Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-14
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Ups by Censor Goings Dongs
Viroqua Vicinity
Money loaned- w. E. Butt.


All kinds of storm poofroofngs and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
Dr.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Rev. Hofstead has bought a new
Studebaker -Four from Larson & Solver
son.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The NJ
yum Yard.
While tNey last, Edison 2-minute
records, two for % cents. Brown Mu-
sic Company.
Mrs. A. Pinkham returned from
Minneapolis with her mother. Mrs.
VIM. Erickson.
"A new line of Jersey sweaters in
navy and maroon, just received at The
Blue Front Store.
If you want any frames on short
notice, leave your order with Bekkedal
Lumber Company
"A s. piece orchestra will play for a
dance in Running's hall on Friday, jan
uary Is. All are invited.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Relatives are advised of the arrival
of daughter in the home of Floss
Stricken Brierton at Aberdeen.
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 per cent. be=e some money
at per cent. w. e Butt.
Ladies flannel waists; reduced very
much in price; SO 90 waists reduced TO
50 00;.Sl so to $l.l5, The Blue Front
Store
DIR. Edward Emerson returned from
Evansville, where he finished course
as jeweler At present he is giving his
time to optical work.
Miss Mabel Pierce was the lucky
one in ]. w. Lucas award of a watch
for guessing closest to the number of
sales made at his store during Decem-
Der.
-Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors, can
correct Y our displaced spinal bones,
which cause Your chronic aches and
pains. In Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2,
phone 81.
knights of Pithias lodge viii hold
annual installation of officers next Tues
day night in Odd Fellow hall. Refresh
ments will be served. All members are
requested to be present,
IS. W. Ewing has sold his farm near
Readstown and purchases a larger one
not far from Sugar Grove. A large
party of neighbors met on recent day
and extended farewell house warming.
Mr.. Chris Homstad, clerk at Rog-
erson e Dali store has secured agen-
| cy for Norwegian American Line tick
cts to the old country for Cenntenial
Jabilee Fuller announcement next
seek.
Walter McClurg was at Madison
| FOR week, attending meeting of
cretaries of Count Orders of the
EXP 4rimen Association Also Alfal-
! ia convention and annual grain and
fruit show.
Il MIR. Albert Davik of Manning, new
secretary of the Utica insurance CON-
pany, was in the city on business. yes
terday. He has just added to his farm
possessions by purchase of E. c. Toste-
rud's 30 acre place.
-Harmount's Uncle Toms Cabin
will be at the Opera house, Monday,
January 10, producing the correct and
! only authorized version of Harriet
Peecher Stoves great masterpiece.
Watch for the band.
From Idaho came the news of John
! Peterson's death, where he had been
some years. He was son of Clouse
Peterson of Franklin, reared and we'll
known in this community. Remains
are expected by any train.
Managers of the new Bank of
Westby counted wisely in securing the
services of Former County Treasurer
! Henry N. Rentz as an active assistant
| in the affairs of the institution. Mr..
Rentz is capable and popular gentle
man.
Large crowds are attending revival
meetings at the Methodist church and a
growing interest is manifested. Ser
vices will be held each evening except
Saturday. There will be a boys and
girls meeting Friday at 4 o. clock. The
rites of ba ptism will be administered
Sunday morning.
-Hartmount's big scenic production
of Uncle Toms Cabin is deservedly
popular. 1t is hard to find a person
who has not seen it or doesn't intend
to. 1t is patronized by clergymen and
religious press, as delightful, instruct
i've, and strictly moral, at the Opera
house, Monday, January 10.
Chairman C. j. Eastman of the
county board, and Merchant Curry were
over from Valley on official business
last Fridav While here Mr.. Eastman
| intimated that he might possibly yield
to solicitation of friends and throw his
hat into the ring for sheriff. Which
means that the fellows who run against
him will know they had race.
"A number went to Lacrosse to wit
ness two or three prize fights staged
under authority of our wonderful COM
mission to license and promote prize
fighting in this great morally reformed
state. Commission? Yes commission
One of the fruits of the late legislature.
Commission" has become a household
word in Wisconsin. If you don't be-
lieve it, look at your tax receipt this
year.
The 1914 Studebaker "a" is as com
plete car as money can buy today at
any price. II is the lightest in weight
of any car on the market for its size
and equipment. 1t has tremendous
horse power, climbs the steepest hills
with ease. IL 10 a mountain climber
and also as stylish and handsome as the
handsomest. See the half-page adver-
tisement in this paper, study it, COM
pare it with any other car.
An old pioneer of Christiana town,
IS47, responded to the Masters call,