Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-01-06
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
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Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity Butt & Butt.
Now is the time to buy your over
coat at Stoll & Groves.
Alex Ristow of Genoa was busi--
ness visitor here Saturday
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ion4i Bank building. Phone 32.
Jos. Omundson went down to Nor
walk Saturday for the purpose of in
speeting oil.
Go to Favor's harness shop when
yau want that new robe. He'll save
YOU money.
Mrs. L. V. Huscbka al lighter
Ethel Of Sparta have bee .ng rel
atiyes here.
Mr.. Gates has purchased a Gem
clover cutter for his poultry of Chas.
S. Slack & Co.
Clarence E. Culver, formerly of
Ontario and Cashton, Is now city mar
shal at Lsdysmith.
Holidays past, it is now the duty of
all to get down To earth and commence
the new year with viii.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law Offices in the new First National
tfuliAkliSs oCCOitd iAOOl.
No leap year for forty eight months.
How many Of our CENSOR girl readers
took advantage Of their opportunity?
White Plymouth Rocks for sale.
Beautiful hens, pullets, cockerels, 81
each, if taken soon. c. M. Butt, Jr.
Miss Amy Gott returned to her
work at Escanaba, Michigan, on Sun
day after spending the holidays at her
home.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm
er and this paper delivered for one year
at our special deal' price of $l.25 for
the two.
w. f. Fisher, local agent, for the
Rock County Sugar Co. of Janesville,
Wisconsin, is ready to supply contracts
for next season.
storm sash will be sold at 10 per
cent less than regular prices In order to
make room for stock soon to arrive.
Tibbits-Cameron Co.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
Grand Lecturer C. S. Stockwell
will be at Masonic hall next Friday
afternoon and evening for the purpose
of instructing Royal Arch Masons in
their work.
For rent. store building with
living rooms in connection if desired.
One door south of Mrs. 40 larson's
millinery etore. For particulars inquire
Of Mrs. o. Larson.
The Shilling Bros of Galena, Illi-
nois. are here with their drilling ma
chine and have tegun work on their
contract with the city for the drilling
Of a new well, west several rods from
the stand-pipe.
Installation of officer of Viroqua
Camp Ne l99i NJ W. A., will be held
at Woodman nah on January Ia. The
members of Viroqaa and their families
are invited to attend. Refreshments
after installation.
w. 7. Pomeroy of Edgerton, well
known tobacco dealer of that city. was
in Viroqua on business matters, Thurs
dav. While here Mr. Pomeroy added
his name to the list making up the
large CENSOR family.
The CENSOR will next week CO L
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tEe trenchent pen of Henry c. Mll8rd
in his observation OF travels from New
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At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Stout in the town of Liberty, Decem-
Der %, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Stout
celebrated their golden wedding anni-
versary, ali OF the children beirg pre-
sent except William Stout who resides
at Checotah, Oklahoma. Thirty-five
of the near relatives were present at
the celebration.
Good news to the town and en-
ployes is that we are able to report the
opening of Viroqea tobacco packing
warehouses; The procession that goes
to and comes from those busy places
each morning and night is an omen for
revived business conditions. Plenty OF
work for full crews till spring opens
would be blessing to laboring people
and a stimulous to business generally.
An amusing spectacle was witnessed
on the street Thursday when Clarence
Primmer accepted proposition made
bv Joe Pennel that if he would stand
out in front of Joe's place all after
noon he woul receive twenty cents an
k.odr for his time Although the weather
was bitterly cold. Clarence, with the
aid of a fur overcoat stood the test,
not. however, without being subjected
to considerable chatting by people pass
ing on the street.
Now commence to boost for Viro-
qua for whole year. Our little city
iaade commendable progress in a ma
terial way the past twelve months.
We do rot remember d time in more
than dozen years wher a greater num-
ber Of good residences we're built than
the past season. They are, too, homes
that are a credit to the town and tier
owners. Viroqua is a home towns
most desirable place to rear families
and cultivate neighborly relations. We
believe the next census will reveal that
Viroaua has grown in population as
much on more than any municipality in
the country.
The death Of Mrs. Ben Williams
deprives the community Of the associa-
lion of most estimable wO IN n.
"Aun,je' Williams was always where
s1f could lie of service to the sick and
~ I .-,v Lind and cpnsiderafa