Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-02-21

old stand.
Chippewa work shoes, $3.50, So,
$3.50 at NJ ]. Felix.
DIR Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
See Chas. s Slack and place your
order for a wood tire hollow wall silo.
Take your building problems to
the Nuzum yard and have them solved
correctly
Mrs. Grace WHISKY is at fMilwau-
kee purchasing millinery stock for
her store at Hixton
ole Herman Tollefson died at
Westby, native of Coon Prairie,
aged thirty six years.
Mrs. f. E. Morley arrived home
after spending three weeks at her
parental home at Ripon.
Go to the Roseland Lumber Yard
for all kinds of building IN aterial. Let
us figure your lumber bills
- If looking for a good sale, pur-
chase or exchange of farm or city
property, Thayer can help you.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor
Frank Il. Rogers, late sheriff, has
purchased from Harry Longwell his
cottage home in the Second ward.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann arrived
from Chicago on Sunday to visit for
few days among relatives and friends
The CENSOR was misinformed con-
corning sale of the Hayes place to
Clayton Wheeler. The farm has not
been sold.
Heavy purchases made when ma
teriai was cheap enable us to make
low prices now John E. NuZum &
Sons Lumber Co.
Gillette & Shields have moved
their barber shop from the HoIel
Fortney basement to the building north
of Clark's garage.
Whitney Nichols was over to at
tend band inspection He is moving
from West Salem to Bangor to prose-
cute the jewelry business.
1t is impossible for you to know
how cheap you can buy your building
material unless you get prices from
the G. L. Colman Lumber Company.
"A basket sociable will be given in
the school house on Pleasant Ridge.
March 2, Joint district No. 5 Every
one invited. Mabel Moore, teacher
Come in and get bank safe free
for depositing one dollar in our saw
ings account 1t will do the business
of saving you money. The Farmers
Bank.
CLASSY team work and battling
style of play enabled the Viroqua
basket ball team to iufict defeat on
the Cashton boys Friday night, A
to 10.
-0dl s4ouo collection ii grapes, con-
sistiug of 4 black, , white and | red;
strong, well rooted year vines sent
postpaid for 81 90. Northwood MUIR
series, Koethe Bros, Coon Valley.
Jasper Peterson and wife ar
ried from their Waterloo, Iowa, home
to visit among numerous relatives in
the city and hereabOuts He had been
to Chicago to attend the cement show.
Come to your own birthday party
at the Congregational church Thurs
day evening, February y Bring as
many pennies as you are years old
Program and refreshments. Game
p room will be open.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin
passed the golden mile stone of we'd
ded life on arccent day. No observance
was made except by their children and
other relatives and congratulations eX-
tended by friends.
Will F. Hudson and family have
moved from the city to the NJ b
Thompson farm in jefferson, which
they have leased The place consists
of 320 acres. The owner furnishes
COWS for dairy purposes
Remember the price on Hoosier
extension silo roofs will advance $500
on March l. Get your order in now
and protect yourself You can order
your roof to be shipped May 1st and
may change size any time before
shipping date.
DO you want White Way wash
er, boys utility wagon or mounted
grindstone? Jacob DdCh offers them
as prizes at his sale next Monday and
Tuesday. Factory experts will also
demonstrate the Emerson and Inter
national lines of implements.
Il am well satisfied with my wood
tire hollow wall l2x24 silo that l pur-
chased from Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany last winter. | have no bother
with the frost like other sios have
and can recommend the wood tire silo
to my farmer friends. Christ Hanson,
Westby.
"A son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Rem
die of Denver, is to have a part in
forming the military escort of Vice
president Marshall on inauguration
day. being a member of a military
school in Indiana, the home of the
distinguished official. He is the eld-
est son of Mrs. Anna Nichols Rendle, a
3 former Viroqua girl and native here.
Evan Friedell spent the fore part
of last week attending the Delco Light
sales convention held at Chicago He
states that there are over fifteen thous4
and plants in operation today and that
they expect to sell over fifty thousand
this year 1t is going 10 be a great
thing for the farmer and Mr. Kuebler
is fortunate in having the agency for
this county.
L. c. Boyle was in Chicago, also
Green Bay, to look after coal supplies
for his trade. At the latter place he
said he saw a long procession of men
and women waiting their turn to re-
ceive small supply of fuel. Some
carried baskets, others pals and sacks.
This too, in a city where coal is sup
posed TO be plenty because of accessi-
bic shipping facilities by water and
freight. In many town industrial plants
are forced to close down because of a
lack of fuel for power.
Every farmer in Vernon county
should plan right now to SOW some
wheat with his oats so he can raise his
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