Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-10
County roads have been almost i'm
passable.

Broken weather has brought severe
colds to great number of our people.
The Royal Neighbors have a social
with an entertaining program this We'd
nesday evening.
Wanted for our customers, several
close in farms of 40 to so acres. Thay-
tr & Davidson.
MIR. and Mrs. John Crook were up
from Readstown to attend the funeral
of David Latta.
George Linton is here from Michi-
gan visiting relatives in this county
and friends in Viroqua.
George Hall visited his brother
John at Cashton Bert Latta also
visited Cashton relatives.
The finest and most complete line
of building materials in this section of
the state at the Nuzum Lumber Yard
-Towner's &c sale will continue I'M
til Thursday night. Many new Articles
have been purchased especially for this
sale.
Special sale prices on all our win
Ter gloves, kid and febric. for Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. Suttle &
Tate.
-Deering grain binders, Deering corn
binders, Deering mowers, Deering husk-
ers and shredders at Dach & Ander-
sons ,.
The White-Way washers should be
in every home. See Dach & Anderson
and get one on trial. Guaranteed for
five years.
Mrs. M. H. Graham sustained con-
siderable bruising from a fall ON an icy
step, but escaped what might have
proved serious injury.
Miss Amy Hutchinson was kept
from her teaching dnties for a fort
night on account of badly burned
arm. A fireless-cOoke exploded.
Jake jacobson, who spent severs.
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Wallace of
Asbury, and numerous old time friends,
left Sunday for his home in Dakota.
On account of the basket social CT
the E F. y. at their hall Monday even
ing, the regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors will occur on Wednesday
evening
Mrs, G. G. Fawcett has been SER
iously afflicted with erysipelas during
the past week Her son Arnold came
home from the La Crosse Normal and
passed few days.
Miss Rose Travenick returned to
HillsbOro, where she is employed as
saleslady. She spent some time at the
farm home caring for her sick brother
Joe, who has recovered.
Twenty five young people enjoyed
delightful party at the farm home of
Claude German, and good times"
party was INDUCED in Saturday night
at the town hall st Springville.
Two Niagara, white, 2 Worden,
black, 2 Concord, black. Six strong
plants of the best grapes for Wiscon-
sin for 81 90 postpaid. The Northwood
Nurseries. Koethe Bros. Props, Coon
Valley, Wis.
Now is the time to place your or
der for cement for you can buy and
haul it cheaper than at any other time
in the yeSr. 1t keeps perfectly in any
dry place. Get the Atlas brand at the
Nuzum Yard.
Theodore johnson returned to
Bloomfield, Montana, after a few
weeks among friends and relatives, his
first visit home in five years. During
part of the time he has been post
master there.
WHY REAP SMUT? Get aGUM.
MER smut machine that runs itself at
Dach & An6arson's. No cranks to
turn, no elevators to run, no power re-
quired. Treats wheat, oats, rye, barley,
fax, corn, grass and garden seeds.
lin q letter from j. j. Peterson Of
Waterloo, Iowa, ordering temporary
change of paper TO 0ttuwa, Iowa, he
says: II go there to superintend the
construction of $50, 900 bank build
ing. Had to leave good old Viroqua
before my visit was half over"
ALI the members and friends OF the
Congregational Sunday school are re-
quested to attend the Valentine Sun
day exercises, which the officers and
teachers are arranging for next Sun
day February IA. at the usual hour at
11:45. Everybody cordially invited.
w. E. Butt has sold Sam Gross a
lot from Butts addition facing the
south end of the creamery, where Mr..
Gross expects to erect store build
ing. 1t is also reported that an agri-
cultural implement concern will in the
spring put up store room facing the
north half.
"A letter FROM George Lull at Webb,
Canada, brings US the sad intelligence
of the death of his son Jesse R., aged
3S years, which occurred January 20.
The parents, four sisters and one
brother survive TO mourn bis loss. De
ceased was apparently recovered from
an attack of small pox, out having pre-
.:ously been afflicted with lung trouble
death suddenly ens1ed from hemor-
bage. A sister from the west arrived
a short time before the end came. He
leaves daughter.
Elmer E. Alexander CT Spokane is
visiting his brother, F. W. Alexander,
for the first time since 1887, when he
was interested in the Old Dominion
silver mine, a discovery of his two
years previous that produced over a
half million dollars in the white metal.
He says be has recently acquired a
silver mine that he firmly believes is
fully equal to the Old Dominion. II is
Mr.. Alexander's intention 20 remain in
Vernon county few days and greet
his old friends before returning to the
scene of action.