Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-09
Short News Stories of Interest
picked Up by Censor Reporter. from varlou. Source.

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Dudley's coffees at J.. Omundson's-
Get your valentines at Omundson's
store.
Mrs. l.. ]. Martin has returned
home from visit at Wilton.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
irwin Henry was operated upon last
week for appendicitis at La Crosse.
Martin & Kuebler have disposed of
their branch hardware store at Wilton.
Miss Eta Butt gave a number of
her lady friends a sleigh ride last Sun
day.
Valentines one cent to SIPS. Va
lentine post cards one cent each. j.
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Miss Nellie Mahoney, student at
La Crosse normal, passed last Satur-
day at her home in this city.
Seal of Minnesota, the greatest
-four on the market. A carload just re-
ceived by Rogerson & Dahl.
In your next grocery order include
a sack of Marvel flour It's the fin
est ever. A. E Surenson, Grocer.
Willard Chase has completed the
course at Milwaukee business college.
While in that city he submitted to
nasal operation.
Miss May Norris, who has been
filling an engagement with the Mock
Ssad-Alli theater company, is again at
her home in this city.
After visit with relatives in this
city Edward Minshall and family re-
turned last week to their home IN
Spokane, Washington.
The Norwalk Star says that Grin
Hiner of Ontario, had the misfortune
to fall and break leg while carrying
a couple of pals of water.
The first report of the bank of
Viroqua for the new year is published
in this weeks paper; our customers are
requested to look it over.
Let the pay-up campaign proceed.
Remember that Uncle Sam will not per-
nit us to carry any subscriber for a
delinquency of more than one year.
Members of the local F. R. A. lodge
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tewalt on Saturday evening. So
cial games and refreshments were in
order.
The Readstown tobacco warehouse
opened with full crew of forty-fou
sorters. Sufficient crops are reported
to have been purchased to make long
seasons run.
&C. S. Slack never guarantees any,
thing unless he is certain of its quality.
He tells you on page five why the
Litchfield manure spreader is guaran-
teed for five years.
st. Valentines day next Monday.
And this reminds US that Jos. Omund-
son has a large stock of appropriate
valentines, to suitsthe high and the low,
the fat and the lean pocket book.
The ground hog couldn't make a
shadow. Perhaps the cost of living has
been too high for him. 1t should be
referred to congress. Have a special
committee of investigation appointed.
Members of Bethesda Lutheran
congregation will please note that an
important business meeting will be held
at Christian church next Saturday at
loo p. m. The selection of church fur
niture will be made.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Frank Wilton, Miss Thea Blk
ken, Rev Miller, Miss Eta De Mars
(3), Ben Valleg, George Hugh Nelson,
Mrs. Caroline E: Homrude, Regena
Berkkeland, Pearl Randall ~, E. B.
Bender, James Chambers.
Members of the Home Circle, ac-
companied by their husbands, gathered
at the home of Rev. C. E. Buffers last
Friday evening in honor of his forty
second anniversary. They presented
him with jack knife with which to
slay Moslems upon reaching the Holy
Land.
II have for sale 25-horse saw mill,
engine and boiler. Whole rig is COM
plete; is already set up for operation
on job of seventy-five to one hundi ed
thousand fine logs. This mill will be
sold cheap. If you are interested, be
quick as the price have put on it will
move it soon. L. H. Munyon.
Notice is hereby given that will
conduct an Equity warehouse at Gays
Mills this winter. Farmers desiring to
pool their tobacco crops, will notify me
and will make arrangements to re-
ceive their tobacco at Viroqua or any
other convenient railroad point. The
pool viii be conducted the same as the
Viroqua pool of 1908 crop. 0. A. Kali
vestran.
The Cashton Record reports that
over 300, 900 feet of lumber, ties and
heavy timber have been hauled there
from the Brody farm for the Drifting
ham & Hixon Lumber Co. They have
considerable saving and hauling yet to
do and it is claimed that there will be
over 400, 900 feet of it when they get
done. 1t makes good sized lumber
yard.
The Intelligencer is authority for
the statement that the Viola tobacco
warehouse opened for business ten days
ago. About thirty sorters and eight Gr
ten day men are employed. Quite 9
large amount of bundle tobacco has
been taken in. A. E Moen Of Slough.
ten. the manager, estimates that they
will have enough tobacco in the ware
house to keep them going until May.
Last Friday evening many friend:
gathered at the farm home of MIR. anC
Mrs. Joseph Reed in the town of Web
ster and before taking their leave pre-
sented the host with purse made w
by relatives and friends as an expression
of sympathy for the loss of horse {
few weeks ago Mr. Reed and his gooc
wife greatly appreciated this act Of
kindness on the part of their friends
and all departed feeling that there il
no pleasure equal 80 that derived from
helping to make Others happy.
George Heron, who lives in th'
vicinity of Leipzig, has sold his farm t
John Ginther The farm consists of ;
section of land, farm buildings, etc.
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