Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-01
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Doings
Vroqua and Vicinity

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Mrs. VIVA Carpenter is dead at La
Fargo.
See the new Walk-Over shoes for
men at Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. W. A. Guess of Viola. has
been guest of Mrs. w. L. Tate.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Miss Ruth Atkins was taken to La
Crosse for operation for pendieitis.
Miss Jessie NJ. Harris of Virouua
went to Iowa, where she will take up
teaching.
Quality building materials at rea-
sonable prices, at the Nuzum lumber
yard.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
| funeral designs with A. z. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Our silo tile is the best on the mar
ket. and the building tile can not be
beat. Bekkedal Lib. Co.
If you are going to have any paint
ing or paperhanging doBe, don't forget
t. L. Rsmbol at the camp grounds.
-our Red Mound correspondent re-
ports sudden death of Erastus CilIey,
one of western Vernon's pioneer citi-
zens.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity. Inquire of the,Vernon County Land
Company, See A. j. Beat or Albert
| Larson.
Next time for change, try Mar
vel -four land you'll never change
again, for Marvel flour is the best. A.
E. Surenson.
The remains of Atiss Kane passed
through Viroqua on S inday, she having
died in Lacrosse. She was a resident
of Rising Sun.
-Methodists will hold their services
next Sunday morning in the Opera
| house. The tabernacle will be used as
soon as weather permits.
| For that cold take T.axacold tablets
no quinine, no buzzing in the ears
Relief in day and night We guar
antee them o. E. Davis.
| There is health in every bottle of
Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy. It's
continued use will make you feel like
new. We guarantee it. o. E. Davis
Twenty five years ago John NJ
fainter superintended placing the Meth
odist bell in place in the steeple On
Tuesday he was boss inits taking down.
0steopathy is a complete system.
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. G. D. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phones office
200, house 3l2.
Don't fail to get our prices on your
house and barn bills. Our years of
experience ia the lumber business have
taught US where to buy to the best adj
vantage. Our customers reap the ben
eft John Nuzrm & Sons
| Mrs, Carl ; Hocde, one of the best
known women in Chnstiana town, died
suddenly on Friday night at the family
home. She was second daughter in
the prominent Paulsen family, sister
of Mrs F H. Williams of this city.
AT late meeting of Vernon coun-
| ty II edical society the following SEIZED
ME Of prices was adopted by members
! for medical services: Day mileage rs
cents, Sl.00 extra for organization.
/ Night mileage 81 90. Day call $l.5O,
night cali 81 co No visit with team
less than So co. Life insurance exami-
raiiohs 81 co.
MIR. Ben Morse, who recently ar
rived here from Chicago and purchased
/ the stock and shoe-making business of
Herman Frank, is re-arranging his
goods in the Banl. of Viroqua basement,
where he will be pleased to see custom
ers wanting footwear and repairing
! Business hours from seven in the NOR
ming till six in the evening.
-Tomah high school basket ball team
got what was rightfully their due in
The magnificent beating given them at
the contest with Appleton highs, in the
state elimination meet They were de-
feated g to 4. and had the lowest score
of eight contestants. Evidently To-
mah's prize fight tactics did not meet
favor in the larger field of basket ball.
Relatives and old Heighbors are sad
dened by the sudden death of Mrs. T.
W. Harper, an early settler of Jeffer-
son and Viroqua. She died at the home
of her daughter in Oregon, her home
being in Park Rapids, Minnesota, where
the remains were taken for interment.
She was a sister of Mrs /. N. Groves
of Jefferson and Mrs. j. S. Dickson of
Bloomingdale.
From Louisiana comes information
of the death of Mr.. j. B. Zaboiio. a
former well-known citizen of Genoa,
where he located in 1858, was long post
master and town treasurer. He moved
to South Dakota in 1883, later to Lou
isiana. The store which Mr.. Zabolio
established at Genoa is now in the third
generation, the grandsons of the found
er being proprietors.
One of the largest real estate and
property changes consummated in the
county was recently closed between the
Bank of Vir0qus and Andrew Larson,
Jr., of Readstown, consideration $50. :
600, M. B. Davidson being the negotia-
tor. The Bank let Mr. Larson have
the big McVey farm at Rockton, of 500
acres, taking from Larson the original
Larson farm of 160 acres at Budley. 40
acres near Three Chimneys, two hotels,
house and acreage property in Reads
town, one residence in Viroqua and two
in Westby.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have sold Mr..
Geo. Schroeder an Emerson DEEP TIL
LACE PLow that viii plow Is inches
deep and mix the subsoil with the top
soil. 1t also can be converted into a
regular pillow cutting 20 inches wide and
8 inches deep. Be sure and see this
wonderful invention at Chas. S. Slack
& Co.'S. They will give demonstrations
with this new invention and il is a COM
ing Improvement to make the WORKOUT
soil into productive lands for the rails
ing of all kinds of crops as well as pro-
viding storage for moisture and food
for plant life.
From Hutchinson, Kansas, Viroqua
friends receive word of the death of
Mrs. Rosetta Cerdelia Stout, wife of
Ryan c. Stout, who were numbered
among the early settlers of Virodua.
coming here in 1853. At one time they