Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-25
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,-House to rent. Inquire of C. a.
Minshall
DIR. r W. Baldwin. dentist; oppo-
site postc flee.
MONEY to loan on real estate Sc
curity BUTT & BUTT
Blaine D. Rusk is suffering from
an attack of appendicitis.
Wash goods at exceptionally low
prices at Severson & Co.'S.
Gilbert Swain of La Crosse. spent
yesterday with friends here.
Among the CENSOR callers on Fri
day last, was John FL. Mckinney of La
Fargo.
Mrs. Jerome Favor is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. ]. Moe, of Heron
Lake, Minnesota.
Miss Kate Goodell returned on
Tuesday morning, from visit with
Chicago friends.
Mrs. Fred Romanowsky and chill
dren of Lacrosse, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs d T. Carr.
Mrs. Henry Weber of La Crosse
spent the first of the week with former
neighbors in Viroqua
Clearance sale of dry goods, at
Severson & Cos Don't miss this chance
to lay in p supply cheap.
Jas Treseder of Viola, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. III. L Carr
ner, several days last week.
For sale, a farm of 160 acres In
town of Franklin. Mrs. TOILET SIM
oNsoN, West Prairie, Route /.
Misses Matte Smith and Winnifred
Baldwin entertain the Thursday club,
tonight, at Mrs. Grant Pierce's.
Young peoples society of United
Lutheran church meets at John Mo-
seng's on Sunday next, at 3 p. m.
Just received fine carload of shed
lumber at the Tibbits Cameron yard.
Will sell at a remarkably low price.
Prof. Edward Lake, who is con-
nected with the university of Illinois,
is a guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lake
Station Agent Ed. Minshall has sold
his desirable residence property on
north Main street to his uncle, MIR. s.
R Garry of Bloomingdale vicinity.
Free tuition. Students enrolling
in Brandrup 81 Nettleton Business Col
lege, Winona, Mimi, Sept. 4th, get two
months free tuition. Write for par
ticulars.
After several weeks visit with her
cousin, Mrs Aroe Slack, of this city,
and other relatives in this vicinity, Mrs.
G Il Vance Of Minneapolis returned
to her horne OH Saturday last.
Tired, burning feet Most people
have them this month, especially after
an outing and a long tramp. Try our
Foot Ease" Ii works like charm and
makes you feel cool and easy.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist
e M. Allen of Redfield South Da-
kota, has been in the city in quest of
parties desiring to purchase South Da-
kota lands. Mr.. Allen said that pros
poets for fine crop were never better
in his section.
Wanted for hotel in North Dako.a
One first class cook (woman preferred, }
wages $40 per month. Also one good
dining room waitress Wages $40 per
month Address W. A. Heff con, Michi-
gan, North Dakota.
The CENSOR has on exhibition a
sample Of alsike clover sent us by Mr..
M. G. Davis from his home at Teresita,
this state, which was raised by him.
Judging from this sample the grass
must grow "tall' in his section.
AT Lacrosse the police have started
a crusade against immortality and a
number of arrests have been made.
Two girls were sent to reform school, a
saloonkeeper was fined and woman
was bound over for trial on charge of
keeping an immoral house.
The Fennimore Times states that
the leading firm of butchers in Platt-
Vile have been heavily fined by a
government inspector for keeping 'em-
bslmed beef" for sale; and the inspector
went back to their shop again and
found second lot and fined them $500
more
District Deputy NJ s. Conway of
the Fraternal r eserve association of
Oshkosh, is in the city in the interest
of his order. The rider has many COM
mendable features W orthy of consider
alton. Mr.. Conway expects to organ
izea local order with a large member
ship in the near future.
Prof. w. E Minshall and wife of
Chicago. leave that city for Minneapolis
today, where they will remain till after
Grand Army encampment. Although
blind by reason of wounds received in
battle he will enjoy the meeting with
comrades he lead into battle forty.four
years ago. He alEo expects some fun
fishing in the no,thern waters.
Common brass pins are one of the
smallest articles u manufact ure, yet
call for one Of the largest consumptions
of metal, and the mstal thus consumed
ia LOST to the world forever. as it never
finds its way hack into the channels of
commerce In the form of scrap or junk
This is of interest to this section of
Wisconsin for the reason that about 40
per cent of pin brass is zinc IL there
are 96, COZ, 900 people in this countr Y
and each une Uses up and loses one
ounce of pins per year 1t means 5000,
600 lbs OF Din metal calling for 2. 400, :
900 lbs of zinc, and to produce zinc for
this one item for the American trade
alone requires over one hundred car
loads of high grade black jack -
Plsttville Mining Times
On Wednesday eve, July II. a sur
prise was given to Miss Lucy Wiganos.
10 hafore her departure for Steele