, on Monday, for winter s
sojourn in the south, Biloxi, Mississippi,
being their objective point.
-Viroqua Viola basket ball teams
will contest game at the Opera house
inithis city on Friday night Give the
high school teams a big audience.
Prof Theodore Running circulated
among relatives and friends in this
community during holiday vacation from
his work at Michigan u.iivereity.
The city library has just received
some new bonks for the juvenile de-
parlment. These books will be ready
for circulation Thursday afternoon at
3:3U.
Walter S. Proctor and wife leave
for California tomorrow, going there
to make it their home, where he has
interests in connection with his broth
er and William Webb.
His county board fellow members
will be blessed to know that Supervisor
Brad Bailey is grandpa, little son com
ing to the home of his son, Worth Ba-
ley, at Hillsboro, New Year BOY.
Town treasurers first to make pay
1sments of tax money INTO The county
TREASURY are John c. Thompson of JEFF
kferson, Frank r. Emo of Forest, T. S.
Jordon of Union and John W. Waddell
of Stark.
One only, fine fur lined coat, genu-
inc unplucked otter collar and cuffs,
regular price SIS, and worth more Re-
duced to $50, rare bargain, one you
will never see again as the price ad-
vances each succeeding year. The Blue
Front Store
-Viroqua camp is represented in the
big northwestern convention of Wood
men now in session at Minneapolis, by
J. Henry Bennett, DIR. Surenson and
Oscar Larson Other county camps
have delegates present but the CENSOR
has not the names. Mr.. Bennett had
the honor of being permanent chairman.
Pearl Morley and Edward A. Schmidt
who ten days since, went to the south
with buoyant hopes of securing work
at their trade, are home and glad to be
here They say there is forty men for
every Job in the south. They visited
Memphis, Hot Springs and many other
towns and found the same conditions
regarding surplus labor.
Mr.. E. G. Davis came from his new
home at LiUchfeld, Minnesota. TO pass
a few days with relatives and friends
in Clinton and Webster. He tells the
CENSOR that he is well satisfied with
conditions west and has added a nice
large slice to the farm originally pur-
chased. The sons of Frank Edwards
came down from Minnesota with Mr..
Davis.
There will be plenty of attractions
at the Opera house this month including
special moving picture features every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Harmount's Uncle Toms Csbin Com
pany, carrying eighteen people, Van
dyke & Eaton Company, lecture course
and home talent The greatest sight
reel feature now making the largest
cities in the world, The Last Days of
Pompeii.' win be given the latter part
of the month.
Coon Valley loses one of her fore
most citizens in the death of DR.. Knute
c. Storlie, the end coming on Deem
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