Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-01-16

~. w DduWln, uenJlSl, opposite
postoffice, Viroqua.
i. L. Norris of Westby, spent Sun
day with Viroqua friends.
L. w. Smith of Clinton town, was
a visitor at this office, today.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist: office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
&C. E. Ward was at Madison to see
the legislative wheels start up.
-Coasting is royal sport for the
children and older people of late.
Leave your orders for hard or soft
coal at Tibbits-Cameron's Office.
-Blacksmitns wear broad smiles
except that they are overworked.
Carson Dunlap of Madison, visited
Viroqua relatives one day last week.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity Butt & Butt.
-Stereopticon lecture at Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening at 1880.
DIR. Chas. A. Payne will preach at
Congregational church, SundayEmorning
at 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Partridge were
in the city on business from Red Mound,
on Saturday last.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have some
good bargains in high wheel wagon
gears if taken at once.
If going to build any thing the COM
ing season, you will save S S by going
to Thayer's with your bill. q
Farmers and all others should have
the years hauling done up while the
good sleighing continues.
Send in the country and village
news to the CENSOR. We want a live
correspondent everywhere.
"A wealthy citizen of Kenosha has
given to his city full equipment for
manual training for public schools of
that city.
County Clerk Berlie Moore and
wife are spending few days with rela-
tives and friends in the eastern section
of the county.
New stock of shoes arriving daily
at the Viroora Shoe Store. The latest
spring styles all purchased before the
On Monday a change in leaving
time for the oLt e,ing evening passen-
ger train went into effect The train
now departs from Viroqua at six
O'Clock.
-Chas. S. Slack 6 Co. now have
ten horses in the city for sale, also one
full blood Percheron stallion. Now is
the time to make your selections. Look
them over.
This country has never known finer
sleighing than has prevailed the past
fortnight. And too, without two inches
of snow lying on mother earth. 1t has
been simply ice roads.
-Viroqua blacksmiths are reaping
harvest these days. The icy roadsmak
it necessary for farmers to keep their
teams sharp shod, and the blacksmiths
have been worked to the limit during
the past two weeks.
Over one hundred and fifty people
paid their subscriptions, renewals and
new subscribers to the CENSOR, during
the past week. And there are many
hundreds of others whom we shall be
glad to see or hear from.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
at law, Ferguson Block, vi
roqua. viii practice in all federal
courts. Dispositions and conveyancing.
Commercial collections. Local and long
distance phones in office.
M. A. Ueland of Kuhn, North Da-
kota, visited relatives in this vicinity
ast week. Mr.. Ueland was a resident
Of Viroqua town before moving west
several years ago. The CENSOR ac-
pleasant call
-Unseth & Bratlie, the enterprising
clothing merchants of Westby, have a
arge display ad. elsewhere in the CEN |
'oR. They announce clearing sale
prices on suits and overcoats that |
should prove a drawing card for that |
irm. Don't fail to read the advertise |
nent.
Sheriff Silbaugh has appointed as
his chief assistant P. S. Curtis, for |
His services will be re- |
luired only portion of the time, and |
Scott " IL continue his Opera house res |
,aurant and billiard hall. Chester Sill- |
'augn will act as city deputy for the
present.
Now is the time to place your on |
Ter for one of those Fuller & Johnson
obacco planters when you know y0sn |
an get it. You know how it was last |
eason and the demand this year is stiaa |
,reater. Chas. S. Slack & Co. have
car on the road; also car with the |
Tiger new steel tobacco planters.
The way those Northwestern cutters
nd bobs were going last week at CAass
}. Slack & Cos was a caution. sGcE .
hen they had large stove trade,
everal gasoline engines, top bu,eglias,.
eed mills, Fairbanks scales, Ratan
anks and tank heaters. They also
ave 100 gallon feed cooker that u q.
winner.
The Frank E. Long theatre cUrrF-
any played to fair houses all last week
t the Opera house. Mr.. Long is q
avorite with Viroqua theatre goers,
nd he has fine supporting company. I
he trained dog feature and other
pecialties were drawing cards. A Ane
resent was given away at the close of
saturday evenings play.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a ma
hine to sort seed corn and to get farm
RS to try this valuable invention, they
Till sort two bundles of corn or less,
or each farmer who brings his corn to
hem, for 25 cents each, all over two |
ushels brought by one man at the rate
t 10 cents per bushel extra. This ma
hine will increase yolIr Weld of corn |