Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-17
{ III .2about aour friends and WelgA6ors.
Club dance Friday evening.
Spring hats at Miehaelsohn's

Girl wan ted Inquire of Mrs. o
g. Munson
Rougl Rider shape soft hats a
MlchaelscAn's.
Editor Briggs of Cashton called il
the city on Tuesday.
House for sale or rent inquire o.
A. ]. Thompson, Viroqua.
Hans Gilbertson of Sparta, is work
ing in Owens barber shop.
-Nels Rudi of Westby, visited severa
days in the city last week.
Mrs o G. Munson spent the past
week in Chicago and Madison.
Special meeting of the Viroaua Can
ton, Friday night. Be sure and attend
For sale, yearling Durham bull
Inquire of John S. Dragne Liberty Pole.
w. NJ Kingston purchased fouI
registered shorthorn cows from c. J.
Smith
Mr.. Leroy M. Groves and Miss Ella
James, both of Jefferson, were married
|4by Rev G. W. Nuzum
Chas. Haskell, one of the leading
farmers of Wheatland, was county
seat caller last week.
There will be German Lutheran SER
vices at the Synod church next Sunday,
April 81, at 1890 conducted by Rev.
Parisnis.
Mr.. George M. Peck, formerly of
this city, and Miss Nellie NJ. Fennell are
to be married at New Richmond on the
23d instant.
We sell more hats than all compet-
itors. The reason is we keep the reliable
3makes and the latest styles.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
s. NJ. Honaker and son of liberty
| Pole, took the train Monday evening,
for their old home in Kent ,cky, where
they will visit for some time.
Mr.. Fred Giesa arrived at San Fran
cisco last week, and expects to reach
home some time soon. He was returned
to the United States from the Philip
pines on sick leave.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy of Waukon
Junction, Iowa, who found the magnifi-
cent pearl, mention of which was made
i'm last weeks CENSOR, has refused
$1, 000 for it.
old acquaintances will be interested
to learn that Miss Belle A Morton, for
merly of Liberty Pole, and Arthur G.
Bates were married at Minot, North
Dakota, on March %.
The Newton graduating class con-
ksting of James Potter, Willie McLees
lizzie Rood and Amy McWilliams, Wis
Ned Adling tons studio, Friday, and had
photograph taken in groupe.
John Gibbs of Retreat, had business
before the county judge on Friday. The
CENSOR acknowledges business and
bocial call. Mr.. Gi obs will shortly %
south and west on land prospecting
tour.
The body of tramp ws~s picked up
IN the railroad track. last week, between
La Crosse and West Salem, in fragments,
having been literally torn TO pieces.
Not enough was found to- Identify the
man.
Arrangements are bein;, made to
hnn a special train from this station on
6unday next, to La Crosse, to afford
hose who wish, an opportunity to at
end the ball game between Cashton
hnG La Crosse teams.
The Ladysmith people, who have
pee visiting in Viroqua lately, return
ed Monday NJ g. Davis will resume
operations at his mill. James Potts, who
was here in attendance at the funeral of
lis Nlle l3bIefs L uOS. hCNultOuSis d1SO
returned, TO his home at Ladysmith.
May 9TH will be a gala day in La
Crosse for it will hav e the honor of en-
pertaining four big excursions which
will be run there on all four divisions
IF the Chicago Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
railway leading iato the city. 1t is
estimated that 10, 600 visitors will be in
the city on that date.
Rose Straight, aged IA years, died
asst week under very mysterious cir
,umstances, says the Sparta Herald-Ad-
rertiser. The girl was taken sick about
;hree in the afternoon and died between
,ight and nine in the evening, in a man
ler that indicated poisoning. The whole
matter is still mystery.
County roads have improved won.
Nerfully and consequent revival OF
Business has been experienced in all lines
bf city trade. Farmers are making
sctive preparations for spring work,
which has already begun in some sec
lions. The acreage in tobacco in Yer
aon county will be something unparalleled
plans now on foot are carried out
Mr.. Edward Muuyon, whose death
was re- oried last week. was an old set
iler of the county, having resided here
ior about As years. He was So years OF
,pe. and leaves three Children. Lydia
Frank and Forest, besides number oi
,ther relatives. He was a citizen Of
usterlinr character and was highly
fespected 10y those who knew him.
The internal revenue bureau hal
niust is.ued a statement that all docu
mentary and proprietary revenue stamp
% the hands of purchasers on and afte
ufuls first, will be redeemed by the gov
vsrnlneut Such stamps should be pre-
usAnted for redemption by the owne
There to collector Of internal revenu
From whom they were purchased, wh
JWill supply the applicant with necessar.
HORNS and instructions for the prepare
/ sion of the claim.
The latest invention in farm ma
uchinery is a corn husker which you Ak
right out into the field with you AM
uhIsk a row Of corn as fast as your team
lean walk. Ten acres a day is easil
ucribbed with it. 1t husks the corn stand
Hing in the row just as man would, an
lis warranted to do as clean job as tn
Imost careful husker 1t is said to
the greatest labor saver since the lnven
| tion of the self binder, AMI viii be
great help to farmers VIC cannot &c
help, as it does the york at any seaso
iyou want your corn out and at less tina
hsH the cost Of hand husking
Washington correspondence to th
lFennimore Times has this to say of on
tof our young ladies: Likewise valuabl
Iare the services of the assistant secretar
iof the committee. Miss Charity Coe {