Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
MANY ARE WILLING AND ANXIOUS.
Numerous Candidates for Positions IN
City Ticket Will Try at Primaries.

From present outlook there will be nc
lack of interest in the approaching pri
maries and city election, and it is not q
bad omen that persons are willing to
serve in responsible positions notwith,
standing the fact that the occupancy o.
these local stations bring little but ye1
alton to gentlemen who have other busy
occupations. The primary election viii
be held on March Goth, and the latest
date at ws:ioh lomination papers can be
filed witt TIE city clerk is March 5th
next Monday. Nearly all candidates
nave filed their papers. but there are liza
BILE to be others At this writing those
who have deposited their calls with
Clerk Packard are:
For Mayor IF. NJ. Minshail. f. A
Chase, John Z Nuzum
For City CIerk-H. E Packard and
Chas o Bush.
For Treae urer-w. =. Fisher Hans
P Larson, Lucius u Favor
Assessor H. g Gosling.
City Attorpey-H P, Proctor,
Henry Bennett.
Constables-Frsnk Riley, A $. Mel
son.
FIRST. WARD
Alderman - William Brandon, M D
Hslgescu
Supervisor-A D. Hdgeson, John
Griffin
SECOND WARP
Alderman o q Hegeson, L r
Gaines
SrT erYisor--I Henry Tate
THIRD WAHD
Alderman Boyd Hall s. H. Foster,
G. w Chase, John Devlh
upervisor-Abner Stbsugh, Daniel
Wise, A F. May.
The CENSOR has no purpose 70 serve
except to advise selection of men best
fitted for the numerous stations. Our
city is now at a point where the best
Judgment and keenest foresight Of re.
liable business men are demanded. New
industries are crowdingfer admittancs
with us the questions sf Enlarged mu.
nicipal matters demand attention, and
Il thoroughly business basil and admin
istration should be the Islogan with
every taxpayer and citizelof the town
Especially should the very best men in
our midst be sought out abd elected as
councilmen and supervisors The pri-
mary ia the place to deciB these ques-
tions that so vitality concetl us all vi
roqua is decidedly on the tp grade It
is the duty of every citiza who has the
material and progressive Welfare Of the
city at heart to join in an Effort to select
those to govern our affairs who are best
suited to the responsible vork.
Lost, a gold necklaceI Finder please
leave same at CENSOR Office
Mrs. Albert SpeIlurt Of Westby,
spent Sunday with Viroqts friends
Send for catalogue of1p.to.date l0c
music. brown Music Co
Furnished rooms to rent first floor,
heated and lighted. Inquire of Mrs. g.
h. Clarke.
For sale, the Cassou residence prop
erty in Second ward. Inluire of John
Casson, Viroqua.
Another dray load of monographs
aud records received this week by the
Brown Music Co.
That 80 gallon feed c0oker att nas !.
+, Farms 2lSsn = os. Is fas me t9 go
j. ". Curry was over from Valley
on Tuesday, to make tax settlement for
town Of Forest with County Treasurer
Berge. He represented his brother A.
w. Curry, treasurer of that town.
The Ross Mystics were entertained
by the local lodge last evening, at Wood
man hall. Refreshments, short PRO.
gram and an initiation made up the ey-
ening's program. All had good TINS
and the Ross worthless were urged 10
come again.
Miss Laura Ellefson goes to Nash
vile, Tennessee, this week, as q repre-
sentative of the Junior class of the st.
Olaf college at Northfield, Minnesota
to students meeting from all states.
A representation of ahout 8, 600 is ex-
pected there. Miss Ellefson is daugh-
Ter of Hon. Chris Ellefson of Franklin.
Edwin Rogers, Eddie Norris, Rob
ert Rice and Ben Brown went to Sparta
last evening, to assist in the band con
cert given there by the Sparta band.
Sam Lillis and Chas. Shannon of West
by. were also there aud rendered vslua
bic assistance. The band was crested
by large house, the receipts reaching
5000.
"A good farm we'll located with soil
that Will stand the test OF tobacco or
any other crop, and also a farm that
mas never raised tobacco is worth $50
per acre more than some farms that n
viii take ten years to get so they " !
raise good crop Cha7 S Slack d. I
are Offering The pest 160 acres To De nau
III the town Of Franklin, all things con-
sldered.
The sad news Was received here Of
the sudden death or Mru. Fred HaDUeil
vi Madison, daughter Ut MIR. and Mrs.
Chris Foss of Purdys The parents vent
there on Saturday, accompanied by mis-,
HubbeI OF this place Deceased Was 30
) ears old, leaves husband and three
children She was n sister of Mrs, John
Krogan of TINS city.
-Chas. S. Slack 81 Co. have Just un-
loaQed car OF Fuller 81 johnson mtg
Co.'S latest improved machinery, includ-
ing walking and riding plows, tobacco
pianters, TOBACCO hoes aud cultivstors
narrows, and one of their new open
jacket SIX horee gasoline engines Mount
ed on steel trucks with 30 inch saw on
the back end They will saw cordwood
or poles in short order.
The Methodist parsonage was the
scene Of an enjoyable affair, Tuesday
night of this week. The Epworth
League invited the employees Of the var
ions warehous. g ia the city and house.
tnll Of Jolly psopie responded. Mr., G.
G. Brown Kindly contributed 10 the on
tertainment OF all by many apt select
iuus on the phonograph. dainer were
the order until midnight fhreAtrned