Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-04


February.
The short month of the year.
Buy your shoes at Tate Big store.
Buy your crockery at Tate's Big
store.
j. Omundson was in Westby Fri
day last.
Jesse Tilton and mother were Hills
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Curry,
Thursday last, 9-pound on.
Special prices on overshoes and
heavy rubbers at Tates Big store.
Lent begins February 25th Easter
Sunday falls on April 18th.
-Jennett Cox of Genoa, has been
granted pension of $12 per month.
-Purdy Wocdmen will give big
ball on the night of February 20.
Twin babies came to the homs of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth at Readstown.
Mrs. Harry Adams spent the week
at the home of her father, w. II. PulYer.
For Insurance call on the John
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua. Wis.
Annual meeting of the Utica Insur-
ance company will be held in this city
next Saturday.
President Henry LinGemsnn Of the
Bank of Viroqua, made business visit
to Readstown.
-Sleighing is badly worn. We need
two months run yet to close up WIN
ter teaming.
TWENTY-FIVE lady tobacco sizers
wanted at Viola. Experienced hands
preferred. c. E. SHANNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Owen have a
new member in the family in the shape
of 12-pound son.
H. E. Jewett, the VIOLA miller re-
ports big sale on whcle wheat pan
cake flour. Everybody likes it,
Mrs. Ida Cory of Sparta, spent
week ago Sunday and Monday in this
city as the guest of her brother, l d.
Bennett.
For sale, Shorthorn, 6months bull
calf, suitable for breeding purposes.
Call on or address Sam Solverson, LIB
erty Pole.
Mrs. A. T. Flikke (nee Julia Otte-
SOM Of Rudd, Iowa, is making an ex-
tended visit with relatives 10 this city
and vicinity.
-Torger Berge, one of Franklin's
young ldI dAO HCAANAhO ANRAS-~N-~
hustlers, was business caller in town
on Saturday.
There will be business meeting OF
the Blacksmith and Wheelright associa-
tion Saturday evening Feb. 9TH, at he
lief corps hsii.
Mrs. f. L. Perham has moved to
this city from Readstown, and makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs
Grant Pierce.
AT the recent close of series OF re-
yiyal meetings thirty six additions were
made to the membership OF Dell United
Brethren church.
The farmers institute at La Fargo,
last Thursday and Friday, was largely
attended and splendid interest was
shown throughout.
Ever Monsen has returned from
Seneca and been installed IN his old po-
sition OF street commissioner and super
tendent OF water works.
Ole c. Sveen was down from La
Crosse for few days looking after per-
sonal interests. He has sold his gro"
Gerry business in that city.
La Crosse parties are looking over
the field with view to establishing
box factory at De Soto. Hope oul
neighbors will be thus favored.
For sale cheap. Ten Thousand acres
of good farming land inDouglas county
wisconsin, for sale cheap. Address
John a. Vaughn & Co, West Superior
Wisconsin.
-Readstown is agitating the electric
light scheme. J. M. Craigo makes prop
osition to connect village system will
l. Inf Oh pf
ing the coming season.
Mr.. "Ote" Willis, one of the oldest
term conductors on the c. M. q st
Paul road, died in Milwar kee. Mr.
Willis entered the company's service
when it was in its infancy in the t1trles
Only few fur and fur lined coat
left at the Blue Front Store. They ar
the best and will be sold for less thai
manufacturers prices to close. A rar
opportunity for saving of from 80 t.
I am prepared to sell you the bes
plows, wagons, seeders, drills, disks
harrows and buggies Come and loo
them over and find that there is non
better. The price is always right at A
d. 'Helgesen's.
"A complete file of bills introduce
and now pending in the legislature
kept on file and will be open for exam
nation at the county clerks Office; 8
fast as introduced the documents will b
received and placed on file
Joseph D Beck, la5e principal {
the Cashton schools and former res
dent and teacher of this county, has bee
anpointed deputy state labor staticiaI
~ trro vaars mast Mr. Beck was q cleT
in the Office, and his promotion is mad
on merit.
If Won are indebted to the CENso
n wear or more on subscription now
the time to pay it. We are endeavo
ing to have all delinquencies closed
that we may have our list nearer cas-
basis, and it will be appreciated II yo1
Mr.. Delinquent, toe the MARI. Consu
the tag on your paper and ascerta
your standing.
Jerome Hams, who went from tn
vicinity to Wood county few mont
ago writes that one can pick mon'
from the bushes up there 1t is so plen
fnl We advise our old neighbor to pi'
it all just as soon as possible or son
trust will get a corner on it and tn
he will not get it so easily. We
glad however that he is doing so w
1p in Wood county. Cashton Reco1
Among the recent purchases Of t
librarv board is Poole's Index 10 Ms
azine Literatnre. The board hopes
be able to have complete sets OF Dou