Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-27


few and small. portion of
that being loaded and shipped to out
side points.
The Ford pictures Saturday after
noon and evening, 10c.
Fast color u inch ginghams, 10
cents per yard, at Rogers.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Fine California oranges from 20 to
40 cents per dozen at Surenson's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
1nal Bank building. Phone 81.
Remember Towner's Semi Annual &c
sale. For particulars see circulars.
How about wood? Dach & Ander-
son have fine dry second growth to sell
now.
Judge Mahoney and Jens Davidson
were at the capital city on business
last week.
Mrs Chris EIlefson accompanied
her husband to Madison last week.
They also visited relatives at McFar-
land.
Famous players Monday, Tn The
Bishops Carriage with Mary Pick
ford. 10 and zoe.
Have you seen the Victor grain
drill with four inch tire high wheels at
Dach & Anderson's?
Bernice, little daughter of Lyman
Kyser of Manning, was operated upon
for appendicitis in Madison hospital.
Have received an order for a thou
sand skunk hides. Farmers, bring them
in at once. Highest market prices
guaranteed. Sam Gross.
Not only will you find many bargains
at &c, but hundreds of articles from the
regular stock at other prices during
Towner's Semi-Annual Sc sale.
"A sale of sailed peanuts-loe per
pound for peanuts as good as you ever
tasted A healthful food at low price.
Buy them at A. E Sursnsoa's.
Hello, this is Sam Gross. I give
market prices for hides, furs, tallow,
pelts and junk. Telephone % Our
new residence near the creamery.
"A good stock of all white pine barn
boards, hemlock dimension and sheet
ing and full supply of shingles at rea-
sonable prices at Thayer's new yard.
Meals % cents; sandwiches, pie and
coffee Is cents, all home baked at
Christina Asbjorenson 8 restaurant,
across street from old Denning hotel.
After an absence of ten years AL
bert P Latta is visiting his parents,
Mr. end Mis-. Josiah Latta. He lives
at Vancouver, where he follows the
work of car building.
= Prof. 7. G. Brown delivered a lee
turt to very enthusiastic audience of
FIVE hundred at Chaseburg. This is
augmenting the social center move
ment in Vernon county.
-Readstown Royal Neighbors' lodge
will try the novelty of trip to the
country home of Grant Smith, where
installation will be conducted on Satur-
day night of this week.
You are letting a golden opportun-
ity slip by whcr you neglect to buy an
overcoat now at prices you will not see
again perhaps in years. Our prices are
the lowest. Blue Front Store
Miss Bessie Myers, of Minneapolis,
will be at Towner's store on Saturday
to demonstrate Thos. A. Edison's new
Diamond Disc" photograph. All are
cordially invited to call and hear this
wonderful instrument.
"A lady in a neighboring town
thought to start something new in the
social line and sent out invitations to
attend an elephant" party. The guests
were instructed to each bring someE
thing she did not want and no use for
The party promised to be a success,
until the appointed evening, when
eleven of the eighteen arrived with
their husbands.
Elmer H. Officer returned west on
Saturday. His home at Ryder, he de-
clares, is pushing town with a large
trade radius. In company with Ches-
ter Brye, Mr.. Officer is establishing a
creamery of modern manufacture, hav-
ing pledges for large patronage from a
territory half as large as Vernon coun-
ty. Elmer declares that a creamery
will be one of the great successes nee
essary for business men and farmers.
After passing few days with rel
atives and friends in Viroqua, Chase
burg and La Crosse, Former Sheriff
Charlie Ward, took his departure for
Montana His home is at Glendive. but
he has lands in the interior, and his
two sons, Chester and Wilbur, live on
where it requires five days
drive to n axe return trip to the rail-
road. Mr.. Ward says they are very
much contented with their work, de-
voting most of their efforts to live stock
farming.
Hon. Chris Ellefson paid business
visit to Madison and naturally took
note of the splendor Of capitol building
and other things created since he was
a member thirty years ago. His real
purpose there was to take up with the.
state tax commission and protest
against the levy of about 81, 100 income
tax assessed against the farmers
creamery company. Mr. Ellefson was
advised by the commission tina, no re-
lief from the burden was -estsI in il.
and it appears To be unJerstooc that an
appeal will oe taken Il, the ccGfts, and
probably action will bc taEzn on the
matter at today's meeting Of stock
holders.