Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-04
FARMERS SUBSCRIBE FOR STOCK.
The Creamery Project Appears to Rave Life and
Vigor for the Future.

Forty or more farmers met, Saturday
afternoon, to compare notes on the
creamery project. It was found that
100 shares of stock had been subscribed
for at $10each This is not half enough
an adjourned meeting will occur next
Saturday at two o'clock Farmers
should understand that this co-opera-
tive arrangement makes them not liable
! for any debt above their stock. There
Is no chance for repetition of the de-
funct store deal. Following have SUBJ
scrined for stock and the number of
shares each takes Joe Buchanan 10,
| Jacob Amott /, Lars J. Brye 10, A. G.
Cass 10, j. M. Rusk estate 1, E. A. Ely
| 2, #. Ssoll 1. VIM. Side 1. Martin Root
4, A. e. Shaner 2, VIM. Post 2, T. w
Alexander Q, L. P, Peterson 2, T. Tay-
lor /. Oiuf Sordahl /, 81. M. Hanson 8,
b. NJ Peterson /, Mrs. l.. Kellar /, j.
P. Riley 2, A. +. Edwards O. Samuel
Mills Q. Robert Robertson /, L. German
| 4, A. B. Thompson 2, G. w. Heron 5,
O. Christianson Y, @. II. Minshan /, L.
Lieurance 1, Albert Getter /, J. w.
Aiken 2, w. f. Crook 1, o. 7. FortneY
/, Michael Anderson 1, John I. Fortney
l. 81. T. Fortney /, Andrew Sherry |,
4 A. OOWu6A !, Js f. CdAQc Il VI
Moore 5, G. Lieurance 2, Harrilon Smith
l, J. NJ. johnson /, B. G. Gardner |, 81;
s. Sonnenberg l, G.. W. Allen 2 Win
Edwards 1, J. w. Norris 1, S. NJ Pierce
/, John o. Fortney /, NJ. B. Thompson
1, Jerome Favor /, J. A. Thompson 2.
See those bargains in shoes at Sew
erson's & Co.
Country roads are now in excellent
condition.
Money to loan or real estate. Call
on G. Fl. Minshall.
House for rent, In First ward. Ap-
ply 20 N. D. Nc Lees.
For sale, good secondhand heating
stove. B. f. FERGUSON.
For rent, a neat seven roomed cot
tage. Inquire of MRS. S. Fl. GoRsLINE.
Water tumblers and tin covered
jelly glasses cents each at Towner's
Druggist w. s. Arnold is recover
ing from an operation for Appendicitis
Drawing of jurors for December
term Of court will take place on the 18th.
Leonard, son of John Olson, was op-
Grated on for appendicitis, Friday last
A basket sociable will be held at
Duncan Cade's Friday evening for the
benefit Of the Sunday school.
DIR. Frank Mott returned from the
west after lisit He reports fine wes
ther in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Don't buy your apples for winter
until you have seen the New York
apples at CASSoN 81 THoMPSoN'S.
Call and examine line of walking
skirts and petticoats at Severson 81 Co.'S.
The original Kalamazoo are among
them.
MIR. F. w. Krom-ey has moved from
La Crosse TO this city. and is installed
as manager for the Standard Oil COM
pany in this locality.
MIR. and Mrs Ice Boid, of Webster,
who went to Feveda, a few weeks since,
have returned. Mrs. Bold improved
materially in health.
MIR. II. d. Cook is arranging to open
night school for students in bookkeep-
ing, shorthand and typewriting in this
city. 1t ought TO succeed.
Third shipment of up-to-date sty-
lish hats just received as the Blue Front
store. The Roosevelt, Kingsbury and
hObStcOA Ah1nOcs <hAA 6bg AC5.
Miss Josie Quinn of Hillsboro. is
visiting with her cousin, Ella Wyman.
The oung lady recently returned from
years sojourn in California.
W. D. Lind requests all checker
players of the city TO meet at his res.
taurant at $50 p. M, next Tuesday, to
prepare for winter tournament
DIR. Fred Peterson of Soldiers Grove
was in the city on Tuesday, homeward
bound from Milwaukee, where he assist
ed in four difficult surgical operations.
-Assemblyman and Mrs Dahl DR..
and Mrs. Schreiner drove oyer from
Westby Saturday evening, to join the
friends ii greeting Gen. and Mrs Rog-
ers.
"A bus load of ladies picnicked al
Chimney Rocks on Monday afternoon.
10 was as beautiful as June day A
| little remarkable for the second of Nov
ember.
-Df. G F. Andrew and family leave,
| today, for Woonsocket, South Dakota,
where the doctor hopes to improve his
| health. He will continue in the prac-
tice of his profession.
Wisconsin university football team
| met defeat at Madison last Saturday
| when Chicago university put it over
| them fifteen to six. The game attracted
| great crowds from all over the west
Second installment of Adler ove--
coats Just received and another order
given. This shows how these perfect
| fitting coats satisfy all good dressers.
They are unequalled
BLUE FRONT STORE.
The Times reports that Martin
Davidson brought action against John
Haney, one Of the electric road contrac-
! tors. It was to force payment of a
meat bill. The case will be tried today
at Westby.
Methodist ladies will hold their an
nual church fair in December. In con-
nection with it will be a Ladies' Home
Journal Booth" to be conducted by Miss
Glenn's Sunday school class. This will
be novel feature
-Casson & Thompson sold car load
of potatoes in four and one half days
last week and booked orders for more.
Their next car will arrive next week, ii
you want potatoes for winter call and
leave your orders.
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