Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
Short News tories of Interest
PckUps by Reporter
Viroqua and Vicinity
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Glover seed, 50 90 per busheI at
Roman & Felix.
New Utz & Dun shoes and 0xfords
at Roman & Felix.
Elmer S. Nixon was over from
Wheatland Monday.
Lumber for sale at half price, at
the Methodist church.
New silks and wash goods just re-
ceived at Roman q Felix.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second foor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Geo. W. Snyder and wife of Kick
apoo were city visitors on Monday.
For all the latest styles in wall pa
per and house decorations go to Towner's
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
the Buffalo Pitts steam and gas tractors.
An interesting description of brass
beds Read =, j. Sveen & Sons ad in
this issue.
"A note from Rev. l. H. Beckhclt
tells of the arrival of a son in their new
Ohio home.
See the Cushman gas engine at
tached to binder at Chas. s. Slack &
Company's.
"A. M. Skrede, brilder and contract
or. Estimates furnished. Work guar
anteed. Viroqua.
Say boys. Bankers Antiseptic will
cure sore, ssweaty, tired feet and des-
stroy all offensive odor.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. 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.
Dave X oble of Mt. Sterling, came
to engage with Willard Hanchett for a
seasons work on the farm.
Ninety four per cent test Knower's
yellew dent seed corn, SO $40 purity,
81 copper bushel at Roman & Felix.
-DeSoto-Lansing ferry over the Mis-
sissippi opened business for the season.
Makes two round trips daily, once Sun
day.
John Side has purchased Frank
Chase stock of general merchandise
and is removing it from Soldiers Grove
to this city.
When planning your work for clean
up week why not tighten and brighten
your walls. woodwork and floors with
Chi namel? o. e. Davis.
We are exclusive agents for the
strongest and best silo and building tile
or the market. 1t will pay you to in
vestigate this claim. john E. Nuzum
& Sons.
Howard Smith writes that they
have become settled in their new Cana
dian home, and are pleasantly located
among former Vernon county residents
and neighbors.
MIR. Sherwood, new manager of the
0ptimo restaurant, has made commend
able renovation of that place and thus
early has established reputation as
hustling caterer.
= DO you want the best low priced
shoe made in America? Then you want
to see our line of Kenoza shoes, also
our Elk shoe for everyday wear. The
Blue Front Store.
The winner" mill ard grader is
warranted to be the fastest cleaner on
the market Chas S. SLACK & Com
pany have one with Dagger and special
sieve to separate peas and oats.
-Yeomen hold next meeting in Opera
hail Friday night. Members are re-
quested to be present, as large class
will be taken in. Dance after the meet
ing. Everyone is invited to dance.
Mrs. Scott Curtis went to Roches-
ter hospital expecting to undergo opera
ton. Her friends learn with satisfac-
ton that it was found unnecessary for
her to submit to the surgeons knife.
Osteopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug idea in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. C. ID. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone; Office
200, house 3l2.
The Lewis Concert Company, which
closed the seasons entertainment
course, Friday night, gave most sat
isfactory program. There was general
pleasure with the violin solos len
dered by the lady, recitations and mus
ical mum bers.
"A leaky cistern at the home of Col.
Butt was examined and found the seat
of trouble to be that the roofing from
pine had forced itself through the
wall and had made enormous growth in
the cistern. And stranger still is the
fact that the tree is forty feet from the
cistern.
Rev. and Mrs. S. o. Rondestvedt
of Westby. are preparing for q jubilee
visit to Norway, to leave soon. Also
Peter. Halvorson, Ole Gorder, Emil
Sandsness. CLAUS Bertling, Lars Aas
and Edward Hanson OF Cashton neigh
borhood, are preparing for the same
| journey.
The Great Western cream separat-
ors are the worlds best. They have
the low tank and high crank and are
beyond question the highest grade sep
arator made, the closest skinner, most
durable, and the one that will prove
the most satisfactory o you. The
Great Western is extremely simple and
the most sanitary. Chas. S. Slack &
Company.
Fishermen galore on all surround
| ing streams at opening of trout season
last Wednesday. There were many
stories of how We almost landed that
whale of beauty" Those who are
usually successful brought in fair
strings. The finest delivery was made
by Gale Smith, who caught two-pound
is inch speckled trout.
Following delegation from Viroqua
was in attendance upon the district Re-
becca convention held in Sparta last
Saturday: Mesdames Geo. A. Groves,
Louis $. Thompson, c. L. Peterson,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Stevens. Monday
evening the local lodge entertained Mrs.
Elsie Lsutenbauch of Milwaukee, as