Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-10
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Western Wisconsin Land q Loan Co
Mrs. w. F. Fisher and sons are Wis
iting at Bangor.
-Perfumery, toilet soap and article
az Towner's.
Go to G. "A. Nelson's for your ic,
cream and lm res.
Mrs. ]. Henry Tate is visiting hel
son at Rice Lake.
Marshal Curtis is making the round.
collecting dog and poll tax.
Miss Hazel Smith, is confined to he1
home by neuralgia in her eyes.
Mrs. John Griffin is confined to her
no me and bed by serious illness.
All teachers in the city schools have
departed for their respective homes.
Vino ent Wilt was here from Cash.
ton rene wing friendships and transact
ics bu siness.
Miss Hattie Wells of Viola, is in
the city enroute to Winona, for visit
with relatives
F. J. Forbes, manager of the cleo
tric light plant. was at La Crosse op
business, Monday.
Rev Buffers went 70 Viola on
Monday, to hold quarterly conference
for the Methodist Elder.
81 90 in cash has greater purchasing
power at the Boston cash store than 81. so
at any long credit store.
Albert Hanson was in the city from
Harmony, having received nephew, a
newcomer from Norway,
Frank Favor arrived home from La
Crosse hospital, Saturday. His condi-
tion is materially improved.
See the new Stevens threshing rig
in operation at Chas s. Slack q Co
They will have several rigs in again in
few days
"A few nights since the mercantile
establishment of White 81 Son at Stod-
dard, was burglarized and many goods
taken therefrom.
John c. Johnson, of Stoddard, tells
the CENSOR that railroad work on the
La Crosse .Viroqua electric line is pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
Mrs. John Gorsline departed on
Monday morning last for Dayton,
Washington, to make 8 n extended visit
with daughter there.
The person who lost bill of money
in Steenbergs furniture store, can have
same by calling on Melvin Steenberg
and paying for this notice.
Sunday was an ideal day for out
ings, and the number who remained in
the city was measured only by those
who failed to secure conveyances.
-Cashton is keeping well up with
the procession in municipal improve
ments. Two of the main streets in the
village are to be paved with hard brick.
Prof. S. E. Pearson leaves today ftr
Lancaster, where he spends his suunler
vacation. He will return to assist in
institute work at Hillsboro and Viroqua.
-iir. T. G. Pringle accompanies Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Williams as far as New
York, where he expects to remain until
they return from their European visit.
Now that we are all talking about
building good roads, it might be well
for us to get busy and build a few of
them Talk has never yet made road
bed
There viii De basket sociable at
residence of Lewis L. Stromland next
Saturday night, June 10, for the bene-
fit of the Norwegian school. Everybody
invited
There will be lawn ice cream So
cial at the residence of Ed. Gorsline Sat
urday evening, June 13 for the benefit
of the Liberty Pole cemetery. Every
body come
BY buying at cash store you do
not have to pay for the losses on the
man that never pays for his goods The
Boston cash store is the place to invest
your cash.
L d. Favo1 of Iowa paid visit to
his parents and numerous other rela-
tives and frienes in this community for
two days. He was enroute home from
Chicago, where he marketed four car
loads Of stall-fed cattle
Remember that Chas. S. Slack &
Co. are strictly in it for buggies, farm
wagons, corn plows, Acme harrows,
lawn mowers, and all kinds of stoves,
both wood, oil or gasoline burners.
Call and be convinced.
Work on the addition to Proctors
block commenced on Monday The ex-
tension will be thirty feet in the rear of
The Boston Clothing House and Vernon
County bank, basement and two stor
les, When completed the entire struc-
ture will be heated with steam.
1t Is said that man who squeezes
a dollar never squeezes his wife A
glance at our subscription books leads us
TO believe that many women in this sec
tion are not having their ribs cracked.
Come in and settle and show that alls
right st home.
-Chas S. Slack & Co. are having a
big trade again on the Tower tobacco
hoes and the Pnmeroy tobacco hoes.
These are a great labor saver as we'll as
tobacco grower. One man can tend
twelve acres with one of these machines
as easily as he could two acres the old
way.
The Hillsboro Sentry says E S Will
ley, who has held the position Of super
intendent. conductor and station agent
on the Hihsboro &c Northeastern rail
road since its construction, has resigned
and gone back to his old position on the
Chicago & Northwestern. J. A. Cash
is now station agent and Robs Lind has
been installed as conductor.
-Chas s. Slack & Co have had so
far the biggest trade this season on
threshing machinery and engines that
they have ever experienced at this time
of the year. They have already sold
two new 16 horse and one new twenty
horse Reeves double engines. Two sec
ond hand threshin engines, two gasC-
lire engines. three separators one saw
mill and one mounted and one IN
mounted water or tbresher tank.
AT the annual meeting Of the city
cemetery association J. Henry Tate was
Il. @sz4 D.