Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-02-28

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Log and wood cutters and haulers
wanted at once at Thayer's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building. Phone e6.
Cotton bats per roll l0c; mems
overalls per pair CSC. The Farmers
Store
-Milt Henry had a lively runaway
| Monday. The cutter was somewhat
damaged.
wood tire silo of Chas.S.Slack & Com
pany to go on his Viola farm
Hard time dance at Running's
hall Friday night Prizes for worst
dressed couple. Music by Culver's.
Judge Mahoney has been absent in
| Montana TO attend conference or con-
vention of Society of Equity members.
/ The two-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Standiford died Saturday
from spinal menengitis. Interment
on Salem Ridge.
/ "A basket social will be given at
David Hoilien's, Saturday evening of
| this week. Proceeds for West Prai-
RE parsonage.
IT. J. Neprud, a former town of
Christiana boy, is now a banker in Ne
braska, where he has lived for the
past two decades.
Attend Henry Anderson's fire sale
| Friday at L O'Clock and set your own
price on anything you want. All will
be sold. Terms cash.
III you have a leak in your roof,
get some roof cement at G. L. Colman
Lumber Company's yard and stop it
before the spring rains begin.
J Mrs. Flora Cooley was called to
DEBORAH, Iowa, by the sudden death of
a brOther-in-law. She will remain for
some time with her widowed sister
Sam Lilis and wife took their de-
parture for Hillsboro on Tuesday, and
with them 20 the well-wishes of all
our people for success and happiness
in their new home.
Rev. Martin Finstad reports to
us the sudden death of Miss Anga Ell
! berg OF Mt. Sterling, who died with
out warning from heart failure. The
lady was twenty-eight years old.
His friends here learn with salts
| faction that Principal T 6 Brown
has been reelected to the principal
slid OI 1dSAAlOI 5AiiOOlo III GAuOLANi
wear with substantial increase in
salary.
No matter how rich and fertile
your soil is, how carefully you prepare
the seed bed. how favorable the wealth
err is, you are going to lose money un-
less you scientifically prepare every
bushel of seed.
We can save you money on your
shoes: bought them before the adj
vance in price. Ladies' kid or gun
metal, leather insoles, 81 90, 1925 and
$3.50 Also bargains on our shoe rack,
Viroqua Shoe Store.
Beavers will have fine social
time next Wednesday evening. Lodge
session viii commence at 1870, followed
by refreshments and general good
time, to which each member is privi-
legged to invite one person
People who have spoken to US con-
cerning purchase of acreage or lots in
the Col. Butt farm had better con-
clude same soon as remainder of farm
will be offered for sale in two parts of
40 to 100 acres. w. E Butt. 7-4w
i will make same price that mail
order houses DO, sell on same terms,
pay oue-half the freight, express or
postage Bring me your orders and
save money. The Kuehler Hardware
Viroqua. Wis. eff
The man who borrows his neigh
boris seed grader and cleaner to han
die his seed, makes a big mistake.
Instead of cleaning, grading and sep
arating all of his seed grain and grass
seed, he seldom does one-fourth the
job.
Have you seen those individual
! Klever-Krart silver custard cups, COW
cred casseroles, ramekins, mustard
| Jars, desert sduCers, low COMFORTS and
! bakers Also a few ! and s inch cas-
lseroles at greatly reduced prices. Call
and get the last word in casserole cook
ing and serving at A. p. Atwood's.
Mrs. Lucy Squires jumped from
third story window in the Kenwood
hotel in Minneapolis and was KILLED.
1t occurred during fire in the hotel
when every other avenue of escape
was cut off. The body was brought
to Millards Prairie for burial. We
CLEAN from the Hilsboro Sentry.
For the first time since his return
! from the east, Mr.. A. U. Curry of Val
| ley, was in the county seat on Friday
| last, and he found many friends to
welcome him back. To the CENSOR
he said he had good opportunity to
| dispose of the big eastern properties,
that he was not regretting that he did
so, that hewas glad to be back on the
native heath.
The whole tobacco growing sec
tions of the state are becoming very
| impatient at the backwardness of case
weather and consequent non-handling
of the big money crop of last season.
Two days of real dampness are re-
quired to get the weed from the poles.
| The money tied up is much desired by
farmers. lack of work at the packing
| houses is a serious draw back this
winter, and dealers are fearful that
sorting and packing will extend well
into the spring or summer. The stu
alton never before has been quite as
critical. All are hoping for relief,
and that only can come through damp
weather. The longtime growers of
tobacco aver that seldom if ever has
January thaw failed to materalize.
Two of our Lutheran ministers,
Revs. Finstad of Folsom and Sovde of
Coon Valley met in the city on Satur-
day to finish up a "hoss" deal, the
former transferring to the latter fine
Hambletonian roadster to be used in
Most men expect to get the better of
the other in an equine deal, but the
CENSOR is firm in the belief, knowing