Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-11
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tied relatives at Bangor.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second foor
/ Ferguson building. Phone 66.
! F. p. Mcintosh returned from Rock
county, where he received tobacco
H C. Longwell, wife and son spent
a few days with parents in Sparta.
Bradford Ranger returned to Min
nesots after making visit at home
Would be Postmaster Skaar of LIZ
Crosse was in the city on Thursday
Assistant Postmaster Nye and wife
/ are entertaining a second son at their
home.
Remember Running's dance Friday
night. Music by the Viroqua orchestra,
/ with drums
Martin Davidson of this city has
disposed Of his Westby meat market to
g. C. Peterson.
See the burning of Rome and the
great arena scene in Quo Vadis, Friday
night. 10 and l5c
Miss Myrtle Shanks came home
from Lacrosse to be present at the
Masonic dedication
Maurice Lemen returned from Rich
land Center, where he worked for Har-
ry Bailey several months.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
| funeral designs with A E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
County Clerk Moore was confine !
to his home with grippe for nearly q
week, but is now on deck at the office
j. o. Jacobson of this city, and Jos.
Christensen of jefferson have moved to
farms in the neighborhood of Ontario.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity. Inquire of the,Vernon County Land
Company. See A. ]. Beat or Albert
| Larson.
From apoplexy, Jens Geertsen of
Lovaas ridge died at the home of his
neice, Mrs. Chris Hanson. He was 81
years old.
-Knut Anderson and wife who were
summoned here from Minnesota by the
death of S. n Bringe, returned homo
last Saturday.
Sever Johnson and Melvin Stafslicn
were here from Coon Valley and each
bought four full blood Jerseys at Dr.
4 Gorsline's sale.
Word is received of the arrival Of z
son in the family of Prof. and Mrs Al
ma (@ilkius) Elliott, at their New
England home
For that cold take I.axacold tablet
no quiDiue, no buzziug in the ears.
Relief in day and night. We guar.
antee them. o E Davis.
On his premises in Stoddard, Franz
Hoch had two sheds barn, one contain.
ling lumber, the other a crop of tobsc
co. Loss is placed at 81, 000
Miss Lottie Riley resigned her
school at Stofdard because of the death
of her sister. She will remain home
with the afflicted parents and family.
| There is health in every bottle OF
Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy. It's
continued use viii make you feel like
new We guarantee it. o. E. Davis
- Not sz,se3sEi.e tat q great
thing TO sharpen any kind of a tool, are
those triangle grinders at Chas S
/ Slack & Company's. Come and see
them.
"A carload Of the famous paroid
roo6ogs just received. They are the
highest grade of roofings on the mar
ket ard the prices are right. Call at
the Ntzum Yard.
-Chas. s. Slack & Company's ad OF
February % had Typographical error
in describing the Monitor steel range
Should have been glass oven door and
read class oven door.
William T. Leadman of Waubesha,
| Minnesota, spent Sunday here with his
brother w. II. Leadman and sister,
Mrs. Roy Moore. He was born and
reared in the town of Forest.
The largest and most complete line
of { he latest styles in spring hats and
young men. Nothing nobbier to be
found. The Blue Front Store.
City politics commence to take
form. The candidacy of A. j. Beat for
mayor is announced Nomination pa
pers are in circulation for Geo. H
Clarke to continue as city clerk.
When tissue paper costs only 10
cents per pound, why pay 15c zoe and
Csc for a pattern which only weighs
one ounce. when a New Idea pattern
costs only l0c. One price to all, Rogers.
THE Strollers" pleased a large
audience in the third number of enter
tainment course Friday night. AS a
male quartet and combination company
they presented program that met
| real favor.
-0steopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. c. D. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone; Office
| kUSs uOu5G OiG-
"A farewell party was given by the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Christofer-
son, at their home in Jefferson, to their
sons, who are about to engage in farm
! ing near Cashton. 1t was large and
happy gathering.
Homer Smith of North Dakota, and
David Smith of Duluth were here for a
few days with their brother, Howard.
The former bought and shipped to his
western farm some live stock at the
late Smith sale.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
just received a Princess washing ma
chine to be run by attaching to an or
binary city hydrant 1t has the water
motor attached and is fine and cheap.
Come and investigate.
"A number from this city went to the
farm home of Hugh Buchanan on Tues
day night last to join in surprise Civ
en- that gentleman, arranged by his
wife, IN anniversary party. With these
guests, relatives and neighbors a for
midable party made happy for several
hours.
Prof. Bishop of this city was one.
of the judges in joint debate between
Lacrosse and Milwaukee normal schools
at the former place, Friday last Lew
renee Brody was one of the three de-
baters for the winners. Our national
monetary system was the question dis
cussed.
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