Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-25
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.


Mrs. C. w. Graves visited the twin
cities.
Farms listed, bought and sold. W.
e. Butt.
Anderson & Sauer handle sweeping
compound.
Spring election falls on April =
later than usual.
For fresh fruits and vegetables,
buy of A. E. Surenson.
Full line of mems and boys dress
shirts at Roman g. Felix.
IF. Il. Wise, painter and paper
hanger, Viroqus; phone 3lS
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 30.
One Chatham and one Winner fan
ming mill left at Chas S. Stacks.
Robert Twining went to Montana
to renew operations on his government
claim.
"A full line of DR.. David Roberts
veterinary remedies at o. E. Davis
drug store.
-Chas. S. Slack sells Empire steel
trucks and steel wheels to fit your old
wagon gear.
Why don't you feed Sal Vet? It
expells the worms, and conditions your
stock. o. E. Davis.
s-Chas. S. Slack is just unloading a
car of Stoughton trucks, combination
racks and Stoughton wagons.
Say boys, little of Bankers Anti
septic on your feet will destroy all of
fensive odor. All druggists.
We will give you free our handker-
chief and sample Thelma with each 25c
purchase of perfume. o. E. Davis.
Educate your dollars 10 have more
sense by buying your building materials
of John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann and daugh-
ter Katherine went to La Crosse. The
latter is taking course in music there.
"A. E. Surenson offers for sale the
celebrated w. T. Pomeroy & Co.'S. Com
stock Spanish tobacco seed. Nothing
better
We carry the largest stock of lum-
Der in western Wisconsin. And the
prices are right Bekkedal Lumber
Company
Mr. ard Mrs. John Henry returned
from South Dakota, where they spent
the winter with their daughter, Mrs
Chas. Bush
Complete line of men suits ranging
in price from so to $l8 so, brown. tan
and gray colors; all new models at Ro-
man & Felix
VIC Can give gOu lllS DcSL tNdlETldl
for the least money, as we are manu-
facturers and not jobbers. Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
Call at A. E. Surenson's and see a
sample of w. I. Pomeroy & Cos. pure
Comstock Spanish tobacco seed. The
old reliable, time tested seed
Miss Pothea Hanson, who has held
a position at Zion City for several years,
has returned home and will become
book keeper for Chas S. Sack.
Mrs. Frank Primmer attended state
meeting of Royal Neighbors at Green
Bay as delegate from Viroqua camp
She also visited Portage during her sb
sence.
See the Kraus pivot axle corn anc
tobacco pillow with fertilizer attachment.
also the Farquar pivot axle cultivator
with tobacco hoeing attachment. Chas
S. Slack has them
= Frank Dickson, who has conducted
pholokra business at Soldiers Grove
has purch. d an old and establised
studio at Richlsnd Center and will take
possession April first.
Larson & Solverson are ready to
do most any Kind of work at their gar.
age, having installed turning lathe,
dEilis, emery wheel and vucarizers, and
AANN[ Et-IAdco AtCCndBtCS.
Almost too busy to pass the time
of-day, Former County Treasurer, Tor
ger Berge, was in from Folsom on Sat.
urday. lie declares winter chores take
almost every minnie of his time
st. Patrick day gave young peo-
pie of the Methodist society opportuni-
ty to pull off big social, lunch and ac-
cumulate nice little purse of money.
There was much snjoyment in the af-
fair.
Peter l.. Fortney has rented his fine
farm at Liberty Pole and will move to
this city, i'll health on part of his wife
being the reason. Charley Wrobel will
be renter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fortney will
occupy their residence in the First ward
Miss Lilah Curtis succeeds Miss
Matte Holland as stenographer and
clerk in the cffice of H. P. Proctor.
Miss Curtis is late graduate of To-
lands Business University at Lacrosse,
and she is well equipped for the duties
assumed.
"A little advertising did the business
IN selling Henry Hendrickson's resi-
dencs property opposite the court house
square, 0. L. Buchanan being the pur-
chaser. 1t will be convenient place
for the new owner in locking after his
By the number of auction sales be-
ing held in all parts of Vernon county
one might be inclined to believe that
there is to be many farms vacated.
Most of these owners, however, are
moving to villages and city, ard tenants
will succeed owners.
Approaching the value of the CEN
SoR as an advertising medium that
reaches all sections of the county,
Sveen & Son of Westby, furniture deal |
ers, are taking advantage of the fact
and are using space to call attention to
special matters in their line.
Byron F. Sherman, merchant and |
farmer at Mt. Tabor, was a business |
caller in the county hub on Thursday. |
he says they have had a busy winter |
IN eastern Vernon. Says also there is |
universal kicking on high taxes, and |
the politicians need not expect that the |
people will forget it before next cleo |
ton time.
= Mr.. Herman Frank, who has been |
conducting shoe shop in the basement |
of the Bank of Viroqua, has sold his
stock and equipment TO Mr.. Ben Morse, |
late of Chicago. who viii carry on bus
mess in the best possible manner.
Store will be open from seven O'Clock |
IN the morning till six in the evening /
and all work and stock guaranteed. |
Mr.. Frank, who retires, viii soon go to
San FFqnrisco