Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
MOVEMENT THAT PLEAsEs
Some Life Revived in Tobacco Buy.
ing and Handling

ucuCeu Tue tattcE phEl VI Tue week.
The Bekkedal and Eckhart warehouses
openedo on Monday. The packing houses
at Westby and Coon Valley have also
commenced operations.
Case weather on Friday and Satur-
day last permitted removal from the
poles of most of the tobacco not before
taken down, and stripping and bundle
| ing has been in order.
The Edgerton Reporter gives l1for-
nation that buyers are stirring about
the country districts again but they
talk of lower prices than the opening
sales of the crop and hence no very
large number of new contracts are
placed. A few sales have come to our
notice at cents and one at IL cents,
but carload of bundle leaf has been
received for shipment outside the state
at around cents during the week. So
that where the crop is moving it is
generally at lower levels.
Quality first at Stoll & Groves Cloth
er Shop.
For snow and rain: Stoll & Groves
rubber footwear.
Miss Blanche Thompson visited
Readstown relatives.
Albert Hutchinson went to Roches-
ter hospital for treatment.
These are the days of annual clear
ance sales With merchants.
Towner's Semi-Annual Sc sale CON-
mences Monday. January 25.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 50.
You can't afford to miss Towners'
Semi Annual &c sale next week.
Remember Towner's Semi Annual &c
sale. For particulars see circulars.
January clearing sale starts Thurs
day, January 81. at Roman & Felix.
Sun proof, tub proof ginghams, SO
inches wide, 1915 patterns, at Rogers
Now is the time to eat oranges;
going at 20 cents. a dozen, at Sweger's
-Sterley May is Waterman in the
Southeastern round house at Lacrosse.
Mrs. Carrie Tate passed few days
in Minneapolis with her son and sister.
Blankets and underwear at right
down-at-the- bottom prices at Suttle &
Tate's.
--Tomah indians play Ontario, at the
latter place Saturday night, at basket
ball.
Miss Bernice Kyser was taken from
Manning to Madison hospital for
treatment.
George D. Thompson of Hillsboro,
was in the city on business and to visit
his mother.
Friday, at the Opera Electric, Lew
Dock stader, the famous minstrel in
DAN by Hal Reid.
DO your spring sewing early, 1915
sun proof, tub proof ginghams now
being shown by Rogers
Miss Gertrude Cox arrived home
from Prairie du Chen to pass some
time with her parents
"A bookkeeping bee will be held
at Manning church Thursday of this
week 60 prepare the years tuel.
President Cotton of Lacrosse nor
NAL school lectures at Ontario tonight,
subject THE School and the Communi-
ty.'
Rev. Cooper and family of Rice
Lake, arrived TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Cooper's father, Richard R. Lem
en-.
Mrs. E. v. Wolfe spent a week
with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Min
shall, returning to Lacrosse on Sum
day.
Forrest Perkins, the young man
who delivers all Viroqua express, is
taking vacation, visiting Chicago and
other places.
Lacrosse highs gave viroqua bask-
ct ball team severe tr0nncing Friday
evening at LaCrosse-6l to IL being the
final count.
Have received an order for thou
sand skunk hides. Farmers, bring them
in at once. Highest market prices
guaranteed. Sam Gross.
BY official notice elsewhere given
it will be learned that three school
board conventions are to be held, at
Hillsboro, LaFarge and Viroqua.
Meals Is cents; sandwiches, pie and
coffee Is cents, all home baked at
Christina Asbjorenson's restaurant,
across street from old Denning hotel.
IS. C. VanDuzee and wife of Clin-
ton, returned from a visit to the for
mer's father in Minnesota, who is 88
years old, long citizen of our county.
Amy patron of the last seasons
band entertainment course, having I'M
redeemed tickets, can use same for the
entertainment next Tuesday night,
January 26.
Band concert and feature picture
subject at Opera house, Tueseay night,
Januery 26 Tickets 25cts; no extra
charge for reserved seats, on sale at
Dahrs drug store Saturday morning.
There appears to be little abate-
ment in automobile matters, although
now in the dead of winter. Dealer
Hanson of this city has sold an up-to-
date six cylinder Paige to P. E. Mitby
of Cashton.
-Westby and Ontario schools evened
things up in two games of basket ball
at upper Kickapoo village, when West
by girl team defeated Ontario ladies
to z. The male teams gave Ontario a
lead of 80 over Westby's "a.
My loss is your gainl anu hesyi-
" overstocked on blankets, roces and
sleigh bells and will offer the eetire
stock at Is per cent reduction until
February l. Come at once and get
the pick of the lot. L U. Favor.
Ed. Culver, wife and children vis-
tied Viroqua and Cashton relatives.
For some years he has been publisher
of paper at Hankinson, North Dako-
ia, and we are pleased TO learn from
him that he has met with good success.
Robert ]. Arnold has been greet