Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-11
IS THE BIC MONEY PRODUCT
Tobacco is King Just Now-~Crops
That Run Into Dollars


ing crowded and many cars are loaded
ard shipped elsewhere. Altogether It
is stirring scene in this town and
other delivery points.
Andrew Nuttestsd, manager at Bek-
kedal's ViroQua warehouse, hands The
CENSOR the figures on five crops which
show to some extent what is going
on among tobacco growers:
Sehoulsz aud Hunter, ! acre 1858 Is
Mandus Thsige and H. Hooversen, S
a, s. l6, $40 pounds, s., $50 50.
ills and Jensen. 6 acres, II, 972, ST.
S39 S5.
Victor Jacobson. 2a acres. 4. sel pounds
SOFT So
These crops we're received for Bekke-
dal by Leonard | johnson.
-Fisk's dancing school every Thurs
day.
.YeOman dance at the Opera hall
Friday.
Prof Roy Carver was in town over
Sunday.
-Llncolns anniversary tomorrow,
Thursday.
Carol fainter is spending week
in Sparta with her sister.
We are closing out our blankets and
comforters at cost. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. Thos. Costing, Jr., came from
Sparta to visit parents and others
Mrs. Melville of Chicago, is visit
ing her mother in this city, Mrs. VIM
Hayes
The ancients didn't have any Ford
cars. And now look at 'em-theY re
all dead.
Mrs. Scot Curtis was called to Bar
aboo because of the sudden illness OF
her husband.
-Lauierdale dealers have opened a
branch egg market at Cashton, with
Tom Garin as manager.
Royal Neighbors social, Running S
hall, Tuesday. February II. All are
invited. Admission l0c.
DO you need hardware? Gala the
! fire store in the Tate block. Anderson
& Sauer will give you square deal.
II have place 70 loan $1,000 and
500 at Z per cent. have some money
at per cent. w Il Batt.
r. F. Rusk is giving dancing les
sons to class of Is 90 Monday and
Tuesday evenings in the Opera house
z to 9 o'clock.
= Geo. B. Fisher, wife and two daugh-
tiers were here from Waupun, passing
a few days on the home farm and with
numerous relatives.
] We can give you the best material
for the least money, as we are manu-
faeturers and not jobbers. Bekkedal
1 Lumber Company,
&C. j. Kuebler and son Walter and
Chas. A. Parker attended state conven-
ton of hardware dealers held in Mil.
wankee last week.
| --Mesdames w. M. Trowbridge. G.
r. Dahl and Miss Ethel Atwood delight
fully entertained the Violet Club, Thurs
day evening last, at the home of the
former.
Those who attended Running
dance last Friday night we're delighted
with the fine music. The Nelson or
lchestra will again play at his usua
dance Friday night of this week.
-Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors,
correct the CAUSE of disease by spin
al adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with us Over Stoll & Groves
Suite 2, phone n, viroqua, Wisconsin
-Viroqua friends learn with regret
that Rev. f. w. Trimm has been oblig
ed to temporarily relineuish his minis
terial work at Waupun, undergoing ar
operation in Wesley hospital, Chicago
Il build concrete siIos and manufac
ture cement building blocks. Estimates
furnished on all kinds of foundation
work. Quality guaranteed and prices
right Inquire of 7. N. Beaver, siro
qua.
Last fraternal gathering held ir
the old Masonic hall was given by the
Eastern Star ladies, Friday night, {
500 party, which was largely ATTENDED
and much enjoyed. Old Lang Syne wal
the last word said or song sang as &
parting farewell.
| Sunday was the one real severe day
of the winter thus far, mercury regis
/ tering eighteen below in the morning
maintaining zero standard throughout
/ the day. It was bright with a bracine
wind. A cold wave swept over the en-
tire country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Price of Ar
ena, Wis, were guests of Mrs. Got
the past week. Mr.. Price went to Ban
gor to attend the Atwater sale of stock
hogs. Mr.. Price recently took to Chi
cago. IL three-year- old steers, s grass
fed, that Melted him 81, 1897, or Sill. o.
a piece.
High school boys went to Tofnaf
last Friday and were beaten at basket
ball, 80 to ID 1t was hard game
The return will be played here Febr1
airy q, when the conditions of hail anC
otherwise will be different, and the 10
Gals expect to win. Viroqua defeated
Portage, here Saturday night, 80 to IL,
State buttermskers' convention wal
held last week and attended by mum
Der from this section. ]. d. Simpson
and Roy Moore, attaches of the loca
creamery, were on hand, the former
winning honors, carrying off first prizt
for the second district, a valuable prem.
ium in silverware. G. l.. Allen Of
Cashton, also was present at the same
meeting.
From Billings, Montana. is received
the sad intelligence of the death OF
Mrs. Samuel C. jackson, former Vino
qua well-known woman in the prime oi
| life's journey. Mrs. jackson died from
diabetes on January 81, after a briei
illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson left vi
roqua about six years since. Rebeccas
had charge of the last sad rites.
-Dode Fisk opened dancing schoo
last Thursday and good class attend
ed. Those present were much pleased
over the success With which all were
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