Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-04
II CREATES ANOTHER OFFICE
City Council Readjusts Salaries and
Appoints Election Officers
Last night the council made appoint.

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First ward-Clerks, H. P. Larson. Z.
A. Schm idt; Inspectors, Thornton Tay-
lor, n d. McLees, j. F. Parker; Bal
lot clerks, Andrew, Forum, Nelson Al
len. Second ward-Clerks, j. A. Moen,
w. n. Coffland; Inspectors. Jason Glenn,
Oscar Larson, John Fladen; Ballet
clerks. Geo. E Morse. Third ward =
Clerks, N H. Nelson, W. II. Norris;
Inspectors. NJ A. Gsuper, c. W. Chase,
A. c. Hook; Ballot clerks, Daniel Beck,
n. Nj. Foster.
An ordinance was passed creating the
position of pump man at a salary OF 500
per month. Salary Of marshal was left
at $50, street commissioner 500. Clerk
pay was increased from $3.50 to $3.50
per year; treasurer $3.50.
Another shipment of pretty house
dresses, at Suttle & Tate's.
Merchant and Mrs r. w. Rogerson
are in Chicago on business
Lunches and warm meals at Asbjor-
nson's; every thing home made.
"A few children's coats left that we
are closing OUT at cost. Suttle q Tate.
Virgil Buchanan has moved upon
the farm of Fayette fainter, south of
| town.
Mrs Lydia r. Gott was at Westby
to inspect sanitary conditions in the
high school building.
Andrew Larson of Reaistown has
traded his Ford for Maxwell"1A, ''the
car Of comfort and poweE,
! DO you reed hard ware? GalIat the
| fra store in the Tate block. Anderson
4 eauer will give you square deal,
! Il Lsse a place to loan $1,000 ano
/ $500 at z per cent. have some money
at per cent. w. f. Butt.
ATTEND Running's grand ball Friday
night, February 6. Music by Nelson's
6-piece orchestra. Four prizes will be
offered.
Captain Van S. Bennett and wife
we're over from Reckon, Wednesday,
Mrs Bennett remaining for medical
treatment.
BY bringing your watch work to
| Sam Lillis il an assurance of a first
class job at the same price you would
pay fer poor ore.
Chairman Joseph Hgugh was over
| from Union on probate business, Mon
day. He was accompanied by his new
ly married son and Mr. Janechek.
Superintendent Gardner and Income
| Assessor Davis were at Madison last
week in attendance upon state meetings
of their respective official positions.
Editor Vint Frazier of Readstown,
Reuben Farr and Mack Allen. for an
hour on Monday, lived over school days
in old Newton. This reunion was in the
CENSOR Office.
Rev l.. C. Jacobson of Red Wing,
renewed acquaintance here, remaining
over the Sabbath. He is suffering from
rheumatism. He was accompanied by
his daughter Myra.
When you are approached on the
subject of manure spresders just ca
up Chas. S. Slack & Co., or come and
get particulars. See the Litchfield
chain drive at 5000.
| Notice. The very best quality sheep
lined overcoats, full sleeve lined and
the best quality OF mole skin now at
$40 to $12 worth anywhere SIS. A rare
chance. The Blue Front Store.
Before you are ready to build that
house or barn call at the Nczum lumber
yard and get CHER prices. Their policy
of high-grade stock a. reasonable prices
seldom fail to get the business.
---@izzicatto lingering, staccsto how
! ing, he correct method of shifting and
position work, will be thoroughly ex.
plaiaed by G. F. Wallace, violin teach
er. at Running's hall everv Sunday.
-Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors,
correct the CAUSE of disease by spin
al adjustment. Call and talk over your
! nxxok GfAn a.
Suite 2, phone ~, Viroqua, Wisconsin.
George r. Smith arrived from Can
ada for brief stop with relatives and
old friends. He reports good crops and
general prosperity in the province where
he and other former Vernonites reside
Il build concrete silos and manufac-
ture cement building blocks. Estimates
furnished Gil all kinds of foundation
work. Quality guaranteed and prices
right. Inquire of T. N. Beaver, Viro-
qua.
--Viroqua Chapter, Order Eastern
Star, gives a 500 party on Friday even
ing February 9Th. All Eastern Star
members and Masonic brethren are in
vited to be present with their wives or
sweethesrts.
Jasper j. Peterson of Waterloo, To-
wa, is spending a fortnight among rel
tives and friends in Viroqua and vicini-
ty. He reports good season of con-
tracing in the hustling city in which
he resides.
Methodist congregation OF this city
is arranging for big public Washing
ton supper to be given emit " by gen.
tlemen on the evening Of ebruary q.
Consider yourself invited. Fuller par
ticulars later.
His Hogship saw his shadow on
Monday when he emerged from hiding.
If the old saw has any bearing we are
in for six weeks more of winter. But
come to think about it, we have exper-
fence no winter as yet.
Go in and let Edw. Lind show you
the quality of leather used in repairing
shoes 1t will give you some idea OF
why the work which comes out of his
"Shoe Hospital" never fails to give
more than satisfaction.
On the slippery road near residence
of Henry Turner in the town of Viro-
qua, on Thursday last. while going down
a grade the horse driven by Eddie APP
pleton, fell and was so badly injured
that it could not rise, and soon expired |
DIR. H. P. Miller, a long time for
mer physician of Ontario, died at Nor
walk, where ne had been in practice for |
some years past. He was seventy years |
hid father of farmer co1nfu a1par;y,- |