Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-02-10
Smoke the ''Viroqua" SC cigar.


%. R. Skaar of La Crosse trans
acted business here, Thursday.
Fifty pei cent off on all furs at
Tate's.
Attend he Wausau Business Col
lege, WARSAW. Wisconsin.
Shoes are being closed out at 20
per cent. discount at Tate's.
The Prescilla club was entertained
by Mrs. Boyd Hall, Thursday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Money to loan on real estate sc
curity Inquire of c. H. MinshaI
Miss Slack always has room for
one more scholar. if not, she will make
room
Remember, use best leather money
can buy in my shoe repairing work.
l.. p. JUL
Master Frederick Trowbridge has
been confined to his home on account of
a severe cold.
Word has come to Viroqua friends
that DR.. Bertram fainter is very sick
in Milwaukee.
Mrs e. G. Fawcett entertained the
ladies of the G. L. club at her home
Thursday afternoon.
Get your boy ore Of those free suits
at the Blue Front Store For parti-
culars read the display ad.
Wool dress goods, silks and trim
mings will be sold out at 20 per cent
discount at Tate's closing sale
You better buy blankets and robes
now while the reduction is going on.
Call and ask about them. l.. IT, Favor
Il will do saving this winter ut the
cid mill near Avalanche. During March
viii saw at Ike Groves place. John 2.
Riley.
II. C. Knudson and H. II. Aikens
returned Thursday from a visit at Mo-
line and other points in the state Of
illinois.
james Parson and Winfield Steven
son have closed deals through Stoll &
Chase for about $25, 600 worth of Mon
tana real estate.
Word was received here yesterday
that Judge Kern, county judge of
Crawford county, died at his home in
Prairie du Chen.
Attorneys H. P. Proctor and C. w.
Graves are in Madison this week on
business relative to the matter of form
ing new judicial circuit.
N. H. Brophy has been lald up with
lame leg as the result of injuries re-
ceived by being kicked by horse He
is now able to be out again, however.
Mrs. A. Hockenbery, who recently
fell on an icy walk and sustained a
broken wrist, is slowly improving al
though the injured member is causing
her much pain.
-$25.00 is offered to the lady who
suggests an appropriate name for a
perfume now being demonstrated in our
store. 1t costs nothing to try. We
want one of our friends to win the
money. A. j. Johnson.
Editor w. O. Shear of the Hillsboro
Sentry Enterprise recently submitted
to an operation at Reedsburg for ap-
pendicitis. The CENSOR is pleased to
learn that our brother pencil-pusher is
regaining health satisfactorily.
Some people have faith and some
don't, but if you have eczema or any
skin trouble and will try box of Hob
sons ointment and you are not satisfied
with the results | will return you your
money. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Peter Hexvold of the town of
Sterling delivered q acre crop of to-
bacco Saturday to Bekkedal, which
netted him the neat sum of $500. 40
The price paid was 10c and &c. This is
pretty good returns Tor the acreage,
we think.
A flag staff was erected this week
on the dome of the court house, and a
flag has been purchased therefor 1t is
fitting that Old Glory should fly for the
first time from our county capitol on
the anniversary of our beloved Lincoln s
birth.
E Manley Norris and wife were
recently routed out by a fire in st.
Paul hotel, and barely escaped with
their belongings. Maniey and his wife
were booked for week s engagement
at the Majestic theater there when the
fire occurred.
On Monday evening, February %,
the local council of the Fraternal Re-
serve association will have an open ini-
tiation ceremony at the Opera house. to
W ch the public is invited Public ini-
tiations are something of a novelty and
this one will be the first given in this
city
Persons having amendments to pre-
sent laws or new ones which they de-
sire TO have presented to the legislature
should communicate with their mem
bers, Senator James or Assemblyman
Mains, without delay. The introduction
of new business will cease with Satur-
day next.
Albert Amott, son of Jacob Amott,
has accepted responsible position as
chemist in the experimental department
of the Corn Products Refining company
of Chicago This is an advancement of
note for one of Vernon county S wortl
young men, and his friends will rejoice
with him in his good fortune.
The CENsoR's inside pages contain
a nice variety of Lincoln day reading
and cut of the log hut in which the
great president was born. Another
article we call attention to is Badger
Farmers Most Progressive. - which re.
ports the great breeders convention
held at Madison last week. Then there s
the legislative and congressional re-
view, and more go,d matter than one
can read in a week.
Viroqua Knights of Pythias are tax
ing on new life. A classpf twelve or
fifteen candidates will be taken in next
Tuesday night, the initiation ceremony
to be followed by banquet The lodge
will occupy the entire second floor Of
the Nichols building in the future.
Billiard and pool tables have been add
er tn the lodge = puuiprnent whirh with