Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-07
Short News Stories of Interest
of Doings of
and Vicinity


Suttle & Tate's.
Pete Mitby of Cashton had bust
ness here Tuesday.
If you need wood, call up Jacob
Dach. He delivers. CIV
j. w. Thayer will buy your timber,
dogs or hardwood Timber.
Beautiful summer dress goods now
on display at Surtle 81 Tate's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building, Phone 81.
Ed Schmidt came from st. Paul to
see his new daughter at the Viroqua
hospital.
Take your building problems to
the Nuzum Yar1 and have them solved
correctly.
See 'The Wall Between" with
Bushman and Bayne at the Star Thurs
day this week.
Ed Wig has taken over the interest
of his partner, o. S. Omundson, in the
furniture business.
Mrs. L. z. Smith is at Valparaiso.
Indiana, visiting her son Gerald, who
attends university there.
Lucy Dawson entertained the
Bachelor Maids" at the Star theatre
on Thursday evening last.
Mrs. +. A. Chase of La Crosse has
been the guest of relatives and friends
here for the past few days.
Money to loan on real estate, Sc
curity, per cent interest,in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor.
-Westby had TO temporarily sns-
pend day service at her electric light
So. ~ IS = chnpf Df
coal
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Dawson of New York
spent a Sunday at his old home. He
was on his way to Minneapolis and St.
Paul.
Mrs. L. z. Smith left on Tuesday
for a visit with her son Gerald, who is
attending college at Valparaiso, In
diana
Heavy purchases made when ma
terial was cheap enable us TO make
low prices now. John 3. Nuzum &
Sons Lumber Co.
Mrs. F. E. Morley entertained the
bridge club on Tuesday of last week.
A few guests were invited in honor of
Mrs. Albon Lindemann.
Mrs. &C Boyle and F. Z Tate en-
tertained at auction bridge on Wed
nCSUdf Vi last nGGh III nOuOE VI Mis-
ALBION Lindemann of Chicago.
Buy your building material from
the G. L. Colman Lumber Co., Viro-
qua, and you i'll he sure to get quail
ity, service and the right price.
See the New Superior and Chat
ham tanning mills: also the Owens
smut cleaner at Chas. S. Slack q Com
panys. They have the Winner also.
Sever Stevenson says he had no
frost in his wood tire hollow wall silo
this winter He ventilates his base
ment barn through the walls of his
silo.
Good city lots for sale or trade
also have several good farms and a
couple of first class pasture farms for
sale of so and 100 acres. See Albert
SOlversou.
Ray Clawater of Liberty Pole
says he had no bother with frost in
his wood tire hollow wall silo until he
got to the cement pit. This silo had
no roof on this winter
Mems work shoes all solid leather,
for 81. 30, $500. $3.50 The above are
absolutely old prices, and we have
enough of them for this entire season
Hendric ksons Shoe. Store.
Word is received here of the death
of Mrs. A. b Saxton at Wayland, New
York She was sixty-three years old,
known by many Viroqua people. Mr.
Saxton is an old Viroqua pioneer.
Soldiers Grove Scout says that
Virgil Bryan, former resident of vi
roqua is achieving considerable mus
zeal distinction The young man re-
Gently appeared in recital at Madi-
son, showing particular talent.
There is no limit to what man S
ingenuity will produce. The latest is
the Duplex-Alcazar range, which burns
wood, coal or oil separately or at the
same time. Read the Sauer Hard
ware company ad in this issue.
Mrs. Maggie S. Hathaway is the
first woman to preside over a branch
of the Montana legislature. Mrs.
Hathaway, who is one of two women
members, recently was called by the
speaker to preside over the house,
while in a committee of the whole.
After some discussion the legislators
decided to address her as Lady Chair
man.
Cancer claimed another victim in
the person of Mr.. Gulbrand ICELAND,
who died on Coon Prairie a few days
SlDCt, dSGu VI y years. hC W DIS d InCllI-
Der of one Of the respected pioneer
families of the section. Mr.. ICELAND
leaves a widow ard four sons. Fun
eral services were conducted by the
old pastor of de ceased Rev. II. Hal
vorson in Westby church.
Eyeglasses are two pieces of glass
held together with pieces of metal.
DR.. EveHson of Lacrosse uses steel,
aluminium, gold, shell, and if you pre-
fer to have them gold filed, to initiate
gold, he will supply that metal too.
Remember you can choose these met
al parts, but he grinds the lenses so
that your eyes get the correct glasses.
All this costs less. Remember that
reputable men of ability, do not have
to travel from place to place.-Ady.
Why will farmer, or man pre-
tending to farm, use an old WORKOUT
pillow, worthless harrow, makeshift
of a seeder or drill and expect bump
er crop? He is the same fellow that
does not clean and grade his grain, but
sows every little old Tom, Dick and
Harry of a kernel in the bin as it
does not appear to him worth while
to buy a Winner grain and seed sep
arator and cleaner: it costs too much.
He does the old slipshOd way and
raises from ten to twenty bushels per
acre of scrawny inferior grain that
has no real market value, when by
investing S3l in a Winner mill with
baCUsr he could raise twice as mauy