Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-26

Buy your oil meal at Williams feed
store.
The Big Dance Tuesday night. Do
not miss it.
Remember the date. Tuesday night,
the Big Dance.
Let Tibbits Cameron help you figure
your house and barn bills.
"A car load of oil meal just received
at Williams feed store
See grades and get the prices on
shingles at the Tibbits-Cameron yard.
If going to build, do your hauling
now-and Thayer's is the place to buy.
Book keeping is 20 be added to the
branches taught in the Viroqua high
school.
The rabbit season closes February
first this year instead of March /, as
formerly.
Miss Blanche Wigginton visited
last Saturday and Sunday with La
Crosse friends.
You will regret it if you miss the
dance of the season-the Big Dance on
Tuesday night.
'Ludefisk" win be served at the
CITY" restaurant on Friday eve mng
next from to s o'clock.
There viii be an oyster supper at
Bishop Branch church Saturday, Janu-
airy %. Everybody invited.
Miss Bessie Potts went to La Crosse
last Saturday, where she will attend
the Wisconsin Business University.
No matter whether you are sick or
rail mill 20 hot
Slack has to say about this on page
FIVE.
Eastern apples, fine stock and good
keepers, Belle Flower, Pewaukee and
Greetings, at 81 a barrel at Linde-
mann's.
DIR. Butt offers to instruct chess
players one evening each week if sever
al would be interested in that greatest
game in the world.
Marvel flour has been on the
market for many years and meets with
increasing demand. You can pro-
cure it from A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
Russell B. Hoyt and wife drove
from Chaseburg and spent Sunday with
the Ed Lind family and their daugh
tiers, who are attending school in Viro-
qua.
The aged father of Prof S. E.
Pearson died at Lancaster on a recent
date. The Pearsons have been promi-
nent Grant county affairs for the last
half-century.
Another shipment of the popular
Cincinnati caps just received. These
caps have no competition. They are
leaders Nothing compares with them.
The Blue Front Store.
Sunday forenoon the fire depart
ment was called to the residence of
Alex. Thompson. 1t was roof fire
presumably caused by defective Chin
ney. Damage was slight.
AT last evenings meeting OF the
city council A. %. Helgesen rendered
his resignation as Alderman from First
ward. TWAS accepted and E. P. Kuehn
chosen to fill the vacancy.
If you own a cripple you had better
get rid of it and invest in a sound
Sort of an animal. At least what C
S. Slack is telling US on our fifth page
this week would suggest this idea.
Better read it and see what you think
about it.
Hans Davidson and family have
moved from Mrs. Buckley's house on
Oak street to the Conner house in Sec
ond ward. A. D, Aelgeson and family
occupy the house vacated by the David
son family
Miss Clara Olson, who holds a po-
sition in dry goods store at Fargo,
North Dakota, arrived in the city on
Sunday last for months stay with
friends here and at the parental home
at Bristow.
Mrs. jason Glenn is receiving a
weeks visit from her son, L. E. Spell
lum, of Loraiu, North Dakota. Mr.
Spellum is conducting a general mer-
chandise business at that point and is
meeting with merited success.
Shilling Bros, who are drilling a
new well for this city, got their drill
hoped that they have better luck in
loosening it than the first time. when
they were tied up for period of eight
months.
Miss May Robertson, who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the state
school at Sparta three weeks ago, re-
turned to her home three miles south
east of town, last Sunday The opera
ton was successfully performed by
Drs. Sarles & Beebe of that city.
The Ostrem & Davidson fire sale
has been great success. The store
has been a perfect jam Many could
not be waited on. One has only to look
through this store to readily see the
money saving bargains offered. These
gentleman perform to the letter what
thew advertise.
Last Monday night the Brown Mu-
sic Co. gave an entertainment consist
ing of music, magic and moving pict-
ures, at Purdy, for the benefit of the
Bristow school organ fund. The enter
TANNER was followed by a basket So
cial. A large crowd was present and
the proceeds we're over $35.
Wasn't it hummer in Viroqua on
Monday. All business places, from
stores to hotels and restaurants, were
worked to their limit. Good sleighing
and 'remunerative prices tor farm pro-
ducts are having the desired effect, and
the big bargains offered by merchants
drew people from long distances.
Edward Norris came from West
Salem to spend couple Of days with
friends. He is well pleased with his
situation there az manager in the CLOTH
ing department of a Large mercantile
institution, leader Of the band, is other
wise busy, happy and useful. All of
which will be pleasing news to Ed s
Viroqua acquaintance and friends.
A musical. comedy THE Girl and
the Clown, was given at Opera house
on Friday and Saturdar evenings Of
IaeF vveek flnder aueuieas IF the ladies'