Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-08

Money to loan on real estate secur-
ty. Butt & Butt.
VIM. Getter bought a Gale Pivot
Axle corn plow of Chas. S. Slack &
Co.
-Oxfords, oxfords and oxfords at
the Tate Mercantile Co. shoe depart
ment.
-Nuzum & Rabbit cement force are
putting concrete walks in the court
house park.
-Plenty of corn to be had at Brennan
& Smiths feed store. Also National
calf food.
%. A. Kalvestran and little son of
Readstown, were Viroqua visitors, last
Saturday.
Men, women and children can be
fitted with oxfords at the Tate Mercan
tile Co. store.
Mrs. Leslie Johnson will soon join
her husband, who recently went to the
state of Oregon.
Clarence Carter and Ed. Ward were
business callers in the city from Reads
town on Saturday.
The death of Mrs. Henry Lenser is
reported from Bergen, a leading woman
or ner nelghDOrnood.
Walter Proctor passed Sunday with
his brother, at Elroy He reports that
Harold is improving.
"A tobacco growers protective as
sociation has been formed by farmers
of Esofea neighborhood.
Gasoline, and gasoline stoves; ker-
osene, and kerosene stoves at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S. Take one and try it.
Cheer upl If the weather were
not as ii has been for some time, you
might be pushing the lawn mower now.
Sever Simpson came up from
Readstown, last week, and bought a
Little Willie of Chas. S. Slack 4 Co.
Charley and George Van Vleet of
StodGard, have gone to Minnesota to
work on the government river i'm
provement.
Local lumber dealers report good
trade, indicating that there is to be
much of improvement in the surround
ing districts the present season.
The aides aid society of the SYM
cd Lutheran church will meet, next
Friday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Ogram Thompson. All are welcome.
Free luncheon. Everybody should
take advantage of the luncheon on Sat
urday, May IL, at our store.
A. +. Surenson, Grocer.
DO not fail 10 bring your appetite
with you on Saturday, May 18th, when
you attend our free luncheon.
A. E. Surenson, Viroqua' s Grocer.
Miss Ethel Hamilton was elected
as teacher in the kindergarten of our
public schools at an adjourned meeting
of the school board, last Thursday ev-
ening.
Why walk when you can buy an au-
tomobile new from the factory that is
guaranteed to go right, for only $3.50?
Better get wise to this proposition,
young one.
e. l.. Mcdowell of Readstown,
captured ten foxes and four wolves in
the town of Coon And he's after more
of them and the bounty that goes with
their slaughter.
Reports are coming in from sur
rounding towns that Bradley & Vroo-
man Paint gives entire satisfaction.
Every can is guaranteed. For sale by
Martin and Kuebler.
The whist club meets at Dyson hall
on Friday evening. General and Mrs.
E. M. Rogers, Mayor and Mrs. +. A.
Chase and Or. and Mrs. j. ii. Chase
will be the entertainers.
= Fourteen young men were in the
city, last Saturday, to take civil service
examination for rural mail carrier to
! fill the vacancy existing on one of the
routes extending out from Viroqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Slack, Mrs.
Otto 0tteson and Mrs. f. M. Towner
attended the meeting of the Rockton
Order of Eastern Star, last Saturday
night, to assist the lodge in the work.
Ladies aid society Of the Bishop
Branch church will meet at the home
of Mrs. A. H. Groves, Tuesday, May
Ia. Supper from five until all are serv-
ed. Everyone is cordially invited to
come.
Parties wishing to secure service of
| Pervencheres, Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S
fine Percheron stallion, should make ar
rangements soon as his patrons are
more than double that OF any previous
year.
-Messrs. j. w. Thayer, E. A. Wig
anosky, c. w. Chase of this city, and
| Theodore Thoreson of Westby, left on
| Monday, to look after their land and
timber interests in Ashland and Iron
counties.
Mrs. j. w. Hoyt of Chaseburg,
has been the guest of her neice, Mrs.
Cora Sargent, in this city for several
days. She expects to leave for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, in a few days in
hopes of benefiting her health.
Veteran William Hutchison, who
has been confined to his home for some
time, suffered second stroke of apo
plexy on Friday last, and his family and
friends fear the worst is approaching
Notwithstanding his serious condition,
Mr.. Hutchison retains most of his ia
culties and is entirely conscious.
-Messrs Ole Hendrickson of this
city, Knut Nelson Of Folsom, Nels Mel
son of Mayville, North Dakota, l.. E.
Hauge of Readstown, Ole c. and Nels
N. Peterson of Soldiers Grove, and Pc
ter Severson of Rising Sun, have form
ed a company and leased the farm of
Martin Monsen, located in the town of
Kickapoo, for mining purposes. They
are sinking a shaft and will demon
strate By thorough trial whether or no
iron, copper an1 lead ore can be had
there in paying quantities.
There should be a spirit of pride
with our citizens to determine who can
maintain the most tidy lawns ana Rack
yards. In number of surrounding cit-
les and towns public spirited indi' duals