Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-14
Farms listed, bought and sold. "

Brick. tile and cement at the NJ
zum Lumber Yard.
Mrs. C. ]. KGebler returned from a
visit with sister in Iowa.
Attorney and Mrs. c. W. Graves
were Minneapolis visitors.
Levi Allen has bought a Studebak-
er from Larson & Solverson.
-Dr. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onsl Bank building. Phone 81.
John E. Nuzum has purchased a
fine Kissel car from Larson & Solver
son.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
Mrs. l.. j. Martin and Mrs. Leslie
Slack and children returned from West
Salem
Chairman John E. Lepke of Har-
naony greeted county seat friends on
Monday.
Mrs. A. o. Larson went to Aber-
deem to spend balance of winter with
her daughter.
Percy, son of George Eckhardt,
was conveyed to a Lacrosse hospital
for operation.
Rev. Singleterry is conducting a
series OF revival meetings in Springville
Advent church.
Mr.. j. w. Neon real estate dealer
of Viola, repaid a BUSINESS trip to this
city on Thursday.
The blind, aged and infirm mother
of Mat Larson died in Chaseburg. She
was 50 years old.
-Mordecai Appleman, principal of
Viola schools, is i'll and temporarily I'M
able to continue his work.
Shaving sets, mugs, brushes,
strops, soaps, powders, homes and ra-
zors at Davis drug store.
Remember there will be dance in
Runnlng's hall, Friday, January l6.
Music by 5-piece orchestra.
If you want reliable medicine for
coughs, colds, catarrh or rheumatism.
get Barker's. All druggists.
Until the present stock is sold, all
our 2-minute Edison records, yourchoice
at two for rs cents. Brown Music Co.
On January 5th the stork left ID
pound white headed Norwegian boy at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hokland,
in La Crosse.
Milton Powell, former well known
citizen of Harmony, was recently oper-
ated upon for gall stones in one the La
Crosse hospitals.
Get the habit of attending, Run
ming dances. The next one occurs
Friday night, January 16, music by s.
piece orchestra.
Don't wait until warm weather
but bring in your lumber bills and let
fkx.rr nlga
money. Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Mrs. Robert Side and daughter Of
Wheatland, together with John Linton
of Michigan, were guests of the Jer
ONE Favor and ]. W. Cade families in
this city.
"A measure of the high cost of living
is shown by the federal bureau of sta
tistics that the dollar of 1918 brings on
~ 5l.4 per cent as much as the dollar
of 1902.
-Bargains in all overcoats. Prices
Hover than you will ever see again.
The mild weather this fall and winter
makes it necessary for this sacrifice
TIE Blue Front Store.
- izzicatto lingering, staccato bow
ing. he correct method of shifting and
position work, will be thoroughly ex-
planned by G.. f. Wallace, violin teach
: er, at Running's hall everv Sunday.
Nelson Allen and wife returned
from Waterloo, Iowa, where they visit
ed for ten weeks with their son Charley
and family. They report Charley as
having profitable year at contracting.
DIR. C. D. Mead, graduated and IL
censed Osteopath, can correct your le-
sions that cause your chronic aches and
pains. Also treats your acute cases of
all kinds. Over Blue Front Store.
Phone 209. house 3l2.
Clarence Peterson of Soldiers Grove,
and Ralph Pomeroy of Gays Mills, were
in the city to have conferred upon them
degree in the Royal Arch Chapter.
They were accompan ed by Ole David
son and Mr.. Pomeroy.
That old veteran and member of
the county soldiers relief commission,
Joseph Nj. Clark of Mound Park, met
with severe misfortune on Wednes-
day. He slipped and in the fall frac-
tured the bone in one leg in two places.
Ole L. Olson has purchased from A.
j. Beat the house and lot recently va
Gated by Eugene Denning. one block
east of the school grounds, and will
take possession Immediately, so his six
children may have advantages of our
school.
"A wandering tramp, able-bodied
and in the prime of life, asked aims
here on Sunday. Said he lived in Mil
waukee. When it was suggested that
the tobacco warehouses needed help he
replied that work was plenty at Hills
boro, and he trudged on.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Stetler sold
their fine new home in Mound Park to
John Kerr, who recently moved here
from West Lima. Consideration $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Stetler then bought the
Mrs. Kelicutt house in Mound Park for
a consideration of 50, $50. Viola News.
-Chas. E. Ward, in the bloom, of
western health, paid brief call upon
Viroqua friends on Monday, business
calling him to Chaseburg and La Crosse.
He is thoroughly enthusiastic over Mon
tana and her prospects and reports YER
non county people there prosperous and
satisfied with themselves and the coun-
try.
The remains of Peter Briggson ar
rived here from Lacrosse last Wednes-
day, he having died in Lacrosse hos
pital, where he had been taken for a
surgical operation few days previous.
Mr.. Briggson was 46 years old, a high
ly respected citizen of Kickspoo town,