Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18

few days in Chicago.
Miss Esther Butt entertained at
dinner in honor of Mrs. Sperry.
Amos Schroeder of Tomah, spent
Sunday in town with his brother George.
Miss Blanche Michelet went to
West Prairie to open term of school,
Its the Ford age the age of de-
pendsb bic and economical transportation,
Hon E. S Goodell and daughter
Kate, We're visitors to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Miss Ruth Rogers, teacher in West
Salem schools, was at home over the
Sabbath
-Viroqua piece orchestra will play
at Running regular Friday night dance
this week.
Arthur E Perkins and family en-
Joyed visit from his father and moth
er OF Cashton
About 10 boxes of 40c oranges GO
ing at zoe per dozen during C. H. Os-
trem's reducing sale.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. z. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Mrs. Jacob Aberg of West Prairie
is receiving treatment in a La Crosse
hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs. Name Chase-Sperry of st.
Paul is renewing friendships in Viroqua,
guest of Mrs W. d. Dyson.
Be good to the chicks. Clam shells
at 40c per hundred pounds during 0s-
trem's stock reducing sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Groves, nee
DeGarmo, of Racine, have been paying
visit TO relatives in Viroqua.
On six continents the Ford is the
favorite car. Andit's gaining constant
ly in worldwide popularity.
The cold snap gives ice dealers
smile. They are receiving by the car
load from Sparta and Stoddard
Virgil Grubb and wife returned
from New Richmond, where they went
to see a sick sister of the former
Anton Won Ruben. long time res
ident of this county, died few miles
northeast of Westby, aged fifty-six
-Mordecai Applemsn has recovered
sufficiently to resume his school work
at Viola after several weeks illness
Richard Scriven is here from Mon
tana on a business mission. He is
pleased with experiences there the past
| year.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have a
good second hand power cane mill for
sale at bargain, if taken soon. In
vestigate.
Mr. and Mrs. John johnson return
ed to their Nebraska home after visit
ing Eli Reed and wife on Asbury Ridge
and other relatives in this section.
Suttle & Tate, Yiroqua's enter
prising lady merchants. have installed
electric lighting in their business place.
] having in past used gasolene plant.
II De Soto business men have sub
scribed literally to the building of an
Equity warehouse in that village Vic.
tory made a bid for the warehouse 10
cation.
| The CENSOR was in error in stating
that Mrs. Thompson had disposed of
her proprietary interest in the Coon Val
ley ills. Albert Thompson was the
one Uho sold.
= Arthur G. Bates came from Cana
da after several years residence there.
| He has not overlooked the advantages
of Wisconsin and Vernon county, and
may remain here.
: Before you are ready to build that
house or barn call at the Nuzum lumber
yard and get their prices. Their policy
of high. grade stock at reasonable prices
seldom fail to get the business.
Mr. Farmer is too busy to spend all
| day in town waiting for one pair of
hoes to be repaired. That is why Ed
| Lind repairs shoes while you wait.
Give his 'Shoe Hospital trial
| 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.
- Cronk & Willard Chiropractors,
correct the CAUSE Oh disease by spin
al adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with u.s. Over Stoll & Groves,
Suite 2, phone n, Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Superintendent C. W. Foxeii and
wife went to Richland county to at
tend funeral of a brother Of Mr.. Fow-
ell, who died in p Prairie du Chen
hospital following treatment and oper-
alton.
j. E. Shreve has purchased the An
drew Gald so acre farm one mile and
half southwest of the city. Mr.
Shreve will rent it to his son and SON.
in-law, the place being adjacent to
| their farm.
Its an off day when some represen-
tative of the state government or uni
versity fails to visit Viroqua on a tour
of inspection. The poor old states
travelling and hotel expense account
must loom up like a mountain daily.
Ever on the alert for betterments,
Miller Louis Thompson is arranging to
cast aside steam equipment and install
in its stead a kerosene outfit. He has
waited patiently and long for the local
electric light plant to provide day SER
vice so he might make use if it.
"A. C. Petrie, who is state superin-
tendent for the Society for the Friend
less, spent several days in this city the
past week. A part of Mr.. Petrie'
work is looking after men that are dis
charged from the various state pengi
institutions, finding them work and
homes.
The Third Infanty Band will pre-
sent sacred concert at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday evening at
1880. Director Brown has prepared
program of high class music, suitable
for the occasion. The male quart [
will give selections. The public is in.
vited.
For the boys-We have already re-
ceived the very latest styles and pat
terms in high grade up-to- the minute
Spring suits for boys from s to 20 years
of age, both in long pants and knicker-i
bockers. You will see some of them
in our window display. Come in and
examine them. The Blue Front Store.
Complying with the new law which
went into effect January LIST, the Mil
waukee road, as well as other roads