Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-07
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Better weather.

Laundry girl wanted at once. APP
ply at Hotel Fortney.
just received d new shipment OF
fancy waists at Suite IL Tate's.
Farmers are invited to eat at Nun
yon's boarding house, 25c per meal.
DIR. Surenson has purchased the
Hofstead house of n. l.. Bekkedal.
Mrs. Carrie T.. Tate is spending a
couple ofweeks in Peoria and Chicago.
Rev. J. J. jacobson is visiting his
alma mater, the Red Wing seminary.
Donnie Fish has moved to this city,
and his brother Alvin goes to the home
farm,
Make it a rule to see these fine
Brady Made features at the Star We'd
nesday.
One pair of light farm team, one
pair medium weights. See Albert Sol
verson-
C. T. Forum was summoned to
Whitehall by the critical illness of
his son, Roy.
-Chas. L4atta and wife of Brook
vile were the guests of win Best and
family Sunday.
Mrs. Lauder is home from Berea,
Kentucky, where she has been for
several months
We welcome your inspection of
the new suits and coats arriving daily
at Suite & Tate's.
Just received at thee L. Colman
Lumber Company Yard, car of flesh
Leheigh cement.
"A beautiful dish given free with
every pound of our celebrated Promo
Boo coffee. Romans grocery.
A party of Wesley ladies spent
last Wednesday with Mrs Martin Dav-
idsou in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Il. E. Rogers. Mrs. c. w.
Graves and Mrs. G. f. Dahl entertained
parties for Mrs. Edith Lindeman.
Mrs. w. Fl. Cough and two chill
dren of Sparta, visited at the John
fainter home for several days the past
week.
Mr. r. G. Brandt, Union Center,
Wisconsin, has just purchased a Hoo
sier extension silo roof from Chas. ).
Slack 4 Co.
MIR. ". s Morrison, Viroqua, route
%, has purchased a Winner grain and
seed separator aud cleaner of Glass.
Slack q Co.
j. Henry Bennett desires to an
nounce that he will always be found at
his office on Mondays and Saturdays
of each week
Let US tell you the cost before
you build. Estimates and blue prints
Furnished free John f. Nuzum &
Sons Lumber Co.
WIN. Deich hasaccepted a position
in Wateryille, Iowa. He has been
employed at the Doctor Porter farm
the last two years.
The Nuzum yard meets all COM
petition and offers you quality goods
with service, backed by TWENTY-FIVE
years building experience.
The farmers who have to move
are not finding very good roads al
though we can remem Der moving DAYS
in previous years when mud was hub
high
Come in aud get a bank safe free
for depOsiting one dollar in our saw
ings account. 1t viii do the business
Of saving you money. The Farmers
Bank.
Coming next week, Saturday, at
the Star, "Romc0 and Juliet" with
Theda Bara and Harry Hillard. This
will be the greatest Fox feature ever
shown here.
Theodore T. Layold will sell wood
tire silos this year as he erected one
for Sever Stevenson and is we'll pleased
with them. We recommend Mr. La
void as a good workman.
Span of three and four-year-olds,
well-mated, fun brothers, bay coach
geldings, for sale reasonable if taken
soon. Also one 12-year-old bay horse,
will go cheap. Larson Bros. loft
Lester Cox arrived home from
Florida, after spending several weeks
with his aged father. He reports that
cold weather was prevailing there and
that the fruit had been damaged con-
siderably.
Mrs L. c. Norris has returned
from the city with a fne showing of
the latest spring and summer millinery
and invites all interested TO call at her
new location in the Tate block and in
spect her stock.
ON Saturday night, March 10, there
viii be n free program at the new
LISTER school house 81 miles south
east of town. After the program a
basket Social. Ladies bring baskets
Everybody welcome. Teacher jose
phine Clark.
Hon. a L. Fredericks, the fighting
parson, spoke at Cashton last We'd
ncsday to a large audience, so the
Record says the opening gun in a
campaign to vote that place dry. May
the good people of Cashton attain that
much desired goal.
The five candidates for county
superintendent Of schools are putting
strenuous ticks for their candidates..
Conduct clean and able campaigns,
lady and gentlemen, then the success
full and the defeated will have no cause
for serious complaint.
Mrs. Elizabeth Candy. a former
resident of LaFarge community, died
recently in jackson county. having
attained the unusual age of ninety
two years. She was a native of Indi-
ana, locating in Vernon county in 1867,
going to live with a son at Millston
some years since,
AS 4 result of revival meetings
conducted at Salem and Sugar Grove
Methodist churches by Pastor Wag-
ner, there are reported the following
results: At Salem p conversions, 26
accessiOns and 20 baptiSms. At Sugar
Crnva * conversions II apraSSiOuS