Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-06

-Chas. Edwards was in Minneapo-
lis on business, last week.
DIR. E. f. Cooke, d.. :; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Mrs. Ben Williams who has been
i'll, is able to be out again.
Miss Stella Barney is visiting
friends in the city, this week.
-Hardwareman Rogerson transact I'd
business at Whitehall, last week.
Scott Curtis and family contem-
plate seeking western location.
If the old saying holds true this
year March viii go out like lion.
The best flour, 81 per sack.
Ii. ID. Williams & Co.
Mrs. C. j. Smith entertained the
bridge whist club. last Thursday after
noon.
Soldiers relief commission trans
acted business at the court house, yes
terday.
"A new orchestra has been organiz-
ed in the city consisting of about ten
pieces.
Miss Mary Hopp has been quite i'll
at her farm home but is slowing i'm
proving.
Have you seen the latest in gas en-
gines at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S? Come
and see.
Sidney and James Side expect to
leave soon for California to benefit
their health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gitley Norris of Ban
gor, are rejoicing over the arrival of
an 8-pound boy.
-Lumberman J. E. Nuzum is driving
foxy team of chestnuts which he re-
Gently purchased.
Miss Mary Rayner arrived home,
last Wednesday, from the St. Francis
hospital at La Crosse.
&C. C. Olson of Bristow, has pur-
chased and will move upon the s. Otte-
son farm near that point.
My dwelling house, conveniently
located, good barn in connection, for
sale. Jackson Silbaugh.
Martin Nelson, Jesse Saugstad and
DIR. Nicholson of Westby, attended
band practice IN this city, Sunday.
-Chas. Slack & Co. have somethin g
fine in saw mills. Also a 25-horse
Reeves compound pillow engine for sale.
Mr.. and Irs. Chas. Morrison will
move to Cashton in the near future,
where he viii engage in the jewelry
AT Rogers Monday, Mare 18th,
one iiaii&iea 6&3cA, \. ..aitssS Sienstici9ed
handkerchiefs, linon finished, st one
cent each.
Otto Otteson spent several days at
near Bristow. The old gentleman is in
failing health.
-Thos. A. Tolrud and wife were
called to Madison to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Tolrud's grandfather, a very
aged gentleman.
Henry Linke of HilIsboro, county
supervisor of ass essors, attended
state meeting of such officials held at
Madison last week.
Another Northwestern buggy sold
Oluf Gunary is the lucky man and he
takes one of those Fuller & johnson to-
bacco planters also
The Gale sure-drop corn planters
and the Black Hawk edge-drop planters
are the ones to buy. Examine their
record at the Iowa state fair.
A meeting of tobacco growers will
be held at Retreat, Friday of this
week, to form an organization of culti-
vators of the weed in that section.
February was certainly magnif-
cent month in the year 1907. Farmers
and business men had opportunity to
"get there" in material way.
Mrs. C. M. Bennett spent couple
of weeks in the city. She departed,
yesterday, for Marion, Iowa, to con-
tinue work as organizer for the Mystic
Worker insurance fraternity.
The lady clerks at the Lindemann
store gave shower" in honor of |
Miss Eva Shepard, Friday evening last.
She was presented with set of cut |
glass tumblers.
Every school officer in Vernon
county should make it his business to
attend the conventions to be held in
La Fargo and Viroqua on Friday and |
of this week.
DR.. Gerhardt Fortney severed his
with the La Crosse Luther
an hospital on March l. He left for
Texas, yesterday morning, with view
of locating there ii desirable location
presents itself.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin. has ordered one
of those fine Schacht driving wagons
with ball-bearing wood wheels and
cushioned rubber tires. Chas. S. Slack |
e. Co. sold over $1,000 of these goods
in 1906 and they expect to beat that fl
cure in 1907.
The Leader says that Hammer
Bros. & Mitchell started up their saw |
mill at Elroy They have at the mill
Is, 900 logs and there VIII be IS, 900 !
more put in, which will make Hammer
vile busy place for some time to
come
Fred Miller and Nordal Oswalt left,
morning, for Chinook, Mon
tana, where they will start a timing
and plumbing shop Both the young
men will be missed from our little city.
We are sorry to have them go. They
have both had several years experience
here and elewhere as statesmen and Mr..
Miller is an expert tinsmith and plumb
er. The CENSOR wishes them success
in their new location.