Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-03


caller in town on Monday.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work. inquir of w. p. Colburn.
Sam Ellefson left on Monday even
ing, for a business trip to Dakota.
Mesdames Fl. F. and w. S. Proctor
are spending few days in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kehr, of Sold
iers Grove, are guests of friends here.
Household goods, book cases, etc,
for sale reasonable. jackson Silbaugh.
Mrs. Chas Edwards spent Easter
Sunday al Westby as the guest of Mrs.
II. c. Skow.
DIR. and Mrs. L?Tder are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl at their
home on Monday
Branson Potts, who learned his
trade in this city, has opened barber
shop ut Chaseburg.
Messrs. Jorgan Moen and f. A.
Lord of Cashton, were business callers
in this city, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Favor were
down from Winona several days visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Frank Rogers is moving his family
into the residence he recently pur-
chased of Capt. Silbaugh.
The very newest, nobbiest and most
stylish caps now on exhibition at the
Blue Front Store.
Mrs. H. E. Packard and daughter
Dorothy are spending a few days with
friends at Portage and Milwaukee.
Miss Christina Fortney, of Frank
lin, departed Yesterday, for North
Dakota, to spend the summer season.
Miss Bessie Cobb is slowly i'm
proving, but viii probably not be able
to resume her place in the schools this
year.
Travelling salesman, John Nelson
spent few days at his home in this
city, resuming work on the road again,
last Monday.
George Henry is assisting at the
postofiice during the illness of Miss
Olson His rural route is being cared
for by Peter Hay.
Mrs. A. ]. Moe, of Heron Lake,
Minnesota, returned to her home, Mon
day, after visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Favor.
W S. Proctor has purchased of
S. G.. jackson the residence OH the
south side of Gillette street, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Felix.
Mrs. Jerome Favor, who has been
i'll most of the winter, is sufficiently inn
proved to admit of being about the
mouse = portion of the time.
Editor Bale of the Republican
now has his family with him and they
are occupying the residence he recently
purchased of Thos. Anderson.
Mrs. VIM. Webb is visiting her
visit her daughter, Mrs. Jitley Norris
at Bangor before returning home.
just a very few Fuller & Johnson
and Tiger tobacco planters left. Come
quick, and also examine that new gaso-
fine engine, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Capt. j. Henry Tate spent last
week in Chicago making selections of
spring goods for the Tate Mercantile
Company, and the goods are now ar
irving.
Edwin Peterson, of Soldiers Grove,
visited friends here on Monday and /
took the afternoon train for Northfeld, /
Mimi, where he is attending st. Olaf's
College.
Ladies of the Relief Corps wish,
throl h the CENSOR, to thank the /
couUe for use of the city hall for their
mee tings while they We're without an /
aiieial home.
striking match to find gas leak |
Is ;.S foolish as comparing cheap, adul |
Jerated material with high grade guar
anteed paint like Bradley & Vrooman S. I
Sold by Martin & Kuebler.
M. n Il Cbr;s+poop n fo~Y,,a,.
citizens of Vernon county, died at his |
home in Clark county, aged n years. |
The family settled near Avalanche in |
1869, removing north some years ago.
He was a man well respected
Orlando Lieurance has purchased /
the Bert Frohock property in the /
eastern part of the city, Mr.. Frohock |
has bought the Scriven property about |
block east of the school house and |
will move there in the near future.
Get wise with one of those "Sure
Drop or "Elayk Hawk" corn plant |
ers; harrow the young corn with a
Founder flexible harrow; get a Lit /
tie Willie" cultivator to trim the weeds |
and mature the crop, and give Chas. S. |
Slack & Co credit for selling you the |
best ever.
Dan McLees writes from his Mis- /
souri, home that he recently hello a sale I
of surplus live stock on his farm that /
amounted to SO, 100, and that everything |
went at top-notch prices A pair of {
brood mares taken from Wisconsin sold /
for $i00. McLees likes Missouri and I
says it is the country to make money in. /
u. s. Griffin returned from a trip
to western Minnesota, where he had |
business in connection with the affairs |
of the bankrupt Aurora firm that in |
volved our creamery in its failure. He |
secured an additional ten per cent |
dividend on the Indebtedness, making
good 60 per cent of the claim. He says
there will be at least 10 per cent to
come.
Say, Mr.. Farmer, have it in nut
shell. Get wise to Pratt's Stock Food
and you will find the other makes are a
back issue. Pratt S food has been on
the market for over thirty years, and
has 4 record that endures. Chas. $.
Slack & Company have just received
large shipment. Get one of their stock
books and try a sample of the chicken
and cattle food.
Our new dress shirts are certainly
the finest ever shown in the city. Con-
tinuous sleeve facing, protection neck
band, felled seams, double stitched
front yoke and arm curves, first quality
No. twenty Ligne buttons. laundried