Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-22
Call for a "Hunch. "

Call fora "Hunch
Ralph Bingham, Monday night
"A small house to rent by C. H. MIN
shall
Felix's remember so many things that
are wrong
House for rent. Inquire of Mrs. D.
Strawn.
The chance of life time to get a
"Hunch."
Druggist johnson spent most of last
week in Chicago
Julius Anderson and Miss Roda Oh
sen visited acquaintance at Mt. Ster-
ling
The CENSOR advertises several desir-
able real estate bargains today. Look
them up.
Hooking Valley coal at the Vernon
County Lumber and Mfg. Co. Order
by phone 96.
Pleasant office or living rooms for
rent in Opera block. Inquire at the
CENSOR office
Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price % cents
Regular So so cabinet photos and a
| large 81 medallion for 81 9S, at Frank
| Inns studio over Blue Front store. See
samples.
Wanted, for Viroqua and vicinity.
bright, earnest and capable solicitor,
Address J. B GRIGG, 412 South 1tth st.
La Crosse, Wis.
Mr. L. O. LewIson is attending ..
S. court at Madison as grand Juror.
| He is drawn from Crawford county hav.
ing moved here last season.
| Those who want bee hives cut or
ready made give us your order early.
Prices reasonable and work guaranteed
! Vernon Co, Lbr. g. Mfg, Co, north of
depot.
Religions meetings are being held
! at Pleasant Ridge hall by ]. III. Stark,
state evangelist Meetings will continue
over next Lords day. Everybody in
vited.
| --Arba Morrison ana wife have moved
to Sparta where he has a good job with
| the American Cigar Company. Several
others have gone there to accept en-
q, ploy nent
Geo. Williams If visiting in the old
home town for a week George has
- TtsDtuSlltlc ia bllc VI btcpttOD-
er's Office of the Northwestern railroad
at Escanaba, Michigan.
--Dressmaking done by Mrs. A. w.
Barthel All cutting and fitting done
| by the celebrated d amond Tailor Sys-
tenn Any garment worn by man, wo-
man or child can be cut with this model.
| Residence two blocks south of school
house.
w 7 Getter has disposed of por-
tions of his Sterling farm, having sold
40 acres to Fred Riley ard 100 to Peter
Tryggestad. He offers the balance of
his desirable place 235 acres at remarka-
bly, low figures. Look over his an
nouncement in this paper
"A proclamation is issued by Gov La
Toilette suggesting that Wednesday.
Jan. 80, President McKinley's birthday
anniversary, be observed by the schools
of the state as Mckinley LAY, and that
on the Sunday preceding memorial exer-
cises be held in the churches of Wiscon-
sin.
Landlord Torger Fortney passed a
day at Sparta and went through the new
and immense plant of the American Ci-
gar Company. He says it is great
institution and good thing for Sparta
Hotels, boarding houses and private
places are filled to overhowing by Young
people who have employment in the
works.
Notice is hereby given that the vi
roqua Lumber Company has changed
hands and in consequence q settlement
of all accounts due said company up to
, December IS, date Of invoice) is desired
Immediately. Call at Office opposite
. Farmers Alliance store
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs D. T. Tortney were at
Soldiers Grove last Sunday to attend
: the S3rd anniversary of Mrs Fortney g
} parents Mr. and Mrs Peterson, the
event being celebrated at the home OF
+ Hon Atley Peterson There is but
t eight DAYS difference in the ages of this
worthy couple. They are quite rugged
3 and enjoy life. and each anniversary is
r the event that brings together theil
: children.
e We call attention to the annual &
. naucial statement of the Hamburg Firt
t Insurance Company, which appears il
this paper today This company hal
: epjoyed q long and successful career anC
Y has found constant favor with its pa
2 irons. 1t has a handsome surplus al
II
n tions of its kind in the country. Th'
9 character of men who have conducted
its affairs has given it prestige AM
standing For many years the faithful
+ Ole johnson was its secretary, treasure
l and general manager.
. The CENSOR was pleased to have
n visit from Mr.. F. W. Coon, editor Of IN
! Edgerton Tobacco Reporter, while on
}. business and observation trip to thi
citv last Friday. He was at Sparta in
- ! specting the new works of the Americal
= Cigar Company and slipped up here 70
! a dav. 1t was Mr.. Coon's first visit t
:, this section of Wisconsin's tobacco belt
= and he expressed surprise at the magni
= tude of the industry. AS compared wit
= conditions elsewhere Mr.. Coon think
y Vernon county is destined TO be a CON
= manding spot for many years 10 com
In the course of a business letter {
h the CENSOR ]. p. Boswell writes froI
,e Little Turkey, Iowa: This part c
.. Iowa is mostly stock and dairy couI
ID try There are FIVE creameries With
4 twelve miles of here, nearly all uEin
y three separators Corn Is the stapl
2. crop. II was very light this year, lai
1e planted being the best. Potatoes wei
hi also a light crop and very scarce. Prict
IN are. corn 60 cents. potatoes 90 cents, oat
n AZ cents. hogs. s. 50 We have quite
ne settlement Of Vernon county people her
he Ella E Farr, E. Z. Farr and famil,
Ia Mrs. A J. Grant and IL A Farr (
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