Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-18
Money loaned. VI. 3. Rutt.

Farms listed, bought and sold. W.
E. Butt.
Anderson & Sauer handle sweeping
compound
Fargo cheese factory opened for
the season on Monday.
For fresh fruits and vegetables,
buy of A. E Surenson.
F. r. Wise, painter and paper
hanger, Virooua; phone 3l8
-Dressers ranging from 50 to $50 on
display at Wigs furniture store.
-Dr. Chase, dentist, office IN Nat
onal Bank building Phone 81.
City Marshal Irwin Henry suffers
from blood poisoning in one of his hsuds.
IT. B. Smell and wife went to Iowa
20 spend few days with their son VIII.
Eugene Henry has moved upon the
Howard Smith farm as tenant for TIE
season.
&C. j. Kuebler was called to Gass-
mother.
Get your pictures framed at Wigs
furniture store. New mouldings just
received.
"A full line of DIR. David Roberts
veterinary remedies at o. E. Davis
drug store.
The LaFarge Enterprise has been
rejuvenated with NJ. N. Perkins as ed
itor and proprietor.
Mrs. John N. Hall of Clinton, was
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Latta
For that terrible cough or cold,
Barker's is the medicine. Nothing like
it. All druggists.
-Messrs Henry and Cornelius Barth
of Cashton attended the basket ball
game here Saturday night.
Miss Lila Nimo of Sparta visited
Miss Mabel Sherrick, the latter part of
last week, returning Monday.
-Tuhus & Clark have Just received
carload of Buick cars two of the B.
% and one 3. 81. Call and see them.
We will give YOU free our handker-
chief and sample Thelna with each 25c
purchase of perfume. O. h. Davis.
L have placc 20 loan $1,000 and
500 at z per cent. | have some money
at 5 per cent. W. E. Butt.
Attorney Heinz lectUred before the
training school, speaking particularly
upon the Importance of teaching geOg
raphy.
Everybody, especially farmers, are
preparing affairs for spring work. In
the meantime they find great variety
of things to do.
We can give you the best material
for the least money, as we are manu-
faeturers and not jobbers. Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
Great Western cream separators
are the best and easiest 10 operate.
Ask the users. Sold on trial. Chas.
S. Slack has them.
--1ne DeSoto Argus 10 running ser
les of articles from the pen Of James
H. Rogers, giving history of Com
pauy A, 25tb regiment.
Editor Ernest H Brown, wife ard
son Freeman came from CashtOn to
spend Sunday with their relatives, At
torney and Mrs. j. A. MOen
Call at A. E Sureuson's and see
sample of W. T. Porneroy & Co.'S. pure
Comstock Spanish tobacco seed. IhS
Old reliable, time tested seed.
Mrs. A y. Larson has postponed
her millinery opening Till next Monday,
when She invites al the ladies' TO call
ard zee her fine new stock.
The Hansous have moved into their
new farm residence north of Nlroqua,
the old Spellum farm, house south of
the highway, very nice location.
-BarIie Moore sold his residence prop.
erty to Dr. F. E. Morley. The place
adjoins that of the Morleys ard it viii
be remodeled for rental purposes.
Larson & Solverson are ready to
do most any kind of work at their gar
age, having installed turning-lathe,
drills, emery. wheel and vulcanizers, and
have first-ciass mechanics.
-Viroqua school basket ball team
won over Cashton highs by score of
4S to Is, in Saturday nights game.
{ While one-sided it was a game enjoyed
by large and enthusiastic. crowd.
Our former citizen, Geo. H Bryan
of Soldiers Grove, has been very i'll
most of the winter. Because of this
his son was obliged to resign principal
ship of DeSoto schools to care for the
father
Supervisor John C. johnson came
from Stoddard to transact business in
the county seat on Saturday. Their
old neighbors here viii. learn with re
greet of Mrs. Johnson's continued i'll
health.
The old Side place, four miles west
of town has been sold by Morrison and
Smell to Sever Tally. Sever will own
all land in sight of his place if he per-
sists in buying, having now 73l acres
in body.
A distric. meeting of Lutheran
churches was held at Lacrosse. Rev.
Hofstesd and Hon. Chris Ellefson, and
perhaps others from this place, were in
attendance. The former spoke on some
subject of interest.
Buy Studebaker early if you want
to be sure to get one. Last year there
were no cars to be had after the last of
May and not until the last of Septem-
Der. People who contracted for the
cars right here can tell you so.
Editor John H. Frazier of Austin,
Minnesota, was in the city on Satur-
day enroute home from Viola, where
he had been to close deal and sale of
his business and residence property.
He was accompanied by Frank Wells.
The CENSOR received pleasant
call from Rev. and Mrs. Green of West
by, the gentleman being pastor of the
Methodist church in that place. Geo.
W. Melvin was also among callers from
that place, as were half dozen others
who came to attend the Fisher auction
sale
Mr.. T. o. Turbin has lessened the
hard labor of wash day in his home 70
per cent by placing a White Way plat
form washer and wringer to be run by
his gas engine. There are at least 1000
more homes where the over worked
house wife and mother should have the
same kind of an outfit. Chas. S. Slack
can fit you out