Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-01
IT COMMENCES TO WARM UP
City Election Matters-List of Candi-
dates-License the Issue

pltted for alderman, Albert SolYerson q
clear field for supervisor. Third, A. S.
Nelson and Bert Frohock for alderman.
E S. Goodell and Col Morley are scrap
ping it out for supervisor.
License is the issue involved in the
election. That the past year was one
of the most substantial seasons Viroqua
has enjoyed for years appears to be
conceded on all hands, and that under
the policy of no-license business and
building operations have gone on unus-
| ually we'll We who have known Viro-
qua for many years under both systems
believe there is no room to doubt that
there is more happiness, less temptation,
better support of families, greater OPP
portunities for legitimate business, a
better moral sentiment and atmosphere
without saloons than with them. These
are few of the reasons why the CEN
soR votes against licensed saloons.
Coming, Adventures of Kathlyn, -
II numbers.
Rain coats from 100 to $40 90 at
Stoll & Groves
See the spring shapes in Mallory
hats at Stoll & Groves.
If you want good shoe buy Walk
Overs at Stoll & Groves
See the water motor ana washer at
Chas, S. Slack & Co.'S.
= Roads are about as bad as they can
be, heavy rains taking out the frost.
Say, You'll Are you missing those
fine photo plays at the Opera Electric.
You will find nearly every variety
of tobacco seed at Rogerson 81 Dahl's.
Mr.. o. A. Breckey, Westby cream
orxy in ~ hftss
ness Monday.
ed five years at Chas S Slack & Co.'S,
also Simplex sprayers.
See the washing machine special
engine and White, Way washer now on
exhibition at Chas S Slack & Co.'S.
The greatest historical feature ever
shown here Napoleon IN five parts.
Pathe hand colored 10 and 20 cents.
Keep abreast of the times. Boy
steel fence posts. Leave your orders
with Anderson q Sauer. Call and see
samples.
New Perfection oil stoves at G.
S. Slack's are fine. They save the fuel
bill half the expense of the gasoline or
wood.
why should you attend the Opera
/
give SO 90 hand. painted calender to
any boy or girl.
Governor McGovern has appointed
Peer o. Stron1me and Dr.. John DeBasfl
to represent Wisconsin officially at the
Norwegian independence in the father
land May IT,
The Flour City gas tractor and Gal
lion engine graders with steering at
tachment like the city of Viroqua bought
!! of Chas. S. Slack & Co are up. date
road makers. See Slack.
Mr. Frank T. Brewster, long solici-
ter for Milwaukee Free Press, died at
his home in Sparta, aged about 65 A
few years since he married Mrs. Geo C.
Baker of Soldiers Grove.
On Friday the Opera Electric will
show at popular 5 and 10 cent prices
with Captain Scott to the South Pole,
two-reel authentic picture. Also
"Under Two Flags" astirring military
drama in two parts.
John Stoll sold to j. E. Mills ZIG
acres off the old Biddeson farm in
Franklin, taking in exchange quarter
section in the famous Musselshell valley
in Montana. MIR. Mills intends to erect
new set Of buildings Oh the place.
Although the weather was bad, yet
Chas. S. Slack & Co. had their Silage
King siio filters in operation Saturday
and E. J.. jennings, Otis, Buxton and
McClurg Bros. placed their order for
large size machine with blower and
40 feet of pipe.
If all those buying Simplicity hatch
ers and breeders of Chas. S. Slack &
Co. commence clucking it will make u
big noise, as they are selling many and
receiving them FIVE at a time by ex-
press. Come and see; it means dollars
for you.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a May
tag washer and wringer combined for
washer. Why can't the ladies' have q
half day electric current to wash with
and also another half day to iron?
DIR. John II. Chase has purchased
the vacant land long known as the Cher
rington plat, three blocks south of the
school grounds. 1t is a desirable loca-
ton for residences, and is talked that
DIR. Chase will erect tenement houses
thereon.
You get White Way washer on
thirty days trial and five years war
rant with each machine. Mr.. o. B.
OIbiGf Ad5 just pun CAlc1oSu OBCs AuCNC
is nothing on the lid to lift or endanger
the operator. Only AZ inches from full
crom to load.
Hon. C. F. Stout and DR.. Fred Tate
of Rice Lake have been in Viroqua to
present the project of removing here a
manufacturing plant ir which they are
interested. The matter is under con-
sideration. 1t appears to be a good
thing, and might with much profit to
Viroqua, be pushed along.
The band returned home Saturday
morning, members reporting a most
successful trip, their splendid csograms
being appreciated. Audiences were not
overlooking, largely for reason that
much sickness and deaths in neighbor-
ing cities. Other than financially the
outing was an ovation on the part of
the towns visited.
The commodious residence property
owned by M. w Twining has been pur-
chased by Mrs. Julia Munyon, who will
refit the same with modern appliances.
new furniture and open a first-class
boarding house about May H. Mrs.
Munyon is an experienced caterer ard
a woman of ambition and good mana
ger. Such place as she proposes 70
maintain has long been needed in vi
roqua.
Rugs. Rugs. Rugs,
of all colors, grades and quality, at the
Farmers store of Rogerson & Dahl.
~ This tan russia calf
| N.Y. O0'@ bcrton oxford in our
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