Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-14


/ and il is TO he hoped that a large au-
! dience will be in attendance The
! professor carries young nursery stock
! and other materials to make the dem
! onstrations in pruning, spraying, etc,
absolutely practical.
The Rail Rider, tonight.
Brady made pictures every We'd
nesday night.
Masquerade dance Friday night
at Runniug's hall.
Get your Easter cards at o. f.
| Davis drug store,
w B. Hook went to LaFarge to
visit among old neighbors.
Mrs. KEN Peterson spent Sunday
at the c. NJ. Morrison home.
Carroll College glee club will give
a concert IN Viroqua, April ?.
Hiram Bugbee Of WEBSTER creek
took his departure for the west.
- The good citizen pushes his town;
the live man pushes his business.
-Thayer can supply you oak timbers,
shed posts, framing stock or roof sheet
ing.
Did you get one of those new Star
programs? Be sure and get one every
Saturday.
We have nice lot of remnant
wall paper that we are selling at a
bargain. .. T. Davis.
Weather the past week has rang
ed all the way from forty above to
twenty below zero.
Use DR.. Hess stock food and it
will put your stock in good condition
for spring. o. E. Davis.
Wanted:-An experienced male
clerk Apply IN person to Surenson
& Dahl at the Farmers Store.
Chris. Helgeson's Spanish Com
stock tobacco seed, state tested, Csc
per ounce, at Romans grocery.
Lloyd Bolen has moved to his
farm near Brookville. The first fruits
of farm production is an eleven pound
girl.
For that nifty barber work, go to
Gillette & Shields. You will find them
in their new location south of the Star
theatre.
Miss Helen Lake of Sugar Grove,
student in Lacrosse normal, was TAX
en- to a hospital and treated for scar
let fever.
-Thos. Fl. Ince contributes to the
Triangle program play without a
woman in the cast, THE Patriot at
the Star Monday.
VIII haul clean ashes for Csc per
load, dirt soc load clean rubbish for
soc load double box. Drop me a pos
tai any time. O. 5. Olson. lift
-Viroqua town caucus will be held
in Viroqua on Saturday of this week
at 1870 in the afternoon. We call at
tention to official calls for same.
George S.Taylor and Kossie Smith
of Sugar Grove neighborhood, were
business callers in the city on Satur
day. They report rather tough roads
Just now.
"A real building boom is promised
for VirOqua the present season resi-
dence and business structures. Boost
for Viroqua," is mighty good and
helpful motto.
His county board associates and
other friends learn with satisfaction
that Chairman Knute Mattison of Lib
erty, is entertaining a new daughter
at his farm home.
Viola is having wonderful boom
in Woocraft About two hundred have
joined the order there. This Wednes-
day night big demonstration will be
held in Viola, when head officers of
the state will be present.
Attorney c Smith went to Cash
ton on Monday night to join with DR..
Beebe and t. c. Longwell of Sparta,
in presenting facts at mass meeting
for consideration why Cashton should
go dry at the approaching election.
Abe McLees says, after watching
his neighbors, Jerry Muller, Leonard
Zogg and John Harder's wood tire
silos this winter, he is sure they are
the best silo made and if he goes to
Montana to farm he will surely get a
wood tire silo for that country,
Three cans 15c pink salmon, 35c;
comb honey, lie per pound; pound
packages Batavia oat meal, 25c; 81
pounds of 20c coffee S100; | lot blue
stripe overalls 90c: we have a full line
of mems work shoes at the old price.
Oranges 20c a dozen. c. H.Ostrem.
We have some of the oldest and
best fire and tornado insurance COM
panies in the world and would appre-
ciate writing part of your insurance
part of the time. Just bring in your
old policy before it expires to the First
| National Bank and we will do the rest.
The palatial new parsonage Just
completed at West Prairie has been
taken possession of by Rev. Ramberg
and family, who moved from SagCity.
1t is home the good pastor and his
family will enjoy and it is most cred
liable to the congregations who pro-
vided it.
AT Manning very creditable act
was performed for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harris. when thirty men, with axes.
power saw and other tools met and
prepared their winter and summer
wood Ladies of the neighborhood as
sisted in preparing a sumptuous din
ner Mr. and Mrs. Harris have not
enjoyed good health this winter.
L. l. Anderson, Pleasant Ridge,
took home a Winner mill after test
| ing out the different kinds Better get
your order in now for Winner az
| freight moves slowly these days and
you will be disappointed in having to
wait for your order TO be filed. Seed
| ing time is not far of. See Chas. s.
Slack & Co. or their agents and buy
now.
-Cbas. s. Slack & Co. have Just
taken the general agency for the Mil
Ter hay unlOader, made at Dodge vile,
Wisconsin. Dealers and farmers should
see the little model at Chas. 5. Slack
q Cos Office. Every purchaser has
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