Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-24
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Reporters Gongs Dongs
Vroqua and Vicinity


Mrs. NJ. D. Brown spent Sunday
with her sister at Lacrosse.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone go.
Mrs. C. D. Williams spent day
with her daughter Caryl at Lacrosse.
Mrs. Albert Mockrud of Westby
made visit with friends at Lacrosse.
-First-class paints and oils at prices
that can not be beat at Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
Mrs. j. w Cade went to Lacrosse
and visited few days at Victory on
the return trip.
"A complete stock of building ma
terials for fall repair work at the Nuz-
UNI lumber yard.
Mrs Gust Schlicht of Bergen town
fell on a slippery spot, fracturing one
of her lower limbs.
Guy H. Smith was up from Chase
burg and stayed over Sunday at the
Fred Kromrey home.
Editors Hage and Haughton have
both been in the county seat from West
by since our last issue.
Fresh coment and plaster, the best
that money can buy, always on hand at
Bekkedal Lumber Company.
See the latest in Lett feed mills at
Dach Il Anderson's, who are agents for
Vernon county on the Lett mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson went to
Fennimore Monday to attend a we'd
ding of some of Mr.. Nelson's relatives.
The finest and most complete line
of building materials in this section of
the state at the Nuzum Lumber Yard.
Remember Dach 4 Anderson have
the steel Tiger tobacco transplanters
and can supply the Fuller & johnson if
desired.
Mrs. o. G. Lewis of DeSoto is tax
ing treatment in a Lacrosse hospital.
Her mother, Mrs. Peter Hanson, is
with her.
The bargains offered on the tables
at Allen Halverson's store at West
Prairie will remain the same for two
weeks more.
The Sunday excursions over the
Southeastern road continue with good
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stormy day.
DOES that hot water bottle or
fountain syringe leak? Have it fixed
at Spellum's Tire Repair Shop. Rear
of Gund's building,
Have received an order for thou
sand skunk hides. Farmers, bring them
in at once. Highest market prices
guaranteed. Sam Gross.
Mrs. Ole Traastad and two children
spent week visiting relatives around
Bud She returned to her home at
Liberty Pole on Monday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Waffle NOV
ed from Viroqua to Kendails. where
they will make their home. They were
residents here for dozen years.
Hello" this is Sam Gross. l give
market prices for hides, furs, tailow,
pelts and junk. Telephone 231. Our
new residence near the creamery.
Probably the last time this season
that you can dance to Gabel's music at
Runnipg's hall will be Friday night of
this week. You had better attend.
Among the late sales of Thayer &
Davidson are the Treseder cottage to
]. M. Bennett, and the old Henry Call
farm on West Prairie to II. E. Hoilien
of Westby.
Have your auction bills prin ed at
the CENSOR office, where free notice
is given with each set of bills, which
Is worth much more to the sale holder
than the bills.
Building tile, cement and lumber
at right prices at the NuZum Yard.
You can haul cheaper now and we will
give the best of service. Your advan-
tage to see US now.
Mrs. Martin Thompson and a broth
er of McLees Ridge were passengers
to Lacrosse on Sunday, to visit sister
from North Dakota, who is an inmate
of the Lutheran hospital.
Betting, pump jacks, disc drills,
pumping engines, disc harrows, Emer-
son full line of buggies, spring wagons,
drills, engines, plows, harrows, discs,
ETC., at Dach & Anderson's.
Following his disposal of personal
property Hobart F.Swain of Brookville,
will take up his residence in Lacrosse,
change much regretted by a large
circle of friends of the Swain family.
Now is the time to place your or
der for cement for you can buy ami
haul it cheaper than at any other time
in the year. 1t keeps perfectly in any
dry place. Get the Atlas brand at the
Nuzum Yard.
Build strong foundation for your
orchard by planting good trees and
right varieties. Our catalogue will be
safe guide. Your name on a postal
brings it, The Northwood Nurseries,
Coon Valley, Wis
MIR. Farmer, if you contemplate
building or repairing, come in and ex-
anime the largest stock of lumber in
western Wisconsin. We can and will
make you the right price. Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
Old neighbors here learn of the
misfortune of former Viroqua woman,
Mrs. Sarah Crowthers, at Forest Grove,
Oregon, who was stricken with paraly-
sis. She is cared for by her daughter,
Mrs. Will P. Morley.
"A number of friends gave a fare
well party as surprise to Mrs. Earl
Slack, presenting her with fine silver
tea set. The family take their depart
ure for Westby, where Mr.. Slack is
manager of the electric light plant.
Perry Vance of Bishop Branch was
for time in a serious condition from
throat affection, but ia now reported
to be gaining nicely. DR.. W. Nj. Trow-
bridge was called and performed an
operation which resulted in his relief
We have about 40 dozen linen nap