Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
Valentines at Towner's.

HAY, straw and oats wanted at
Thayer's.
-Richelieu coffee for sale at Fortney
& Henry grocery.
For any kind of feed, hay, grain OF
-four go to Thayer's.
-Rebekah district convention is be-
ing held at Viola today
THE Flight of Red Wing" a spec
ial feature at the Electric.
Remnants of wall paper in room
lots at o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office IL Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Biggest bargains you ever saw in
shingles at Thayer's lumber yard.
Superintendent Gardner attended a
state meeting of Beavers at Stoughton.
For rich and smooth cup of coffee
try Rlchelieu Jamok. Fortney & Henry
gocery.
China at your own price. / am
going to sell it regardless of cost. j..
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Merchant Kuebler attended state
convention of hardware dealers held in
Milwaukee last week.
Secretary Geo. B. Fisher attended
a state meeting of county agricultural
society officers at Madison.
-Chas. j. De Jean and Geo. E. South
worth were over from La Fargo to at
tend Equity county convention.
-Thos. Gosllng has disposed of his
desirable 40-acre farm, south of the old
Cook school house, to Peter Simonson.
After several weeks shutdown to
admit of improvements, Viola's extern
sive excelsior plant is again in opera
ton.
Isaiah and Sherman Gusts were
Kickapoo business callers at the CEN
SoR Office while in town on business
Monday.
If you like good western comedy
pictures, we have them this week at
the Electric, Friday and Saturday. En-
tire change each night.
Some wonderful bargains in suits
and over coats in sizes "a, 35 and SO.
Strictly up-to-date in every respect.
The Blue Front Store.
The CENSOR has received for free
distribution fresh supply of farmers
institute bulletins. All are welcome to
call and receive copy.
"A E Shaner, who has resided at
Red Mound for some years, has pur-
chased the Rutter farm in Freeman
town, Crawford county.
Where can you spend more pro-
ftable evening than at the Electric
theater? The program this week is
full of ginger, the kind you have been
waiting for.
-Towner is making speciality OF
lamps and lanterns during February.
Dietz Monarch lantern 45c; Dietz cold
blast, railway lantern SIC; Dietz cold
blast. extra large lantern 75c.
The Kickapoo Valley oratorical and
atheletic school association meet will be
held at Viola in April This is an an.
nual event that brings school contes-
tants into action of the liveliest order.
Railroads and local dealers of this
city are filing their ice houses. The
from Stoddard, while the st. Paul COM
pany is shipping in its large quantities
from Sparta.
This is the time of the year when
we always aim to close out all winter
goods. We must do this in order to
keep our stock clean and up to-date. II
will be to your interest to take advant-
age of the bargains now offered. The
Blue Front Store.
Albert Lind is again on the old
stamping grounds among relatives and
friends, having arrived from North Da-
kota He is pleased to talk it all over
with old friends and relate greenhouses
of the new western world.
Mr.. J. G. Sands went to La Crosse
and returned with his daughter Geneva,
who has recovered from an operation
for appendicitis. The young lady is in
splendid ply condition and more
than glad to be again at home and able
to take up her high school work.
If you think of building house or
barn next spring or summer you ha
better call and get our prices and haul
the material out on the snow. We will
give you very close figures, at this time,
and you will find our stock strictly up
to grade and of large assortment.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
ID. o. Stevelingson has disposed of
his Coon Valley mercantile interests to
a Mr.. Clements of Bohemian Valley,
taking II exchange large farm. Dave
expects to try farming after some years
vacation frc m agricultural pursuits.
Possession is 20 be given March first.
Probate curt attracted an unusual
number of persons from different Sec
tons of the county. the regular monthly
term, on Tuesday. The CENSOR got a
glimpse at E. V. Wernick of Hillsboro,
Edward Olson of Coon Valley. Attorney
Drew, R. P. Dalton and John w. Law
renee of La Fargo. There were many
~ ~, hor1 for nd 1f nacap
-Westby's farm institute, held Tues
day and Wednesday of last week, was
a hummer from every view point.
Crowds were large at every session and
rare programs of interest presented.
The orchestra and literary numbers by
local talent were well received, The
institute corps of conductors gave their
hearers plain facts and talked square
logic for their benefit. From Retreat
comes the same story that the insti-
tute there was splendid success.
Mrs Henry Schaller came from her
Sparta home to transact business in
probate court in the estate of her latede-
ceased mother, Mrs McDermott- Moody.
The CENSOR had pleasant visit with
the lady. Although absent from this
section for many years she has a love
for the old girlhood home scenes and
friends, and says there is no avenue
that will keep her in touch with these
peoples and conditions as the CENSOR,
which she has weekly read since the
days when a primer was her first les
son book.
County Treasurer Rentz, DIR. Porter,
w. w. Wigginton and Mr.. Simmons OF
this place, and Ray Brye of Readstown.
attended a convention of state butter
makers held in La Crosse last Thursday
ard Friday. Their report is that lower
prices are predicted for butter the com.