Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-29
MI .7qbout aow friends and He!gh6ors.
-"Hunch" has 10 equal.

ing Z CaSnbOn.
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on G. Fl. Minshall
For pocket kniveJ table cutleryand
shears go to Twner's
: Get ready to atteud the home min
: strel show February Z
For the bast tobacco paper In the
market go to Towner's
! We had fratel nal call from Editor
Bri iIgs of Cashton, Saturday.
Noises in the ears and deafness cured
/ by DR.. MacNett, the specialist.
Does your child sleep with mouth
open2 DR.. MacNett can cure him.
Rural route mail carriers will re-
ceive $50 per month after February first.
Enlarged tonsils polypus growths
removed without pain by DR.. MaeNett.
Everybody listens when prices talk.
Ask prices of our shoes at The Big Store
Mr. and Mrs Arthur James of Free
nneL,, Crawford county, were In the city
last week.
Get one of those large, handsome
medallions free with one dozen photos
at Franklin's studio.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towners for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
Good farm insurance fisks accepted
ct re sonable rates by Packard q Proc
tor, agents, at the Vernon County Bank.
The newest and handsomest new
style muffiers, 25c to $3.50.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
The finest line of neckwear ever
shown in the city, from 25c to S1.OO
TIE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Fifty young people will take part
in the 'colored folk show" Friday eve
ming of next week. Particulars next
Issue.
Have you tried a. w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. j. John?
son & Co.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
site the postoffice. Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store.
Ladies, now is your timeif you want
to buy warm shoes cheap, About B.
pairs of ladies, Dongola foxed balls, go
ing at SO cents. THE BIG STORE.
Billy" Williams of Franklin, sold
q carload of hogs to Fred Eckhardt at
six dollars a hundred They were de-
livered one day last week, although con-
tracted some time ago.
Europe has an estimated short ge
of 400, 000, 600 bushels Of wheat. This
country has an estimated surplus of
300, 900, 600 bushels Under the condi-
tions wheat will bring good price
The second quarterly conference of
| Viola and La Fargo NJ. E. charge will
, be held at Salem Ridge church on Sun
day next. The quarterly conference
will be on Saturday at p. m.
On Monday there arrived from q
noted Iowa breeder for joint ownership
by w. NJ Kingston, Martin Root and
G. ]. Smith, Polled Durham yearling
bull, for which they paid $500. The
animal is fine dalk red color
The person holding ticket No. 1852
| will learn something TO his interest by
calling at the Boston Clothing House.
| 1t would be an infraction of the postal
laws for the CENSOR to explain the
nature of the business.
The Lenten season commences much
/ earlier this year than usual, as Ash
Wednesday falls on February 18th,
which will bring Easter Sunday on
! March 30. So before the month of
April opens the season OF fast will be
over.
George Snyder, one of the most ex-
tepsiye farmers and with one of the best
homesteads in the toy n of Kickapoo,
did business in the city IN Friday. He
was accompanied by Ole A. Larson, who
works the tobacco section of Mr.. Snyder
plantation.
-Ex Sheriff White and J. W Adler
were in town from Rockton on Friday
The former was settling the fire los or
his hotel and residence property with the
Dawson insurance firm. Mr.. White
says his loss on building is twice the
amount of insurance.
Rev. VIM. Haughton has beer
chosen as one of the judges in the orator
ical contest to be held at Platteville OF
the 31st instalt. The papers will bt
sent here for him to pass kpon His SO
lection is a distinction for the communi
!, ty and a deserved compliment to Mr.
Haughton.
Former County Treasurer Fortur
mingled with his many Viroqua friend
Thursday and Friday He tells tn
CENSOR that the firm of Forum Bros.
of which he is the senior member, ha
! divided interests, he taking the milling
! property and his brother Nels L. tn
mercantile stock and Interests.
Lewis Slagle and son John F., {
g St:rk, were business callers on the Cen
soR, last Fri lay. The senior still insist
G | that he carries the belt for being tn
. best straight-out liar on the Kickapoc
= and from number OF well spun yarn
inflicted by him the CENSOR, if an
! sort of a Judge decides that it Is n
: discrimination agaiust the rest of tn
! county TO award Mr.. Slagle first pre-
q MUM.
g Otto Otteson is arranging q sal
q of his furniture stock to Melvin Steer
berg, the transfer not to be made. W
. are advised, until spring. All regrt
! Mr.. OttesoLs determination to retir
o. from business, and hope he will not see
. other residence than Viroqua, His SUI
). cessor to be, Melvin Steenberg, is
, voung man of the highest standing,
Il Viroqua boy of the best type. He is no
Is with Mr. OGteson taking note OF IL
e new business.
's The CENSOR has for distribution
1t number of farm ins titute bulletins, Il
II latest issued BY the state. They col
sr tain an amount OF good literary al
valuable articles and discussions
N farming, stock raising dairying, fru
"a growing, etc. Any person desiring c.
to secure one free by calling at this offic
,s We have also a number of volumes
? state agricultural and horticultural
X ports, state tax commissioner report
- etc, for distribution.
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