Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-04
month opened bright and crisp.

farmers.
Farms listed, bought and sold. ".
E. Butt.
Bring your jewelry repairing to S.
B. Lillis. Jeweler.
H. P. Larson made business visit
to Sparta on Monday.
The next meeting of Eastern Star
Chapter viii be February "a.
Come and get the prizes at Run
ming grand ball Friday night.
House and barn for sale, trade or
rent. See Albert Soiverson.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 81.
Special sale on all ladies wool and
silk and wool underwear, at Suttle &
Tare's.
Fine selection of gold watches at
rock bottom prices at Lillis' jewelry
store.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
.pany.
Hilbert Hanson has rented his farm
south of town to Melvin Hsge of this
city.
New spring novelties in silk, wool
and cotton dress goods, at Suttle &
Tate's.
When delivering cream or tobacco
stop at AsbjornsCn's for good meal,
or lunch.
Harold DeLacy, retreat young
man underwent surgical operation at
La Crosse.
Where quality and right prices
count we get the trade. John E. Nu-
zum & Sons.
: ALBERT J. Broadhead and wife Of
Retreat, returned from a tour of the
western states.
Remember that Anderson & Sauer
viii now be found in the fine store in
the new Tate block.
Vacant lots, several good houses
cheap, also many good farms, for sale
by Albert SoI7erson.
Geo. W. Eckhardt is in Milwaukee
taking vacation visiting his daughter,
mother and other relatives.
If you want a reliable medicine for
coughs, colds, catarrh or rheumatism,
get Barker's. All druggists.
"A little daughter of Milo Sabins
suffered the fracture of an arm while
playing at the residence of Frank
Crook.
Mrs. John Glenn, after six weeks
visiting here, returned to her Mont ana
home, accompanied by her sister, Floy
Potts.
AT DeSoto, next Saturday night,
the literary society win be favored by
lecture from Prof. Nurse of Lacrosse
normal
Our building tile for houses or barns
cannot be beaten. Its low cost will
surprise you. Call at the Nuzum yard
and get posted.
M. A. Rosenwater was in town from
Rising Sun community, greeting friends
made in the city while conducting a
bakery some years ago.
William j. Oliver and family are
changing locations from lower Badax to
a farm between Genoa and StoddArd A
farewell party was given them.
Mrs. Hans Erickson died in the
town Of Coon, aged II years. She was
among the pioneers of that section.
Leayes b. sband and FIVE children.
Don't wait until warm weather
but bring in your lumber bills and let
US figure on them. 1t will make you
money. Bekkedal Lumber Company.
"A significant gathering was that
which held yearly meeting in Viroqua
United Lutheran church on Friday last
Five families were added 20 the con-
gregation.
Ben Hanson has disposed of h;1 100
acre farm in Harmony town 90 his son
Chris, and with his daughter Delia &c
parted for Nebraska, where they 60 to
visit relatives.
If you want car without electric
light and starter, but a car of more
power than any other car built for its
weight, see the Maxwell "25" at Larson
& Solverson's, price fully equipped,
$3.50,
That automobile traffic will be
heavy the coming season seems certain.
Already Ed. j. Anderson of Readstown,
has sold four Fords to Milo Sabins, S.
T. Dregne, Ole Brigson and A. II.
Ward.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are
about to introduce the Spauding deep
tilling plows in this vicinity. Watch
for Developments, will interest you,
MIR. Good Farmer. Call at their Office
for particulars.
line great auIOHODtt6 SHOW IN OIll-
cago attracted people from every cor
per of the earth. From Viroqua those
t1ho attended are Albert and Sylvester
Solverson, Martin Larson, DIR. ]. H.
Chase, W. E. Lawton.
w. W. Powell and wife of Genoa
town, spent week visiting relatives
and friends in the old home territory.
Mr.. Powell has made good in farming
and breeding and is counted a leading
and progressive citizen in western Yer
non.
Bargains, one day only, Friday,
January 30, ladies' fsnnel shirts and
shirt waists, long and short sleeves,
g at 81, 81 so at 81. so, g at SIPS,
ST. so at 81. Fine tailored, perfect fit
ting. You can't afford to miss this
sale. The Blue Front Store.
-Torger johnson, old resident and
pioneer of Harmony town, was pleas
antly surprised on his S0th birthday at
the home of his son Albert, when about
40 of his neighbors and friends drove
in at the old home and partook of din
ner with the venerable man. Two of
his daughters, living in Chicago, Mrs.
NJ. WEIGH and Mrs. Larson, came in on
the morning train and headed the COM
Psnvg bringing their father huge birth
Gay cake. A letter Of congratulation
from the home pastor in Chicago where
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