Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12


her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Shumate, about fifty years ago She
was kind. quiet home woman; leaves
two daughters. an aged mother. several
brothers and sisters and a number of
grandchildren.
Now SIS buys a $40 overeoat at
Stoll & Groves
Mems sl.50 and 81 underwear for
81 10; not all sizes.
Some big values in mems under
wear at Stoll & Groves.
Remember the dates, January Is TO
%, Hagen's sale, Westoy.
See the newGat den City self feeder
at Chgs. S Slack & Company s.
If you are geing to build house,
barn or shed, get Fhayer's prices first.
District Attorney Smith was in
Minneapolis on private legal business.
Call and examine the Howell roller
ICED mills at Chas. S. Slack q Com
pany's.
Third county school board conven
ion for the season viii be held at Hills
ooro on Friday of this week.
Forty ladies' skirts, which former
IL sold for from 81. 50 to So, January
sale price 81 AZ each. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bosshard ard
son of Fairview, Montana. spent day
With Henry Running and family.
-Thayer carries complete stock of
lumber and building material, and at
let-live prices that all can afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hetland went
20 Lafayette county to remain with
heir daughter balance of the winter.
You are all invited to get share
Vt the great bargains at Hagen's Pro
fit Sharing Sale, Westby, January Is
20 20
The billiard, pool and card tourna-
ment now starting between the KING hts
Pithias and Masonic orders, gives
promise of being interesting events Of
he winter.
Attorney A. Heinz announces that
ne will be absent from his Office on
Wednesday and Friday of each week,
On which days he visits Westby in his
professional capacity.
John L. Munson of West Prairie
IS being treated in q Lacrosse hospital
fer an injury received to his knee cap
from fail Mrs. Munson and little
daughter spent Sunday with John.
If the person who, by mistake, took
from the Methodist church class room
pair of spectacles last Sunday morn.
ing, they will oblige the owner by leav-
ing the same with N. A. Swiggum-
Mr.. and Mrs. Will F. Lindemann
have moved to their beautiful new home.
The CENSOR had intended to say some
thing concerning it this. week, but sick.
ness and other things have prevented
The state tax commission notifies
County Clerk Moore that they will have
hearing here on February 4th to con.
slider the appeal taken from the county
board action of taxation by the town
of Sterling.
Mrs. Ole Michaelson, one of New
tons pioneers, died this morning, aged
80. Three other widow women of the
same village, all above so are now ill
Mrs. Struthers, Mrs. F. Patterson and
Mrs. Crandall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Williams have
purchased the residence owned by the
late Simon Clawson and wife. They
expect to remove there soon. II is one
of the neat modern cottages in the CT
ty, with all conveniences.
AT last evenings session of the
city council the electric light company
submitted an important proposition
for pumping city water, increasing
lighting power on streets; also for an
all-day commercial service.
At Peterson Newton store, now
is being offered some bargains that pru-
dent buyers can take advantage of:
~ ou M - a al
cent caps at so cents, 80 cent caps at
rs, ST. 25 caps at 70, to close out.
Among the many features which
make the Renfrew cream separator
one of the most popular in the world
may be mentioned the low supply can,
dust proof gears, entirely enclosed and
running in oil. The Primrose separat-
or also possesses many points of merit.
See them at Jacob Dach's.
1t is the specia, province of the os-
teOpathic physician to so adjust the
living, the human body, that natures
reparative work may be unhindered.
While doing this he neglects no ration
al, sanitary, dietetic or hygienic aid.
He makes use of all natural means of
healing that have been proven of IN
doubted value.
Why buy a silo without the air
space when you can get the wood tire
hollow wall silo without hoops or guy
wires, guaranteed to stand in a wind
storm If any farm building around it
stands, and warranted for twenty years
against bursting or from decay? Chas
s. Slack & Company sell them in five
counties and they have a model six feet
high to show you in their Office in vi
roqua.
The inquest and coroner's jury and
physicians autopsy held over the re-
mains of Miss Lulu Ranger, who died
in Lacrosse hospital, was given full
publicity in the Lacrosse papers, ear
rying the verdict that she came to her
death from natural causes incident TO
her condition. The district attorney
announced that be had carefully traced
down all rumors in connection with the
case and that he had been unable to
uncover any suspicion Of unlawful de-
sign.