Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-26
Short News Stories of Interest
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er's.
Money to loan on real estate. In
quire of Edward Wig, City.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
You can always get the best of
lumber of all kinds at Tibbits-Cam-
eron's.
And now business must hum in
town and country district Everybody
can be busy.
Mrs. Harry Bailey and children
have gone to Richland Center to re-
main Indefinitely.
Prof. w. P. Colburn paid visit to
River Falls as one of the official nor
NAL school visitors.
Attorney Graves was at Cashton
over Thursday night. giving counsel to
the village authorities.
r. 7. Bentson accompanied his son
to Chicago, where a specialist was con-
suited with reference to the latter.
twenty-five per cent. discount on
entire stock of blankets and robes at
L. U. Favor harness shop for a limited
time.
Liberty Pole Methodist ladies' aid
society win give shadow sociable at
the home of George Zitzner, Saturday
evening next.
Anyone desiring to have wood saw
ed, phone or write to Arch B. Rogers,
at Hiram Hanchett farm, Viroqua,
Route 8. Price 60c an hour.
For sale, ID horse boiler engine, 2
sets of stone burrs, elevators and some
betting. Will be sold cheap. Inquire
of Mrs. A. B. Thompson, City.
If Mr.. Paul Motel Tor anyone
knowing him) will send his address to
VIM B. Fersch, 70 Bank St, New York
he will hear something to his advan
tage.
"A basket sociable will be held at
Bristow at the home of J F. Hayden,
Friday evening, January %, for benefit
eff South Greek church. Everybody in
vited.
When you see the name ''Univer-
sal' it means the best. When applied
to cement Universal means the cheap
est. The best is the cheapest. Sold
by Tibbits- Cameron.
Bert Cole and H. D. Koon, two
Young men who served a term in our
Jail on charge of robbing man at the
Hillsboro fair, and who on their release
committed some act of like character
at Sparta, were given two years each
in states prison.
The MoIer Barber College of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, wants men to learn
the barber trade. They offer splendid
inducements and short term COM
pletes They mail free a beautiful
catalogue and ask all our readers to
send for 1t.
On next Sunday, at Our Savior's
church, Westby, win be held an in
teresting gathering. At the morning
service Prof. Fl. G. Stub of st Paul
Lutheran seminary, will preach, and
with class of sixteen theological stu
dents Prof. Dale will sing chorals and
songs of praise A social gathering will
follow, when all will have the pleasure
of meeting the visitors.
-Thos. L. Buchanan and wife are
packing their household effects pre-
paratory to a removal to Waller, Mon
tana, where Mr.. Buchanan will be. en-
pioyed as book keeper and manager of
one of the Nuzum- Mains lumber yards
The best wishes of lifetime friends of
ItALs lild WI DdIilniidH SO WIN kuGiu
to the new western home.
The CENSOR acknowledges, with
thanks to P. j. Layne and Judge Moss
holder, San Diego papers demonstrat-
ing the great growth in population and
commercially, the lively California city
in which they reside. And judging the
future by the past theirs will certainly
be one of the leading cities of all the
coast country.
The branch train steamed into vi
roqna last Friday morning drawn by
double-header. Because of the fierce
wind the night previous trainmen were
fearful that snow might be piled noun
tains high, but it was not, and the train
came through without hitch, while
travel on the main lines was seriously
impeded that morning.
Mr.. Otto Fulmer, who has been
clerk and book keeper in the Bank of
Viroqua for year past, took his de-
parture for Donald, in Taylor county,
on Monday, where he has a permanent
situation with lumber firm. Mr.. Full
mer is a young man of good quaifica-
tions, product of Vernon county whom
we may all commend and hope for him
a successful and deserved business ca
reer.
Notice is hereby given that | viii
conduct an Equity warehouse at Gays
Mills this winter. Farmers desiring to
pool their tobacco crops, viii notify me
and will make arrangements to re-
ceive their tobacco at Viroqua or any
other convenient railroad point. The
pool will be conducted the same as the
Viroqua pool of 1908 crop. o. A. Kali
vestran
DR. H. S. Stub of Luther Seminary,
Hamline, Minnesota, atd the seminary
glee club of fifteen voices will give a
lecture and concert at the Congrega-
tiona church, Saturday evening, at S:l5
Tickets 25e. The lecture by DIR. Stub
will be in the Norwegian language, the
concert will consist of sacred and secu-
lar songs in both the Norwegian and
English language.
u. M. Hunt of West Prairie Sec
ton, is loading his household and farm
effects, together with live stock, at the
Niroqua station, preparatory to remov-
ing to Goodrich, in Taylor county, where
he has bought timber and farm lands.
Mr. Hunt is native of the county, a
son of one of the best known pioneers
of western Vernon. Regret is ex-
pressed among neighbors for their going,
with the hope that abundant success
may crown their efforts in the new
home.
The CENSOR is advised that move
is on foot for the building or purchase
~ q raraoraue fnr the Crrircyyills.