Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-04
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.

Z. Butt.
Mrs. Dennie Hastings of Stoddsrd
died in Lacrosse hospital.
Walk Over shoes with rubber sole
and heel, at Stoll & Groves.
The Manhattan shirt for particular
men, now sold at Stoll & Groves.
Wool Panama walking skirts at 81,
Rogers special sale this week only.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office IN Nat
onaI Pank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. E. d. Reynolds of La Crosse
is in the city guest OF Mrs. NJ. W Twin
ing.
Mrs. Whitney Nichols and children
of West Salem are among Viroqua rel
atives
Photographer Jasperson was con-
fined to his home for few days by
sickness.
The Times reports that humps
have firm hold on many people in
Westby.
Mrs. TruesdaIe was in the city from
Readstown visiting the family Of her
son, Earl.
Where quality and right prices
count we get the trade. John E. NJ
yum & Sons.
-Bsrker's remedy for coughs, colds,
cata .rh and rheumatism is reliable. All
druggists.
"A full line of DR.. David Roberts
veterinary remedies at o. E. Davis
drug store.
If you are going to build silo See
Bekkedal Lumber Company for prices
on stave or tile.
Why don't you feed Sal Vet? It
expells the worms, and conditions your
stock. o. E. Davis.
Walking skirts which are cheap at
$40 so. IS 90 and $500 will be offered
this week at $1.9S. Rogers.
Bank the balance. The difference
between Ford cost and heavy car cost
is velvet" for the prudent buyer
Il have place to loan $4,000 and
$500 at per cent. / have some money
at per cent. w. f. Butt.
If you had a mint of money-you
couldn't buy better car. Ford merit
has made it the standard car Of all ma
tions.
Fred Morrill,. head farmer and milk
route manager for DR. Porter, the past
year, will be a tenant on Fred Groves
farm.
We carry the largest stock of lum-
btr in western Wisconsin. And the
prices are right. Bekkedal Lumber
Company.
Members of Company A., Twelfth
Wisconsin regiment, learn of the death
of Captain Charles Reynolds of Stur-
geon Bay.
Our building tile for houses or barns
cannot be beaten Its low cost will
surprise you Call at the Nuzur1 ward
En,S get pOsteu.
kuehn's blacksmith shop during the
win rofurnnd n HE Nrrfh Dalrnfo
home and claim.
While in the city on Thursday, John
N. Hall of Clinton exchanged his Jack
son automobile to Tuhus & Clark for
an up to-date Buick
Sheriff HOMELAND has his time pref
ty much occupied in official duties and
crying auction sales. He averages
about FIVE week.
-Eigie Cunningham. who has en-
teraHt on the Skagan farm west of
town, has moved to Liberty, having
leased Bert Cunningham 5 place
Mr. and Mrs Carl Alden depart
ed for Montana to take up housekeep-
ing % their homestead. They stop en-
route to visit relatives in Nebraska.
M |. Bjornstad. aged as, died in La
Crosse and his remains were conveyed
to the old Coon Valley home for inter-
ment, where numerous relatives reside. |
the young child recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Swain died and was
laid to rest in the city cemetery, yes
terday, funeral from the Clawson home,
conducted by Rev. j. E. Cooke.
Roy McMullen of this city, has been |
appointed as an inspector for the state
dairy and food commission and his field
viii be the state with Viroqua as head
quarters. This is deserved recogni-
ton of the young man and his work in
the dairy field
Violin school, all branches taught |
Specially of orchestra and solo work
Careful attention given children and
beginners. Incorrect playing habits
corrected and all pupils taught to read
music in a short time Studio over
Browns Music Store. c. F. Wallace,
Violin Teacher.
-Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors.
Chiropractic is science separate and
distinct from medicine, surgery or os-
teopathy and is the only science which |
corrects the CAUSE of disease by spinal |
adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with US. Analysis free. Over StolI |
4 Groves. Phone q, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin. <
Persons who contemplate holding |
auction sales should remember that the |
CENSOR gives free notice in the paper |
when bills are printed at this Office. |
Such notice is much more valuable than |
bills, because the CENRoR reaches !
large per cent of Vernon county farm |
ers and breeders.
Miss Marilla Andrews, for some |
years assistant principal in our high |
school, was lately married to E. L. |
Buckwalter, of Springfield, Ohio. Ev- |
er since Miss Andrews left Viroqua she |
has been pOstmistress at Evansville, the |
only lady to preside over a second class |
Office in the state.
-Yocng men who want to be dressed |
in the very latest and most nobby fash |
ions Vail find just what they want in |
the new spring styles of "Colligean |
Suits. Nothing like the "Colligean"
for the young men who want TO be |
dressed in the height of fashion. The |
new black and white, blue and white |
and brown and white. The Blue Front |
Store.
Scott Melvin. Chairman Dorcheid, |
John P. Melvin, VIII. Buchanan, Philo |
H. Melvin and other town of Webster |
gentlemen were in the city. All agree |
that they expect to have one of the |
liveliest elections in Webster that old |
town has ever experienced. Messrs. |
Dorcheid and HSilo Melvin are pitted |
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