Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Doings
vnoqua and Vicinity
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Pearl Beaver bought farm in vi
ola neighborhood.
George Rabbit is prospecting in
southern Florida.
George Henry installed a player
piano in his home.
-Dr. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone %.
Mrs. T. NJ Buchanan went to Chi
cago to spend a month with relatives.
Remember the Ell ter ia n me n t
course plumber next Monday evening.
Henry Loverud, late clerk in -0s-
trem's store, has gone to his home in
Barron county.
Here's one of the bargains at c H.
Ostrem's reducing sale: rs pound sack
of sugar for Sl.l5.
Ladies', Barker's Anticeptic will
destroy all offensive odor from perspir-
alton All druggists.
Regular Friday night dance this
week at Running's hall. Music by vi
.roqua 5-piece orchestra.
Clinton w Nuzum and A. ID. Hell
geson are in Milwaukee attending state
lumbermens' convention
Emerson Clover Leaf and Litchfeld
spresders are winners every time See
them at Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Marvin Wood and family are NOV
ing from Rusk Corners to Springville,
where they purchased village property.
Geo. G. Fawcett, head of the Ma
sonic Royal Arch Chapter, is attending
grand chapter in Milwaukee this week.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity. Inquire of the Vernon County Land
Company. See A. J. Beat or Albert
Larson.
Our building tile for houses or barns
cannot be beaten Its low cost will
surprise you. Call at the Nuzum yard
and get posted.
Miss Omega Snodgrass is in La
Crosse taking charge of the household
affairs of her brother Eivin while his
wife is absent.
Mrs. Albert Davig of Kickapoo has
been in the city to receive medical
treatment. Mr.. Davig was here to
take her home on Monday.
Infant heirs have come to Viroqua,
a daughter at Branson Potts, son at
Sam Gross and grandson at John Te-
waits, the mother Mrs Roscoe Bean
Elmer S. Nixon was in from Wheat
land closing q deal for purchase of Mrs
Bertha Bolstad' S 100 acre farm in that
town Mr.. Nixon has been a tenant for
some years
Prices are cut deep. for we must
reduce stock Bargains are to be had
which may never be offered again.
Come in now. They won't last long
G. H. 0strem.
DR. Baldwin attended dental con
vention in Lacrosse On his return
Mrs. Baldwin and little Helen accom-.
panied him. after several weeks nassed
with relati es IN Iowa.
Manager w. E. Lawton attended
state meeting of telephone and public
utility companies at Madison. Manag-
er Dyer of Westby and others in sur
rounding villages were there also.
Mrs. J. I. Mullen came from Litch
field to see her sister, Mrs. T. c. Knudl
son and other relatives. Mrs. KGud
son has not improved as rapidly as is
desired since her return from Rochester
hospital
-Iags, little two and halfYear- old
daughter of Lars kndssl and wife, re.
sid ng on Asbury ridge, died from brain
fever. The parents and family of sew
en- children have the sympathy of the
community.
Marion Baker has made large in
vestment in northern Wisconsin, having
bought at sheriff sale, a 400-ac farm.
the Bradley place, former site of two
saw lille IL VIII DS GClNEAkSu AsttU
stock and tobacco farm.
Mr.. Charles Evans was in the city
on Sunday, guest of Gus Hook. He
was enroute to his Montana farm, af
ter some weeks at his old home in
Stark. Mr.. Evans is q giant in stat.
ure, measuring 6 feet and 6 inches in
his stockings.
Western Wisconsin Teachers AS
sociation will be held in La Crosse on
Friday and Saturday of this week
Many will attend from This city and Sec
ton. At one of the sessions Prof. Aug
E. Smith of our training school, is Stat
ed to preside.
-Viroqua team continues to win laur-
els at basket ball. having defeated Bar
aboo in this city last Saturday evening,
score 40 to %. 1t was a pitch battle,
exciting and in dead earnest. Baraboo
put it over Westby by decisive score
Friday night.
Toilet Hstland has disposed of his
so acre farm in Franklin, the Ewing
farm. Lloyd Bolan is the new possess
or, and it fits nicely onto his old farm.
Mr.. Hetland has purchased the interest
of one of his brothers in the big farm
Immediately north of this city.
Violin school, all branches taught.
Specially VI OTEuC5bEd anu SOlU h
Careful attention given children and
beginners. Incorrect playing habits
corrected and all pupils taught to read
music in a short time. Studio over
Browns Music Store. c. F. Wallace,
Violin Teacher.
News of the death of two pioneer
citizens is reported from Kickapoo Gown,
Henry c. Andrews at very advanced
age; Mrs. Malinda Crumrine, wi0ow of
the late George Crumrine, aged eighty.
Worthy and exemplary citizens gone to
their reward, their departure lament
ed by kindred and neighbors.
Another Official honor has come to
8 former native town of Jefferson boy,
Frank Frazier, having promotion to
chief clerk in the Office of the first as
sistant postmaster general at Washing
ton. Frank has been several years con-
nected with the mail service in differ
ent capacities, commencing at the low
est round of the ladder.
Mrs. Geo. w. Minshall went to
Milwaukee to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. T. w. Buell., who will be
well remembered by the older citizens
of this section. She was a daughter of
Hon. Albert Bliss and wife, the last of
numerous family. Mrs. Buell. resid-
ed at Readstown during her girIhood
days, taught school, woman of rare
talent. She was 65 years old.