Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-29

consin. AT best the prospects of
late planting seem imminent which
generally is not conducive to good
crop. All things considered then, the
holders of last seasons packings are
watching the starting of the new crop
and unless conditions materially inn
prove they feel confident of an early
demand for their stocks of old leaf
When manufacturers cannot see a hope
ful situation in the new crop, an inn
proved demand is expected for what
is all ready for the market. 1t is one
of those times just between hay and
grass" when almost anything is likely
to change the conditions of the market
Next Saturday and Monday, rem
nant days at Lindemam's.
Mrs. Ira Griffin sient Sunday in
La Crosse with her husband
Mrs. S. r. Pollard is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Will Gorsline.
A horse belonging ito Silas Foster
dropped dead while being driven.
Mrs. 0. G. Munson entertained the
bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
Oscar Friend of Chicago was a
Viroqua visitor one day last week.
Gen. E. M. Rogers entertains a
party of friends, tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bowman have
moved into rooms on Decker street.
Paint good paint-will be found in
all colors at o. E. Davis drug store.
Myrtle Ranger of Coon Valley, Is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Boyd Han.
Frank Devlin returned to his home
on Sunday, after several weeks alb
sence.
Miss Josephine Henry, one of the
post office employees, is ill with the
measles.
Ben Smith and Kenneth Kuebler
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Calmer, Iowa.
Mrs. Walter Proctor is receiving a
visit from her mother, Mrs C. w. Law
ton of La Fargo.
Mrs. M E. De Long and children
of Woodworth, are guests of the lady's
sister, Mrs. Jason Glenn.
If needing shingles for your roof,
Thayer has them-red cedar. white ce-
dar or pine. Prices reasonable.
Rev. N. St. Magelssen of Lee,
Illinois, will occupy the pulpit of the
Synod Lutheran church next Sunday.
One trial convinces you that my
work and prices are right. All work
guaranteed. Sam, the Jeweler. IL
Jacob Logan and little daughter
and Clinton Hazen will be guests at the
Hazen residence the last of the week.
John Franzini of De Soto, has pur-
chased the j. w. Morelli house in
Genoa and will move to that village in
the near future.
M. Weiner, one of the members of
a large supply house in Boston, was
here last week to transact business
with our creamery.
Mrs. Ch,,s. Hoofer who has heen
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. Bellows,
went to Chicago, Tuesday, for visit
before going to her Western home.
Mrs. Geo. McGonigal tainted and
fell at her home in this city on Monday
morning, and sustained injuries that
have confined her TO her bed since.
-4Geoge T. Jerman came up, Friday,
and purchased Gale sure-drop corn
planter of Chas. S. Slack & Co. Chris
Weber and Chas. Lieurance bought a
Sure Drop" also.
james Mill after looking over the
different makes of manure spreaders,
came to the popular verdict that Chas.
S. Slack lead the best on the market
and purchased a Litchfield.
Miss Stella Barney of Prairie du-
u f,.fs, 10 Aas.
She has been at Cashton for some time
who has been very i'll, but is now con
valescent.
Your new hat will have more bear
ing on your appearance then any other
article. My stock of them is so large
that every one can be suited. Call and
look them over at Mrs. Norris, Park
hotel.
For sale, the Peter Skaaland pro-
perty in the southwestern part of the
city. Consists of 81 acres, good house
barn and tobacco shed. Inquire of Pet
er Skaaland, city, or o. A. Kalvestran,
Readstown.
Now is a good time to look over
the farms and town property that Chas.
S. Slack & Co. have to sell. They own
the land they offer and you can deal di-
rect with them. Part time, balance
easy payments.
Circuit court conS e hes on June 11th.
1t will probably be a cry short term.
court Reporter Alfred Harrison will
not be here this year. He, together
with his wife and daughter, is making
a short European trip which is his first
in a quarter of a century.
1t is desirable to raise colts that
will sell readily at any time after they
are weaned. That is why so many of
our best horsemen are using "PerVen-|
cheress, the best Pereheron stallion
in the country For particulars inquire
of Chas. S. Slack & Co. or Aroe Slack,
groom.
The grounds of the public library
are being improved by the planting of
trees and shrubs. The lawn has been
seeded and the slopes will be sodded.
Soon what was for many years, a
sunken back yard will be ore of the
steps towards the 'city beautiful
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