Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-01-02
All boost for 1907.

For barrel of winter apples call
on A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
DR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; Office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Vernon county, too, has made rapid
and material strides the past year.
When in need of footwear look ov-
! er our big stock. Viroqu. Shoe store.
Eight carloads of tobacco was
shipped from La Fargo during one
week.
Mrs. Ida Smith of Elroy, is guest
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. H. p.
Proctor.
Editor Brown and son, Freeman,
of Cashton, visited relatives in Viroqua,
last Monday.
Attorney C. M. Butt, Jr., had a
case in the circuit cc;.It al Ia Crosse,
last Friday.
! For rent, residence property in city
of Viroqua. Inquire of Mrs. L. R.
Gaines, City.
james F. Riley of Lindsey, was in
the city the past week visiting his
brother, John.
--Mork's apples are going. Call now
and see them as some of the varieties
are about gone.
Members of the soldiers relief COM
mission transacted business in the city
on Monday last.
"A expensive new pipe organ ha
been put in the United Lutheran church
near Mt. Sterling.
Earl F. Bennett came from Hast
ings, Minnesota, to visit his mother,
Mrs. c. M. Bennett.
Mr.. Schroeder, of the firm of
Groves & Schroeder at Viola, was
visitor n our city last Friday.
Lawrence Bigley and family passed
several days last week at the home of
his parents near Soldiers Grove.
M. C. Hill left, last Thursday, for
Watertown, South Dakota. Mrs. Hill
will remain for few days longer.
Mrs. H. l.. Rayner is spending the
holidays at Quentin Indian Territory,
with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Curry.
Use Golden i'alace" flour; it
means bread, hea ch and happiness.
A. f.. drenson, Grocer.
An oyster sdpper will be given at
j. o. Anderson's IS residence, Saturday
evening next, by Tic ladies aid society.
Robert Monson, one of the pioneers
of town of Utica, Crawford county,
spent couple of days in our city last
week. "A
Easter Sunday win come early, fall
ing on March 81, and all the other days
in connection with it are correspond
;.iiss!!ysr early.
Sparta and Monroe county systems
are having telephone war. Patrons
demand more and better service for
their money.
For rent, the Allen Rusk residence
property located on west Decker street.
Inquire of Knut Moseng, Viroqua,
Route No. 8.
Veteran Nelson Davenport has
Just returned from an extended visit
with the A. N. Asbury family at Lin
coin, Nebraska
-Messrs. Sylvanus Moore of Har-
mony, Russell Hoyt and John Custer of
Hamburg, left on Wednesday a week
ago, for trip through Alberta, Canada.
Our second purchase of fur coats
enables us to offer some more values,
such as moved our early purchases so
rapidly. The Blue Front Store.
The remains of William P. Clark,
a former we'll known old settler of
Victory, were brought from Iowa. |
Interment took place at Retreat ceme-
terry.
%. c. Groves has disposed of his
mercantile business at Ross to Messrs.
VIM. Caldwell and Jos. Kellcutt. Mr..
Groves intends to seek a western loca-
tion.
-Leonard Terhune departed for Mad
ison, last Friday, where he expects to
remain the rest of the winter The
past two years he has been an employe
of the Republican office.
Lost, Saturday last, either in city
of Viroqua or on the ridge road to Ris-
ing Sun, black purse containing
small sum of money. Finder please
leave same at CENSOR Office and get
reward.
In Crawford county, Henry Schwert, |
aged IL, son of farmer, after his
skull was split open by the breaking of
tne DTeeCn VI Ills 3 ull Willlc HuilIiliE III
the woods alone, crawled home a half !
mile and then fell unconscious. Sur
geons say he will live.
More Viroqua residents are using
coal for heating purposes than in past
years. Bad roads have made it diff
cult to secure sufficient wood to keep
the town warm, notwithstanding the
fact that we have experienced excep-
tionally mild weather to this date.
The CENSOR has made arrangements
for very complete reports of legislative
proceedings at the approaching session
to open a week from today. A special
Madison letter to be written by lead
ing correspondent will also be feature
of the paper, commencing with next
week or one issue later.
Don't make any new resolutions
for the New Year. Hunt up those you
made last year; they will be all right
after you have brushed them up a
little Then, after you have them
nicely fixed up, go ahead and live on
the square, be man among men and
the resolutions may be made useful as
reminders during 365 days that you are
on your good behavior and honor.
Under a new law which took effect
September q, 1906, the requirements