Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-13
Trey o. Hearts tonight.

Notice those new envelope chemise
at Suttle & Tate's underwear sale.
Don't fail to read Suttle & Tate's
full-page advertisement this week.
Mrs. Elisha Warner of Newton
section suffered second paralytic
stroke.
MIR. and Mrs. Elvin Frye mourn the
loss of an infant child that came to
their home.
Albert Peterson has purchased
from Will Lindemann the old Henry
Huschka farm.
Penny pictures for two weeks, be-
ginning Thursday, January z. at JAS
persons studio.
"A complete stock of building ma
terisls for fall repair work at the Nuz-
um lumber yard.
Mrs. Norris Viroqua hospital, west
Of Browns music store, is prepared to
care for patients.
-Mrs. o. B. Dahl Of SpringvilIe,
was operated on for appendicitis in 2
la Crosse hospital.
Bernard Smith and wife of Des-
Moines, Iowa, have been paying Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Smith visit.
Mrs. S. A. Robinson of Readstow n
is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. W. Hor-
ton and other relatives in this city.
Henry Hendrickson has installed
repair shop in the rear of his shoe store
and employed competent cobbler.
Former Sheriff Hoveland has been
badly afflicted with rheumatism, un
able for some days to leave the house.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
have large stock of shingles, and you
know our price isright. Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
u. w. Cade went to La Crosse and
accompanied his wife home on Sunday.
She is very weak but making salts
factory progress.
Get your meals and lunches at
Christina Asbjorenson's when in town
Next door to Bekkedaps old lumber
office, north Main street
Attorneys Hammer of Hillsboro,
Drew of LaFarge and Grimsrud of
WestBy were in the county seat attend
irg business before probate court.
Modern Woodmen of America now
have surplus of over thirteen million
dollars. 1t stands at the head in the,
fraternal beneficiary society world.
Elmer H. Nixon of Red Mound sec
ton was in the city on Tuesday and
hauled home finishing lumber to put
the touches on residence now being
completed.
A western paper tells Of a fine school
entertainment given by the pupils of
Prof. Ledman, former Vernon coun-
ty boy, brother of our baker and Mrs.
Roy Moore.
I'VE receive from two to three cars
of cement. linse ard plaster week.
It is fresh stock you are looking for.
that is why you buy of Bekkedal Lum
Der Company.
The Milwaukee Company. Tewalt,
meat markets and other ice dealers
and users are receiving their supply
from Sparta and it is being stored in
their respective houses.
John E. Costing arrived from Salt
Lake to spend couple of days with
his father and sister and renew friend
ships. He says the Mormon city is
certainly the center of big things.
You are letting a golden opportun-
ity slip by when you neglect to buy an
overcoat now at prices you will not see
again perhaps in years. Our prices are
the lowest. Blue Front Store
--Stopl Look Listenl Great 25
per cent reduction on my entire stock
of robes, blankets and sleigh bells IN
til February l. | am overstocked and
don't wish to carry them over. l.. u.
Favor.
"A goodly number of subscribers
have made their annual deposits with
the CENSOR during the past fortnight.
1t is entirely in order for every one in
arrears to follow suit. Come, now, all
together.
The blooming knocker who puts on
a wise look and tries to put crimp in
to his neighbor or town, is dangerous.
He looks wise. you see, and fools some
into believing he knows what he is
talking about.
The CENSOR invites and urges its
local correspondents throughout the
county to get busy during the winter
months and furnish news of their Sec
ton. Likewise the distant readers are
solicited to tell what has been doing
with them during the year.
AT late meeting of the Methodist
aid society Mrs. 7. o. Mork was elect
ed president Vice presidents Mrs.
John r. Spellum, Mrs. Mack Stout;
Miss Anna Turner secretary, Mrs. II.
L. Gardner treasurer. Executive COM
mittee Mesdames Cooke, Buffers, Nuz-
um and McLees.
About forty young people met at
the home of Miss Mary Peterson in
Newton valley, the evening of her
birthday, January 2, where all spent
very enjoyable evening. Miss Peder-
son extends thanks for the fine present
received and kind remembrance Of rel
atives and friends.
Senator Bennett departed for Mad
ison on Monday to be present at conven-
ing of the Legislature, which was on at
noon today The senate is largely a
new body of men, good per cent of
them below the meridian of life. Mr..
Bennett is in this class. He has the
ability to develope foremost position
among his colleagues and do the state
splendid service. Hon. Henry Rentz,
our member of the lower house, went
to the capital on Tuesday. He is among
the younger men of the body, a consci-
entious gentleman who will be found
right on right things.
Mrs Hattie c. Rabbs of OakdaIe,
Wisconsin, wrote DR.. Evenson of La
Crosse the following letter after her
boy had worn bis glasses six weeks:
ut gives me great pleasure to be able