Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-20


at Severson & Co.'S store.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
George Wheeler is employed at
brennan Il Smiths feed store.
We have large stock of shelled
corn for sale. BRENNAN Il SMITH.
The best flour, 81 per sack.
H. D. Williams & Co.
"A large stock OF dry barn and shed
boards on hand at 1ibbits-Cameron's
Assemblyman D. F. Mains called
on home friends the fore part of the
week.
Chas. S. Slae! & Co have a few
good horses ana some fine young colts
10 sell.
Mr.. w. N. Coiland entertained
Hon Wm. j. Bryan at dinner, last Sat
urday.
Three carloads Of Iran and shorts
Just received it Brennan & Smiths
feed store.
e. p. Kuehn has purchased the
John M. White blacksmith shop on
Decker street.
Just arrived, at Severson & Co.'S a
fine lot of lace and embroidery. Come
in and inspect same.
Those new plows and harrows are
going at Chas. S. Slack & Cos. Bert
Morrison got an outfit.
Misses Susie Hanson and Christina
kalvestrand, dressmakers; located over
G. J. Severson's store.
Mrs. M. C. Nichols is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Dudley, at West Salem.
Mrs. Charles Thompson is teaching
Miss Mary Rayner's grade in our city
schools during Miss Rayner's illness.
Services will be held in Kickapoo
church, next Sunday, February "a, and
young peoples meeting at P. Svigum's
Editor F.. C. Bum of Westby,
greeted friends here, Saturday, and at
tended the lecture given by w. j. Bry-
an.
Mrs. Joseph Pulver entertained
few ladies at her home, last Thursday
afternoon.
Professor and Mrs. w. p Colburn
entertained the teachers and Supt. and
Mrs. Gardner on Wednesday evening
of last week.
Lester Green of Stark town, is un-
der contract with the Ringlings to play
in one of their circus bands the APP
preaching season.
The public library will be closed on
Thursday and Friday of this week while
the librarian attends the state librari-
ans convention at La Crosse.
Andrew Mellem, who is selling
gents furnishing goods for a Dubuque
house, spent Sunday in town. He now
has Il Dakotas for his territory.
Geo. Henry and family came from
Doom, Iowa, to take possession of the
Fred. Lieurance farm on Pleasant
Ridge, which he purchased two years
ago,
Mrs. ]. M. Rusk, who is spending
the winter at the home of Mrs. Charity
Rusk Craig at Ashville, North Carolina,
has been very i'll but is now much inn
proved.
Those Pulver wagons are going at
Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S. Better get wise
and buy one while the special low price
is on, or YOU will be too late and then
kick yourself about it.
Mrs. J. D. Richmond spent several
weeks at the home of Rev. j. Hen
dricks at West Prairie, being employ
ed in the capacity of nurse during the
recent illness of Mrs. Hendricks.
When you want to buy dress ging
hams come in and see ours before you
buy, they are unexcelled in quality and
style, and our prices are lower than
any other cloth of the kind. c. j. Sc
verson & Co.
Why delay buying your manure
spreader when you can get the Litch-
field at Chas S. Slack & Co.'S, that is
warranted for five years or the Water
loo for $50 that will fit onto any farm
wagon or truck?
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Proctor enter
tanned the Violet Club and few other
friends at st Valentine card party,
last Wednesday evening. The souve-
Mrs and refreshments were reminders
of the DAY of Hearts. =
Misses Rose Drew, Mary Morse,
and Bertha Olson entertained a party
of sixteen ladies at the law office of
Judge C. W. Graves, last Wednesday
evening The decorations were all in
keeping with good st. Valentines Day.
Miss Edsall of the Teachers Trail :
ing School at Richland Center, visited
our city schools last Wednesday, to in
spect the manual training work. She
spoke in very high terms of our schools
and especially of our manual training
department.
Don't forget to ask Chas. S. Slack
& Co. to show you the Little Willie
corn and tobacco cultivator; also the
Fuller & johnson corn sulky cultivator
with hoeing attachment. and the New
Fuller & Johnson and Original Tiger to-
bacco settlers.
Oscar G. Groves sold his stock of
merchandise at Ross to Messrs. Cald-
we'll and Kellicut. The new owners
took possession last Wednesday. Mr.
Groves is moving TO Viola and expects
to soon 90 into the cheese making bus
mess at some point in our state.
On the farm of A. T. Jordan, near
La Fargo, says the Enterprise, an elm
tree was cut that scaled 2004 feet
This tree was IS feet without a limb,
and three twelve foot logs scaled 1882
feet; while from the branches were cut
nine smaller logs that scaled 622 feet.
Nearly everybody who has ever at
tended Vernon county fairs viii re-
member Leon Bush. the old horse train
er. man who enjoyed the confidence
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