Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-01
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Money TO loan on real estate. Call
on J E Stoll
California or Florida havn't such
weather as We
See that "Sandon" power washer
at Chas. S Slack & Cos.
Pearl Hay bo1g'st a perfection oil
pump Of Chas S Slack & Co
jim Flemm.ng Of Minneapolis is
visiting his mother in this city
Dr. Baldwin, dentist, second &c, r
Ferguson building Pane IS.
Sidney Higgins bought a Ruka
wagon box of Chas. S. Slack & Co
Miss Ethel Fisher spent Christmas
week with her parents at Waupuu.
&C. E. Mullen bought !, 1000 pound
platform scale of Chas. S Slack & Co.
Lawrence Potts me from Gales
vile to stay at the old home for few
days.
Leslie Fisher o. the uaiverzity
short course in agriculture, is here for
the holidays.
M. S. Hiles was another lucky man
to get Letz feed mill of Chas. S.
Slack & Company.
Andrew Fortune purchased a
Stoughton Anti-tip Dobsled OF Chas. S.
Slack & Company.
Nov is the line 10 use DR. Hess
Panacea. We. guarantee il tc make
the hens lay o E. Davis.
On Saturday Henry Woodhouse
bought Gibson 5-horse engine ana
pump jack OF Chas S. Slack & Company
Rev. G. Sydney Barber preached to
at z O'Clock for the first time since his
operation, almost eight weeks ago.
DIR. Hess sock food gives your
stock smooth coat and tones up the
system. Ii it dOesn't give satisfaction
we refund your money. o. +. Davis
Remember Nuzura & Sons new
quarters when you need anything IN
building suppl 3. The most extensive
lumber yard in this section Of the state.
Chris Quale bought a new Slough
ton miniature wagon for his son of
Chas. S. Slack & Company, and they
have few more that should be in
use.
Story telling in the library on Sat
urday afternoon to the little children
will soon begin. The object is to get
the children interested in reading books
and in coming to the library.
In oroer to accommodate all pupils
will be at Running hall Saturdays and
Sundays. 1t matters not if you are
advanced players, come just the same
C. F. Wallace, solo violinist and teacher
Harold Eckhart is passing portion
of holiday season with his parents
northeast of town. Since graduation
l., IL
with the public utility department OF
the state railroad commission.
Silent and deserted are the school
grounds, but next Monday the doors will
reopen and the places TEEN with the
busy life of childhood. How many par
ents have visited the schools this year?
Get interested in this our most import
ant business center.
DIR. w. NJ Trowbridge left last
Friday, for Philadelphia, TO take the
specialist course in diseases of the eye,
ear, nose and throat. The doctor in
forms us that during his absence the
office will be closed. Upon his return
patrons will be notified through these
columns. The friends and patrChs of
DIR. Trowbridge will unite in wishing
him strength to accomplish the advance
WIN UhA(h hC AAOG huRCc ~ NOAAapiSSt~s
The CENSOR asks that its cores
pondents about the county get busy
for the winter campaign of furnishing
the local news from their numerous
home communities. Advertisers have
so encroached upon our space that
many times the correspondence was
crowded out OF he paper. Plenty of
space will now be available, so get
busy. The friends from far away are
also invited to contribute their mite as
an interchange of acquaintance with the
big CENSOR family. That cleverest of
entertaining writer's, P. J. Layne, leads
off today with a California letter. You
distant man or woman, CENSOR reader,
follow suit.
George B. Fisher, the states boss
on the prison farm in connection with
the prison at Waupun, arrived Sunday
to spend a few days looking after per-
sonal matters and renew acquairtances.
George says himself and family have
enjoyed the ten busy months spent in
the states service and are hopeful for
greater success in the future. Mr..
Fisher presented the CENSOR with a
roll of binder twine now manufactured
at the prison by convict labor, which ap-
pears to be O. good quality. The plant
has been in operation little more than
a month and is turning out about three
and half tons a day. It mas a capa-
city of double that. Il has not been
determined just how this product will be
placed on the market.
Gathering OF the great Smith fam
lily of this country makes mighty host.
Virolua has one now, Mrs. Isaac w.
Smith having with her for the holidays
her FIVE sons and one daughter. They
are: Will T. ard family of Duluth;
Homer E. Of North Dakota; Geo. F.
and family Of Canada; David H., of
Virginia, Minnesota. Howard E. and
Matte reside here. Two daughters,
Mrs. Seal of Canada, and Mrs 0ium of
Oshkosh, were unable to meet the fam
ily at this time. Notwithstanding the
enfeebled condition Of the aged mother,
there is real joy at the home Preside.
Isaac w. Smith and wife were among
early and prominent pioneers of this
community. Death claimed the head
Of the family some years since. It is
worthy of Eote that their sons and
daughters have gone from the home to
success in their scattered locations.