Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-21


New line of house dresses at Suttle
& Tate's.
-Staley and Munsing underwear at
Stoll & Groves.
Wonderful bargains at Towner's Sc
sale, starting Friday.
New cotton suitings for school
dresses, at Suttle g. Tate's.
Col. C. E Morley has been coufin-
ed to dis home for few days
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone SIS.
MIS- A. o. Seal went to Prairie du
CHEN for q visit with her sister.
Martin Davidson and family spent
Sunday at Westby with relatives.
Mrs. H. P Proctor went to Yum
brota to see her daughter, who is i'll.
Beautiful new novelties in dress
goods, plaid, etc. at Suttle & Tate's.
Charley Wheeler carries an injured
hand, having it caught in wind. mill.
If you want the best, buy the Chip
pewa mackinaw from Stoll & Groves.
Coffee demonstration at Surenson's
grocery Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
See the Maxwell ''25." the noun
tain climber, at Larson & Solverson's
garage.
Supervisor B. /. Bailey was over
from Hillsboro on official business last
Thursday.
Laura MeCulloch went to North
Dakota for extended visit with her sis
ter and friends.
t. W. Thayer sends the CENSOR
fine oranges picked fresh from the tree
by himself in Texas.
IF you want any frames on short
notice, leave your order with Bekkedsl
Lumber Company.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
If you want big value for little
money, take advantage of Stoll &
Groves sale on overcoats.
See the Studebaker Six" Stude-
baker "Four" and Studebaker 25 at
Larson & Solverson's garage.
See Albert Solverson about your
real estate, il you want to sell or buy.
Reasonable commission charged.
We have big stock of barn boards
and tobacco shed material, and the
price is right. Bekkedal Lbr. Co.
Il have place to loan $1,000 and
$500 at z per cent. have some money
at per cent. w. E. Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. c. Knutson are at
the Mayo hospital in Rochester, where
she will be operated upon for goiter.
RevisS al meetings are Ia progress
So. .I. l. H. L..
pastor and Rev. DeLap of Minnesota.
George w. Schroeder has exchang-
ed his farm near Viola TO Oscar Peter
son for stock of general merchandise
at Melvina.
You are invited to attend the cof-
fee demonstration at Surenson's gro
cerq, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF his week.
Mrs. II. E. Goldsmith returned from
vi it to the old home at Boscobel, be-
ing accompanied by her sister, Miss
Clara Schmirler.
Rev. Ray W. Smith and wife and
Sarah Mills came from Hixton 20 at
tend Mills wedding reception and visit
among relatives and friends.
-Cronk & Willard, Cbiropractors, can
correct your displaced spinal bones,
which cause your chronic aches and
pains. In Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2,
phone 27
Remains of John Peterson arrived
from Idaho, where he died, funeral from
home of his brother Edward, conducted
by Rev. Hofstead. Mr.. Peterson was
A years old.
Il want to do embroidery stamping.
Choice of any pattern at ten cents. Al
so take orders for knitting, crocheting
and hand embroidery. Mrs. Robert
Small, Viroqua, Wis.
"A. j. Beat headed party of south
ern explorers, departing Monday night
for Louisiana. They were Levi ]. AL
len, Thomas Christoferson, Albert Lar
son and John A. Thompson.
Peter Melby, well-known resident
Of northeastern Jefferson town, died
after a long illness. Funeral and buri-
al at Coon Prairie church last Thursday,
conducted by Re-. Galvorsen.
Before you are ready to build that
house or barn call at the Nuzum lumber
yard and get their prices. Their policy
of high-grade stock at reasonable prices
seldom fail to get the business.
-1izzicatto lingering, staccato bow
ing, The correct method Of shifting and
position work, will be thoroughly ex-
planned by G. F. Wallace, violin teach
er, at Running's hall everv Sunday.
Those in need of silo or building
tile will do well to place their orders at
once, as there will be a shortage on
this material when the building sea son
opens. See John E. Nuzum & Son now.
DIR. G.. 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.
e. M. Nye. "iroqua's new assist
ant postmaster, assumed his duties on
the 18th. He ought to make a popular
official, having liberal education, tact
and affability as business man in cat
ering to the wants of people.
The reception for Mr.. ard Mrs. ].
E. Mills given at the family homestead,
SATURDAY. evening was a most enjoyable
affair. Over 200 guests were present,
bringing many beautiful and substanti-
al gifts. Delicious refreshments were
served and a delightful evening enjoyed
by everyone. Mr.. Mills went to Ohio
for his bride and this was the occasion
for his friends and neighbors to meet
her. Surely such a warm reception
should make her feel at home among
his people.