Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-04
Short News Stories of Interest
Pk-Ups Reporters the Comings Going
Viroqua and Vicinity
-MoneY loaned. W. p. Butt.

Money loaned. ". E. Butt.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Miss Hannah jacobson spent Sun
day in Sparta.
We are closing out our furs at cost.
Suttle & Tave.
-Lutefisk aud ieIss On short orders
at Asbjornson's.
Alarm clocks 81 each at Lillis' jew
elry store. All guaranteed.
O-. Baldwin, dentiss, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone S.
"A decided reduction on all blankets
and comforters, at Suite & Tate's.
Let Lillis do YOUR jewelry work.
Prompt service and statistic an guar
anteed
Il have just received another car of
the famous Peerless gasoline. Ole Q.
Tuhus.
Miss Nellie Mahoney was home
from teaching duties at Tomah over
Sunday.
A sprained arm caused Mrs. Martin
Jasperson TO carry that member in a
plaster cast.
Albion Lindemann had brief vaca
ton from university work, passing Sun
dey at home.
When you need hardware, call on
Anderson & Ssuer at the store in the
new Tate block.
If you want any frames on short
notice, leave your order with Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
AT Westby, Friday night, Viroqus
Boy Scouts defeated Westby Scouts at
basket ball, 10 to ?,
Register of Deeds Mork gave a
talk before the training school on func-
tons OF his position.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. L. Surenson
| and you will be satisfied.
Mrs. ]. W, Cade and A. C. Cass
were summoned to Nebraska by tie
critical Illness of brother
Try a pair of those Raston rubber
heel and sole shoes and keep your feet
dry. The Blue Front Store.
Where can you get such an assert
ment of farmers supplies to select from
as now at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
See Albert Solverson about your
real estate, il you want to sell or buy
Reasonable commission charged.
We have big stock of barn boards
and tobacco shed material, and the
price is right. Bekkedal Lbr. Co.
Fred A. Morley came from La
Crosse and passed Sunday with his
father, who is still confined to his home.
Mrs jonathan Hay and son Peter
were summoned to Onalaska by illness
of the formers mother, Mrs. Orah Ri
ley.
Nelson's 6-piece orchestra furnishes
the music for Runring's dance, this
week Friday. -Four big prizes will be
given.
Mrs Thomas Thompson of Pleasant
Ridge was taken to Lacrosse on Tues
day for medical consultation. She has
been i'll for some time.
Save big money and buy your over
coat now. You will find plenty weather
to wear it yet and the saving in the
pric- is big. The Blue Front Store.
- Remember Chas. S. Slack G. Com
pany sell Crex rugs. rubber tired tray
wagons and White way ashers and
laundries. Three sold last Monday.
If you want the most up, to- date
car on the market at price that stands
without competitor, see the Stude-
baker "a, ST, $50 and the six cylinder
81, SIS at Larson & Solverson's.
Those in need of silo or building
tile will do well to place their orders at
once, as there will be a shortage on
this material when the building season
opens. See John E. Nuzum & Son now.
DIR. C. D. Mead, graduated and Ii.
| censed Osteopath, can correct your le
sions that cause your chronic aches and
pains. Also treats your acute cases of
all kiD1s. Over Blue Front Store.
Phcae 200, house 3l2.
David Sherrick. aged 20 years, faith
er Of Mrs. Ella Deaver, died at her
home near Brookville, Friday last.
Funeral Sunday. Mr.. Sherrick was
long time resident of Soldiers Grove
community. Two daughters and son
survive.
-Magnus Larson was up from Reads
town. yesterday, accepting from Lar
son & Solverson sub agency of the Max
well automobiles for the Kickapoo. ter
ritory. He purchased a car and drove
it home, leaving in exchange his Ford
run about.
Members of Viroqua Woodman camp
should bear in mind that this Thursday
night is time for election of delegates
to county convention. 1t is important
that full attendance be had. Other
camps should remember that election
of delegates falls on their first meeting
in February.
Frank Robinson, who was joint
owner with Will Lindemann in the Lar
mo farm northeast of town, has pur-
chased Mr.. Lindemann's interest in the
farm and all personal property, includ-
ing live stock. 1t is understood the
consideration is between SIT, 900 and
$lS, 600. A magnificent modern barn
was but recently completed there.
Mr.. Shirley Marshall was DeSoto
caller in the county seat Yesterday
From time immemorial Mr. Marshall
has been leading citizen of western
Vernon, for few years residing at De
Soto; where he conducts a shoe bust
ness. He states that he has repaired
on an average of ten pairs of boots or
shoes per day since opening there.
"A. J. Beat and others returned from
their trio to Louisiana. They left Levi
Allen and Thos. Christopherson, who
wished further investigation and sight
seeing. The travellers saw and were
on the premises of Albert Gjelstrup
and J. w. Henry, who moved south
some months since. There is summer
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