Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-05
:" "viroqua" cigars are the best.

DR.. K. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postofice.
-Silas Foster was among the la
grippe victims.
Mrs. Adolph Bickel is entertaining
her mother of Tomah.
Chairman Selbach drove over from
Rockton on Wednesday.
Sllidoo sale at Severson's, Satur-
day, February 8. Come.
Otto Erickson of Westby was among
the CENsoR's callers Tuesday,
Mrs Thos Weavil is recovering
from her illness due to la grippe.
m. Blank, the eyesight specialist,
at Hotel Fortney February z and 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brott are
visiting Mrs Henderson at Liberty Pole.
among the business visitors here Tues
day.
Buy your flour and feed at the Ava
lanche Mills; all kinds on hand; prices
I right.
--Lyla Curtis gave six O'Clock din
ner Friday evening to the girls of their
sewing club.
Mrs. E. c. Norris and son Earl of
La Fargo were attendants at probate
court Tuesday.
Another two cars of Celebrated
Cyclone and Ben Hur flour received at
Z. Bouffluer's.
Mrs. Dell Morrison is recovering
from her continued illness and is now
able to sit up.
Buy your telephone posts and poles
of the TyIor Forks Lumber & Fuel Co.,
home institution.
One lot of ladies' felt shoes for sale
while they last at Severson's S at sec. An
exceptional bargain.
Leon Martin, assistant in the Davis
drug store, spent several days at his
old home at Lone Rock.
"A lady from that section tells the
CENSOR that there have been forty cases
of measles in Budd community
Subscribe for the old reliable Chi
cago Inter-Ocean; only % cents a year
n connection with the CENSOR.
Mrs. Gilbert Bohn of Wonewoc
paid visit u her sister, Mrs. Chris
Welch, and friends On Pleasant Ridge.
The Mystics had a dancing party
after their lodge session last Tuesday
evening, and one of their good times.
j. w. Thayer, accompanied by his
wife, made business trip to Oshkosh
and other adjourning cities last week.
Don't fail to see NJ. Blank, the
eyesight specialist, at Hotel Fortney
FRIDAY and Saturday, February 7and 8.
What's become of the old fashion
fellow who was eternally in trouble be-
cause he had ready tongue sand SEN
sitive conscience?
DIR. Esch, who is now manager of
the Hotel Ward, A. F. Drew and Bird
Poorman, an IL La Fargo, were in the
city last Wednesday.
Merchant d. o. Stevelingson was
caller from Coon Valley on Thursday.
He reports improved health since the
months spent in California
Don't miss the 23c sale at Sever
sons Saturday, February 9Th. 1t will be
worth while to come as you know what
we did last sale; this will be even better.
Persons having trips to make on
the Kickapoo road should observe that
chance of time is announced. Our
Readst wn items contain the new sched-
ule.
Mr.. Louis Solberg, one of the en-
terpri2ing ycung farmers of Belgium
Ridge, went 20 Madison on Monday to
attend the farmers course of ten days
at the agricultural college.
Ralph and Jessie Amsden and Guy
Heron, nephews and neice who have
been visiting Mrs. H. L. Rayner and
other relatives, returned to their home
at Groton, South Dakota.
Mrs E't1,,aas EonIa, T;,.,,,oa ,,,Io
has been visiting her uncle Mr.. e. ".
Hazen, left on Monday for Minneapolis,
where she will visit friends before re-
turning to her home at Milwaukee.
&C. " Fitch of Sparta is now en-
ployed in the Leader Office. Mr.. Fitch
is young printer who has passed the
type lice" period, and will undoubted-
ly prove valuable employe for Fditor
Graves.
Jacob Dach, junior, tells the CEN
soR that hi father is confined to his
home this w.nter, which will be regret
table news to the many Viroqua and
other acquaintances of the sturdy old
pioneer.
The old ground hog had great op-
portunity to witness his shadow on
February second, and now we may be
certain 10 nave SIX weeks OF intense
winter, unless Rev. Irl Hicks wills it
otherwise.
&C. J. Smith and John Nuzum have
recently made trade in real estate.
Mr.. Smith traded some property in the
south part of Viroqua for 185 acres
of the ]. D. Cade farm in the town of
Jefferson.
-Tibbits- Cameron are laying in their
large supply Of lumber and shingles,
bought when the market was at the
bottom, and will be sold at bottom
price. Let US figure your bills before
prices advance.
DR.. and Mrs. G. o. Fortney are now
located at Zumbrota, Minnesota, where
the doctor has started in the practice of
his profession. The CENSOR wishes
them prosperity and contentment in
their new home.
The Tyler Forks Lumber & Fuel
Co. held their first annual meeting in
this city yesterday, and their secretary
J. W. Thayer informs US that consid-
erlng the money striEgency the first
year has been a success.
The businessman. who is planning to
stop advertising during duh times.
should not forget that the mail-order
houses don't quit ard that their adj
vertisements may be found pretty well
distributed about the country.