Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-13

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Marketing Dairy Products. VIM. n. Morgan
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Farmers Gardens. ..... .Mr. Hill
fouitfy ...............M Mr. herDsb
Bees ana Honey ................-.A. u. l., Minor
GOOD Feeding Mr.. Bradley
Big book sacrifice at Towner's
Home talent theatre Thursday
night.
Ed Lind was over from Chaseburg,
Monday.
Attend the band benefit entertain
ment Thursday night at Opera house.
Leonard Terhune came from La
Crosse to visit his mother and spend
few days at home.
And still there is no case" weather
for our tobacco farmers. All are grow
ing weary of waiting.
O-It's Thursday this week sure. The
Lost Diamond by home talent as band
benefit. A good showG Well / guess
so.
-Viroqua Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet with Mrs
Scott Curtis next Tuesday afternoon at
2:30.
Mr. Chris Lindvig of Coon, was in
town Monday to renew his CENSOR sub
scription, also paying for two of his
neighbors.
Some people are always missing all
that is good. Don't be in that class,
but 60 and see good drama. The Lost
Diamond this week Thursday.
The opportunity of life time to
secure books at wonderfully low prices.
Look over the enormous stock now
being offered at Towner's store.
The CENSOR has added more new
cash-in-advance subscribers to its list
since the opening of the new year than
for any like period in its existence.
Veteran Jos. M. Clark of Mound
PARK, was among our Friday callers,
He brought daughter to the morning
train bound for her home at Ladysmith.
w. h Sargent, oneof DeSoto's bus
mess men, has the small pox. His case
is an isolated one. and no fears are ex-
pressed regarding spread of the disease
Now is the time to secure the best
weekly paper published in the state for
the trifiing sum of 25 cents DER wear.
Send your orders to the CENSOR at
once.
Rev. Buffers is in Milwaukee at
tending the state national guard con-
vention, being chaplain of the Third
regiment. He is accompanied by Mrs,
Buffers.
Andrew Baldwin pays for four year
ly copies of the CENSOR, more than any
other patron. Besides his own he sends
the paper 10 two daughters and a bro
ther-in-law,
--Straws show which way the wind
blows, and we scatter them SO freely in
this paper that it will be no effort to
locate the direction.
Jos, ,BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Jennie Sitter, Omaha-'I have gain.
ed thirty-five pounds in two months
Nothing did me any good until / used
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea" A
blessing to sickly woman.
A. J. johnson.
William Morley writes from the
State of Washington, where he went
few weeks since, expressing pleasure at
what he finds there and. conveying the
information that he will not return,
but have his family Join him there. Hs
is employed at his trade of stone mason
at a. so per day.
1t is very nice to have people wish
you prosperous New Year; but wishes
count for nothing unless you work like
Buying your watches, clocks, jewelry,
fancy China and silverware are the best
investments You can make.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
-Viroqua creamery building is in
closed and nearing the point for intro
duction of machinery. Manager Wig
ginston will have charge of arrange
ments of fitting for use in a few days,
and it is hoped and expected that the
institution will be opened for receipt of
cream by February first.
The opening of Viroquas business
college on Monday, conducte bv Prof
Cook, augurs well for the community
Twenty-Five young people enrolled and
pupils are daily joining the school 1t
affords young men and women oppor-
tunity to fit themselves for life-work
without leaving their homes.
M. II. Bekkedal, who owns the to-
bacco warehouse at this point. was in
the city for several days looking over
his property. 'tie has left John Lee and
n. Peterson in charge of the same, and
toba ;co shipments are being made under
their supervision. Between 80 and 30
carloads are in the sheds awaiting ship
ment. -Boscobel Dial.
The city of Viroqua is TO have an
inning in supreme court in the Barney
Olson case, @. w. Graves, attorney for
Olson, having served notice of an ap-
| peal from circuit court. Olson sued
the city for $3.50, his claim being based
on the alleged detention of his ma
chinery mere by the city at the time he
drilled the city well, from November
| till spring. the city not having its pump
and appliances on hand so proper test
I co.,. be made. In the circRit court
Judge Fruit.directed verdict in favor
of the city, and this is appealed from.
AT Thursday nights meeting of the
/ board Of trade the matter Of encourag-
/ ing the location of machine 81 op and
/ foundry was taken up and committee
appointed to look over the matter Of sits
and other things desired By the project
orr, John Riley, and a gentlemen frop
La Crosse. It was also determined 70 ssI
the surplus tract of land of about i
acres near the creamery site, and thii
was left with G. ]. Smith Parties de
string such q tract shoald make early
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