Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
F. M. TowNER.
-"Caught by Cow Bows"

Electric this week.
Hear Mr.. Nye in picture songs at
the Electric, Friday and Saturday.
Best medicine on earth, H. w.
Barker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
Just received at Towner's a large
assortment of purses and pocket books.
No. prairie hay at SIS per ton.
That's what John Side is doing for you.
Lime sulphur solution for spraying
purposes at o. E. Davis drug store.
Best cow feed in the market at $40
per ton at Sides grocery and feed
store
Storm of last Sunday has placed
good sleighing at the service of this
community.
The big show, twenty five people,
Monday night. Phone 222 for reserva-
ton of your seats.
Cashier o. G. Lewis of De Soto
State bank, was in the city on a bust
ness mission last Monday.
-Elgin, Waltham, Towards, Illinois
and Hamilton watches at factory prices.
]. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Coffee, coffee, the celebrated Rich
ellen brand, the best on the market, at
Fortney and Henry grocery.
DIR. Hess stock food is sold by o.
E. Davis under guarantee to give sat
isfaction or money refunded.
Postmaster H. L. johnson was a
county seat business visitor from De-
Soto today. The CENSOR acknowledges
an agreeable call.
Don't miss the Sunny South"
company, twenty-five people, band and
orchestra, Monday night. Phone 222
now for your seats.
Patrons of the Opera house will be
pleas ed to learn that the Harvey Stock
Co. is booked for an entire week be-
ginning Monday, February 20.
John E. Stoll has sold his tenement
house in the Third ward to Mrs. Cora
Sargent, taking in exchange the Isham
40-acre farm on Pleasant Ridge.
Why not have an old-fashioned
sleighing party to some of the surround
ing towns for neighborly calls and feast
ing? Some one start the agitation
Malcolm Hiles underwent a sue
cessful operation for hernia at a La
Crosse hospital on Wednesday of last
week. His wife is with him in that
city.
Local Knights of Pythias lodge will
give their annual banquet on the Goth
day of the present month. 1t will be
one of the main events of the social
season.
Hon. Hugh Porter has added to his
possessions by purchase of fifteen acres
from A. E. Mason, which joins the
Porter, or Amos Green farm, east of
the city limits.
The well-known Byers farm near
Red Mound has been exchanged by its
owner for Missouri real estate with a
Mr.. Underhill, each party to take a
change of climate.
The seventh birthday of the little
Gauper twir s. Harold and Hilder, was
celebrated BY a number of youthful
friends on Tuesday. The little boys
are town favorites, cute and interest
ing.
DIR. w. E. Butt has lodged a COM
plant with the state railroad commission
asking that trains on the Viroqua branch
be halted at the road crossing adjacent
to the Northwestern depot when enter
ing Sparta.
Il. N. Nustsd, of Viroqua town,
soon leaves for Billings county, North
Dakota, where he has taken up home
stead. We regret the loss Of such
sturdy sons of Vernon, but wish him the
best of success in the new home.
The CENSOR has neither time nor
space to give creditable report Of the
lecture delivered in the high school aud
itorium last evening by Prof Ward Of
the university extension course. He
was greeted by full house and the
lecture was well received and apprecia-
ed.
On Friday night Of next week a
ball viii be given at Running hall under
direction Of Prof. Edward Hanson of
Minnesota, who will be musical director
on a Norwegian accordion and piano.
a novel combination. Everybody in
vited Tickets - cents; spectators p.
Professor and Mrs. Colbnrn were
summoned TO Cassville. on Monday, by
the death Of the latter's father, Hon.
Herman Grimm, gentleman seventy
eight in years. appointment and old time
resident Of Grant county. The friends
here express sincere sympathy for Mrs.
CoIburn in her severe afflietion.