Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-13
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps by Censor Reporters of the
Vnoqua and Vicinity

Orange zeason is now on; 20 cents
a dozen az Sweger's grocery.
Paid in Full'' photo play in five
parts, Friday night, 10 and l5c.
Jos. Beranek and friend of Stark
transacted business in the county seat.
ID or 81 inch unbleached bed sheet
ing, former price 2Sc, now 22e, at
Rogers.
Miss Tressa Favor, after ivy weeks
vacation at home, returned to teaching
last Sunday.
See Ed. Lind in his new shoe shop
under Lindemann Bank. Rubber heels
35 and 40 cents.
Harrison Smith was up from Sparta
to greet old friends in this city and on
Pleasant Ridge.
Geo w. Ruman of Portage, has
been visiting his relatives, the John NJ.
Vance family at Fargo.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Davis of Reads
town, spent few days with their rel
atiyes, the Fowell family.
-Knuat Moseng and wife arrived
from Dunn county TO pass month
among relatives and friends.
Those who attend the Opera Elec-
trio Friday night will be paid in Full''
for their time and money.
Ladies of the Congregational aid So
ciety have about determined upon in
stalling pipe organ in the church.
Mrs. r. w. Rogerson has been con-
fined to her apartments in Hotel Fort
ney by severe attack of tonsilitis.
Merchant Ole o. Tuhus was up
from Melvina looking after personal
matters. He reports fine trade in his
new location.
Hans Christensen is very sick at
his home on Coon Prairie. He is al
most sole surviving veteran of the war
in his neighborbood.
-Springville aid society meets with
Mrs. Owen Moore on Thursday, Janu-
airy q, for dinner. All should be pres
tent; election of officers.
Mrs Geo. E. Bush, who resides
two miles east of the city. is in very
serious condition of health, having been
helpless for some months.
Peperell "A unbleached muslin,
former price 9Ac. now &c per yard
Other standard unbleached muslin at Sc
and &c per yard at Rogers.
Hello" this is Sam Gross. / give
market prices for hides, furs, talIow,
pelts and junk. Telephone %. Our
new residence near the creamery.
Prof. Harry Pulver took leave of
home and friends to make his long trip
to Shanghi, China, where he will be in
structor in mechanical engineering in
a college.
Don't wait until cold weather to
order your storm windows and doors.
Call up the Bekkedal Lumber Company
for prompt service and right price, you
are certain.
--Viroqua Eastern Star and Mystic
Workers orders held installation at
their respective lodges last evening.
combining pleasant programs with the
installations.
La Crosse city high school basket
ball team came over on Friday night
and gave our highs trouncing, 29 to
81 In practice game, Monday night.
the town team beat the highs.
-Tenny Holland arrived at the old
Coon Prairie home to spend some time
He is homesteader IN Canada, sur
rounded by the Prues boys and other
former people of this community.
II am overstocked and will offer
reduction of rs per cent discount on all
robes, blankets and sleigh bells Come
while our assortment is unbroken
Prices will be in force until February
first. L. u. Favor.
Grand masquerade ball at Run
ning's hall, Friday, January %. Mu-
sic by GabePs orchestra. Eight fine
prizes will be given. Masks can be
purchased at Towner's and Omund-
sons. Henry Running, proprietor.
1T will be of interest to know that
Miss Hoon, one of the nurses who came
to this city from England two years
ago, was recently married to gentle
man at Barnum. The conspicuous
greeting from the English mother home
was underground cake with adorn-
ments to compare.
The Kurtzmanr's are making a lot
,sof special pianos for the California ex-
position and are sending their dealers
some of the samples of exposition in
struments Brown Music Company
have just INHALED one of the special in
struments in Circassian walnut and il
is worth a visit to their salesroom to
see the natural beauty of the veneers.
-Chiropractic is right. You will be
convinced if you but give it a chance.
II you are sick and have tried every
thing and have not received help, try
Chiropractic (spinaD adjustments and
GEY WELL. You will come to it event
ually, Why not now? W. S. Willard.
d. c.. ChiIcpractor, Phone q, over
Stoll & Groves. LADY ATTENDANT.
-Osteopathy has been misrepresent-
ed SO often by persons having their own
ak to grind, that not so many people
know of it's true worth as really should
for their health's sake. 1t has cured
thousands of people, has been practiced
for more than thirty years, it is the
foremost scientific drugless healing art
in the world today. l will send you a
magazine on osteopathy free upon re-
quest. DR.. c. d. Mead, 0steopathic
Physician.
MIR. John Koch of Sylvan was caller
at the CENSOR effice in company with
r. II. Drake, while here on a visit.
Mr.. Koch entertained as with tales Of
the European war, he having been in
Germany when the fighting commenced
and was almost in the path of battle.
The first possible opportunity, in COM
pany with George Gerlach of Viola, he
got out Of the country with much diff
ficulty. Mr.. Koch says we can have
no conception of the disorder that reins
in every foreign community.
After long and patient suffering