Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-24
COUNTY RoUITYANNUALMEET
Election of Officers and some Shop
Talks are Given

were present, representing different
sections of the county. Messrs. Q. +.
Suffer, Chas. SallandeT and 6. w.
Waddell were appointed 10 examine
books and accounts of the treasurer,
who reported them correct with a GAL
ance on hand. On motion of Mr.
Suffer compensation of Secretary-trea
surer was fixed same as last year.
Officers elected for the new year:
President-D. o. Mahoney.
Vice-President-O Josvanger, Vic
tory.
T Secretary and Treasurer Andrew
UrneSs, Westby.
President Mahoney made a talk on
cooperation and the needs of a gen.
| eral central warehouse for handling
produce, stock and feeds.
| Rev J. FL. Bullock was called out
and talked interestingly on co-opera-
| ton in England, from personal obser-
walton.
State Secretary Tubbs was to have
been present and delivered an address
but failed to connect.
Watch for the street parade Fri
day.
-Colored band concert, Friday at
noon.
Order stove wood OF Jacob Dach.
He delivers.
Remember Towner's big &c sale
commences Friday.
Mrs. Charley Hauge is visiting at
Crookston, Minnesota.
Comforts and blankets on sale
this week at Suttle Il Tate's.
See our SIS 90 overcoats. Blue
Front Store. Eliefson 81 Johnson.
The best -four money can buy,
BRUSSELS Pest" atthe Farmers store.
-Chas, f. Chase of La Fargo, has
gone on a business mission to Seattle.
january clearance sale at NJ. j..
! Felix Big bargains liz all depart
ments.
Mems and women's underwear
bargains during the clearance sale at
NJ. J. Felix
-Lacies' furs, scarfs and muffs, coats
and skirts, and at very low prices at
NJ. j. Felix
Mems mackinaws and overcoats
and mems and boys suits at reduced
prices. NJ. !. Felix.
A new son made his appearance
at the home of Mail Driver Bert Dus-
tin, early Monday morning.
Mrs. Aft Neprud of Westbv, is
spending the week with her parents,
MIR and Mrs Otto Otteson.
F. A. Cannon has retired from the
Park Hotel at Viola, Howard Kanable
becoming landlord and owner
Look on the back page and read
some of the big bargains NJ. J. Felix
is offering during the clearance sale.
Many fine bargains this week at
Suttle * Tate's in order TO make room
tor spring lines winter stock must
move.
The old and reliable Hamburg mu-
tual insurance company held its fifth
eth annual meet at Westby last We'd
nesdav.
Clyde Cox has moved from Man
ming to Readstown. He will construct
a business place to be occupied by him
as a meat market.
In lively skirmish Ontario and
R-adstown school basket ball teams
at the latter place, the former com
| ing off conqueror rs to p.
Former chairman, and one of the
well-known, longtime residents of
Forest, Geo. H. Pepper, WAS recently
married to Mrs. Martha Eastman of
the same town
j. F Hayden of West Prairie is
at the home of his daughter in this
city, Mrs Anton Olson, suffering tsOui
blood poisoning, caused nv running a
silver into one of his hantS.
Fifty barrels of the wen known
Gold Coin flour will be dicided among
my friends aud patrons at less than
present Wholesale cost. Call early,
get your share. J. w. Thayer
- Earl Norris, a La Fargo young
man, was hurried to Madison hos
pital because of complication oftroub-
les. His condition resulted in sum-
moning his wife and other relatives to
his bedside.
Robert Hammer arrived at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Wyman, from
La Crosse hospital, to pass some time,
His host of friends learn with salts
faction that Mr.. Hammer is making
rapid recovery after serious operation
and long weeks in the hospital.
Mrs. Thos. Thompson received
word from Belgrade, Montana, that
her'mother, Mrs. James Stephen, has
been granted a pension of $50 per
month. The Stephens were former
residents of McLees ridge, and re-
moved to Montana eight years since.
F. J. Kolar, Muscoda, Wisconsin,
has placed his order with Chas. S.
Slack * Co. for l6x26 wood tire h0l-
low wall silo and a Hoosier extension
roof. He has one silo he has used and
after investigating the wood tire kind
this winter he is in favor of them over
all others he has seen.
Don't cut down your grain crops
Mr.. Farmer by planting every little
old Tom, Dick and Harry in the bin.
Grade up your seed with a WINNER
grain and seed separator and grader,
planting only the good, large, sound
grains and increase your crop yield
so per cent A little weak, wizened.
WORKOUT grain cannot supply much
nourishment and produces a weak,
starved-looking yield just like the
runt in litter of pigs never comes
through and makes a real hog.
Call in at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S
Office when in town and look over the
| latest in grain and seed separators
and cleaners. They have something
worth while for the farmer, and Why
not commence now to grade out the
best Of your grain out of the whole
bin full and save it to plant? A good
boar and good SOW begets good pigs
| A good bull and a good COW begets a