Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27
Bits of Local News

Geo. 4. Munro advertises his Red
Mound farm for sale.
Merchant Norton Anderson was
over from Esofea, Monday.
If you want shingles of any kind.
Thayer's is the place to buy.
j. w. Thayer shipped car of oak
lumber to Milwaukee, Friday.
Judge Aahoney was at Stodaard on
professional business, Monday.
A la-ge stock of dry barn and shed
boards on hand at Tibbits-C Cameron's.
60 ani Csc overalls going at SAC at
the big fire sale at the Blue Front
store.
Miss Edna Roe of Groton, South
Dakota, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alb
ner Silbaugh.
The freshmen of the high school
gave a Loagfellow program, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. W. H. Burlin of Tomah, is
visiting sc the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. M. White in this city.
As good farm as Vernon county
has, is fer sale or rent. Inquire of c.
NJ Butt, Piroqua, Wisconsin.
Don't miss the last chance to get
one of those Pulver wagons, as this is
the last cali in the dining car.
Theodore johnson is soon to move
from West Prairie to this city. He
will clerk in the Lindemann store.
Ladies missionary society of the
Congregational church meets with Mrs.
Harold Proctor on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Mary Rayne- went to La
Crosse, Saturday, and expects to bring
Miss Mary Rayner home some day this
week.
Wild geese were ON the wing one
bright morning last week. This tells
of an early spring if We believe the old
adage.
If you wish to take pleasant and
profitable ti:p to South Dakota on
March lStn, excursion rates, call on j.
w. Thay9z.
Call in at Tibbits- -Cameron's Office
before buying that bill of lumber. We
will be friends even if we don't sell
you your bill.
IS. B. Gates came home from north
ern Wisconsin to spend Sunday with
his family. He attended the lumber
mems convention in Milwaukee.
so anu 65c working shirts, the very
best made, full yoke neck, double
stitched, full length, all western made,
all going at 34c at the Blue Front store.
Official notice for the approaching
primary election is given in this paper.
There is to be nominated and elected
two justices, ali alderman and super
visor for each ward.
Why 7ot get ready and buy one Of
those manure spreaders that are war
ranted for FIVE years, that Chas, s.
Slack e. Co. are selling? And if yoa
want sSreader for $50. get their Wat
erloo.
Sixty degrees below zero and three
| feet of snow, is what o. F. Patterson
reports from his new home in the Al
berta, Canada, country. The disagree
able facts were written to his nephew,
w. R. Patterson of Newton.
-Brookville ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. Henry Lake, March
7th. Eve-ybody invited. Members are
partieuIa-ly requested To be present as
there viii be election of officers, and
o''iei BUSINESS i''a''eA' "'o''
Ray 3. Graves, Viroqua boy, now
practicirlg attorney at Sparta, is to as
sist the district attorney of Monroe
county in the prosecution of the Mont
gomery murder case, which opens at
Black River Falls next Monday.
W. s;rao+ e,noo;o, otta,t;on of
CENSOR readers to quite tuii text OF
tne recert nhdngs OF our state raiiroau
commission on the SUBJECT OF a Two
cent fare. Ihe opinion ana arguments
VIII De round OH an INSIDE page Oh TO-
oay paper.
The Sparta -Melrose Electric Rail-
way and Power company of Sparta,
has hied articles OF incorporation with
the secretary OF state. ana Is capitanz-
ed at S5oo,ooo; Inc Incorporators are
y. ). Cromwell, L. i. Henderer ana
Howard Teasdaie.
Two weeks apo the CENSOR stated
that there were but two of the early
pioneers Of Liberty Pole still residing
saerS MeaS.as m1 uemr,, osrr oud N;cholos T Waher
ueSSaile. " Sn - ~ mh Gnu TaI ~ ~ .
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-Rev. Guv Goodsel. son of Rev.
Henry Goodsell. long presiding elder of