Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-13
Pure fresh-ground buckwheat -four.


Franklin young peoples society will
meet next Sunday afternoon at John S.
Dregne's.
Mrs. Oliver Helgerson has been
confined to the house with la grippe
the past few days.
Communion service will be held in
Viroqua Synod Lutheran church next
Sunday morning.
John E. Nuzunl has the largest
stock Of lumber in the city. Cali on
him before you buy.
Albert Hanson, Jacob Larmo and
Charley jacobson of Purdy section,
were business callers yesterday.
! Purdy Modern WOodmen camp will
give masquerade ball on the night of
sfebruary %. The public is invited
Fred Morley came from La Crosse
to spend Sunday with his father. He
was accompanied by wife and child.
Missionary society of Synod Luth-
eran church will be held with Mrs.
Samuel Shower on Friday afternoon.
"A night telegraph office has been
opened at Victory by the Burlington
company, with Max Griffin as operator
H. B. Shreve has purchased the
pool tables and fixtures in the Pennell
pool room and taken charge of the bus
mess.
Attorney c. M. Butt, Jr., went to
Chicago last Thursday, on business.
tie expects to be gone for a week or
ten days.
Mrs. H. L. Rayner returned, last
week, from Quinton, Indian Territory,
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
Guy Curry.
Call in at Tibbits-Cameron' office
before buying that bill of lumber. We
will be friends even if we don't sell
you your bill.
Captain Jackson Silbaugh left this
morning for Seattle, Washington, on a
business mission. He will be abaenr
about two weeks.
Only two cutters left at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S for responsible purchasers
on next years terms. Come quick
| You need Northwestern.
Frances E. Willard memorial SER
vices will be held in the Congregational
church Sunday evening at the regular
hour. Rev. Sarles will deliver the ad-
/ dress.
If desiring solid investment in your
own state, cali on j. w. Thayer. He
can sell you heavily timbered lands.
ready for the harvest, at very low
prices.
The death of Mrs. Phoebe Higgins
( removes all the residents of Liberty
Pole neighborhood who settled there as
early as l849, except Mrs Pike and Mrs.
( John Riley.
! The Hon. VIM. j. Bryan lecture
Saturday, February 10th, at p. m. al
the high school building! Don't miss
/ it. Seats on sale at Dahl's drug store
Reserved seats 75c, general admission,
/ SOC.
On Monday evening a lamp explo-
/ sion in the sitting room of Mrs. Chris
/ tina Hanson caused small loss by-hre.
/ Prompt action upon the part of Mrs
/ Hanson and her daughters prevented a
! serious damage.
+ J. W. Thayer is now prepared to
show you prospects in South Dakota
lands, near railroads, in the best agri-
cultural districts, as salesman for the
/ d. M. Fulr1er Land Co. Lands in price
to fig the purse of the purchaser.
H henry Cade and wife of South Da-
kota, are visiting relatives and old
4 friends in this and Liberty Pole com
munities. They went west twenty years
/ ago. Like all comers from the west
they report severity of weather.
Mr.. A. w. DeJean of Saltwater,
North Dakota, formerly of La Fargo,
/ was Viroqua visitor last Saturday.
1 He expects to spend few weeks with
his sons family in La Fargo and then
return TO the west to look after his in
terests there.
The next number in the lecture
| course is lecture at the opera hall
next Tuesday evening February 10, by
/ the noted humorist, Strickland w. Gill
| ilan. Don't miss it. Reserved seats
35c, general admission 25c. Seats can
be reserved at Dahl's drug store at S
a. m. Monday, February 18th.
/ Brown Music Company give spir-
I tied advertising talk on sewing ma
chine bargains in today's paper. Peo-
/ pie needing machines should not give
/ an order for one without looking over
their line of goods. They are home
dealers, selling machines on the
square. You can save money by
advising with them.
AT the recent fire in this city the
| Grand Army Rost lost all its paraphre-
MALTA, including the stand of arms which
had been loaned it by the state, and for
which the post and its members gave
/ bonds for safe return. Adiutant Gen
eral Boardman has sent the post a re-
lease of responsibility for the guns,
with the assurance that a like number
will be sent here for use of the post.
! This is certainly generous on part of
state authorities.
+ Honest goods, with a good guaran-
tee fully lived up to, fair treatment
and small profits have been Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S record for the past nine
teen years. Their experience enables
! them to determine correctly the true
value of the latest up-to-date inventions
in their line, and their long standing
and square dealing places at their com
mand their choice of what the market
affords. Their 1907 stock of buggies
and farm implements is the model of
excellency and the product Of the mas
ters.
4 At the office of H. P. Proctor was
/ Incorporated and fully organized the
/ Tyler Forks Lumber and Fuel Co, main
office 60 be located at Viroqua. Officers