Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-21
Short News Stories of Interest
PkUps by Reporters Comings Gongs Dongs
viroqua and Vicinity
-Towner's great &c sale.
The Mozarts Thursday night.

-Overcoat sale at Stoll & Groves.
Farms listed, bought and sold. w.
e. Butt.
Walk Over shoes for men at Stoll
& Groves.
Henry Hendrickson was in Chicago
: on business.
New mackinaw coats this week at
St3ll & Groves.
Don't forget Runu:ng's dance next
week Friday, January 80.
House and barn for sale, trade or
rent See Albert Solverson.
Closing out prices on ladies cloaks
ard furs, at Suite &.Tate' S.
-Towner's annual January &c sale
commences Friday, January %.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 32.
Spring silks. crepes. foulards, for
dresses and waists, at Suttle & late's.
Il have just received another car of
the famous Peerless gasoline. Ole o.
Tuhus.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
Where quality and right prices
count we get the trade. John E. Nu-
yum & Sons.
Special prices on ladies' and misses
skirts, Friday and Saturday only, at
Suttle & Tate's.
Vacant lots, several good houses
cheap, also many good farms, for sale
by Albert Solverson.s
If you want reliable medicine for
coughs, colds, catarrh or rheumatism,
get Barker's. All druggists.
Our building tile for houses or barns
cannot be beaten Its low cost will
surprise you. Call at the Nuzum yard
and get posted.
Landlord Torger Fortney and wife
paid visit to DR.. and Mrs G. o. Fort
ney at Z1mbrota, and also took in st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Frank Vince just completed install
latlon of vapor vacuum heating sys-
TEN in the farm home of Thos. Hum
at West Prairie.
Don't wait until warm weather
but bring in your lumber bills and let
as figure on them. 1t will make you
money. Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Josiah Thompson of Liberty Pole,
is enjoying visit from his sister, Mrs
Josephine Euen of Mayville, North Da-
kota, former well-known teacher Of
the county.
Editor Copper and Station Agent
Cole were over from De Soto Friday
night, to have the Master Mason's de-
gree conferred upon them in the Ma
Louis Sylvester returned from a
so.k 1. l. -. / =
had busy season among the farmers
an erection of new houses and repairs
south of us.
The White way washing machines
and laundries are fast helping the house
wives of Vernon county by the way
they are being called for at Chas. S.
Slack & Company's.
When investigating manure spread.
ers examine the Emerson. Litchfeld or
Glover Leaf at Chas. S Slack & Com
pany's Like the rest of their line, you
get five years guarantee.
School Inspector Hunt of the state
educational department, in company
with Superintendent Gardner, paid Of
fetal visits to the numerous graded
schools in the county last week.
What's become of the old fashion
s-oman who expressed her uncompro-
missing disapproyal of custom or fash
ion by saying: why, when was a
girl | never heard of anything like it. :"
Gilbert C. Olson told the CENSOR that
Esofea creamery completed putting up
its seasons supply of ice last Friday
Icemen, everywhere, have been appre.
hensive that possibly there might be no
adequate ice or gathering time this
year.
Peter o. Runnigen was over from
Bergen last Friday. He spent most of
last season in Nebraska. While there
he met with a terrible accident by be-
ing kicked by horse, ard he still suf-
fers from the effects and will carry ugly
scars.
Something new in footwear. Raj
ston Du-Flex sole shoes. Unlike rubber
soles they will not draw the feet; will
not crack or break; will not ship on vet
or icy surfaces; will outwear any leath-
er sole. They are world heaters. The
Blue Front Store.
Take Melrose wagon home and
try it thirty days and if 1t is not salts
factory you are at liberty to return it
and nothing said. No one has ever re-
turned Melrose who has tried it out
Chas. S. Slack G. Company have just
unloaded another car load of Melrose
Anton Nelson, long time Viroqua
clerk, now horny-handed farmer of
Webster town, renewed friendships in
the city last Saturday He told the
CENSOR that himself and wife will Wis
it the golden jubilee in Norway, leaving
for the mother country in April or early
May.
AT Blair, Rev. Ole Gulbrandsen,
died suddenly. He was president of La
Crosse district United Lutheran church
es and had been for many years. He
was 60 years old, man and preacher
much wcrshipped by his people. Mrs.
Gulbrandsen and Rev. Hofstead of this
city attended the funeral at Blair on
Tuesday.
Charley Partridge stole march on
the throng of tobacco deliverers, hav-
ing come across from Red Mound with
four loads last Sunday afternoon, and
was ct the warehouse before breakfast
Monday morning. So congested have
matters been at the local warehouses
and depot receiving stations that many
have been unable to leave town till af-
ter dark who drove in line during the
middle of the day.
Uncle William Hall, the blunt old
Englishman, who has been a leading
character of Romance section from pio-