Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-30


Tomorrow clears up March 1t has
been a rough and broken month.
Mrs. Wyman and daughter Ella,
are spending a week in Milwaukee.
Theodore Thompson returned from
Stoughton, where he visited some time.
--Uncle 10. Snodgrass still lies in a
helpless condition at the home of his
son.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed.
Same price as last year, at III. d. Wilt
ans q Co.'S.
Don't fail to read the page of good
Easter reading and illustrations on the
CENsoR'S news pages.
The newest styles of spring suits,
mems, boys and childrens, how to be
seen at the Blue Front Store
Get your Medium, Nam moth. Ais.
yke clover and timothy seed at II. d.
Williams 81 Co.'S.
Jefferson caucus for omination of
town officers, will take place st SPRING
vile on Saturday next at two o'clock.
Henry Peterson Grimsby has been
home for few days from Minneapolis
theological college, where he is stud
ent.
Mrs. John Medd and dauchter
Bessie, of Tomah, are visiting witt Rev.
and Mrs. Buffers az the NJ T.. parson-
age.
Thomas Buchanan, having closed
his business course at Lacrosse, is
clerking for his brother Corlos, at
LaFarge.
Nothing 80 dear as cheap ring.
Buy your rings of us and then you will
have something that will wear a life
Time Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Rev. M Hanson Of Red Wing, will
preach in Harmony church next Mon
day. April 4th, at II o'clock. That is
one OF the holy days among Lutherns.
Miss Welma Larson, whose serious
condition was reported last week, in
La Crosse hospital, has greatly improved
and her recovery is now confidently
expected.
Consult us about your eyesight
satisfaction guaranteed A. B. Stevens
retractlng optician, at Jos. Boehrer's,
Jeweler, Wednesday and Thursday, Ap-
ril 9th and 7th.
Shredder Brothers nave sold their
Mound Park store to Danforth & Com
pany, and Clyde Danforth will be mana.
ger. This store has long enjoyed a
large business.
The weather man says spring has
arrived. With ith it You will need
clock, silverware or few pieces of fine
china. Brighten up at our special price
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Rev. William Smith, the local
pastor at Dell, has been appointed pre-
siding elder of the district United
Brethren church to fill vacancy caused
by the death of Elder Richards.
Ethel Nuzum, who sustained slight
inJurey to one of her eyes by the ex-
plosion of chemicals, arrived from
Appleton on Thursday. She expects to
return to her studies following Easter
vacation.
-Jordal johnson, who holds a good
position as clerk and book keeper at
Portland. North Dakota, is visiting his
home at Esofea. To the CENSOR he said
they had q rough, cold winter in North
Dakota.
Nine young people, direct from
Norway, came over the branch on
Tuesday, two stopping at Westby, the
others being received here by relatives
and friends. There were two females
in the party.
The Readstown Herald repor is that
Bert Morley, who has been confined to
his bed. the past four weeks, the result
of q gun-shot wound, is now able to
sit up few minutes at time, and will
soon be out again.
Mrs. Will f. Morrison and son
Carl of Ontario neighborhood, are
visiting relatives in this community.
Mi. Morrison will soon sell his personal
property and expects to make new
home in Oklahoma.
Acting upon suicidal impulse
while washing the supper dishes Mrs.
Henry Ludeking, residing near Lansing,
went outside and cut her throat. The
windpipe was severed and she died
few.hours afterward.
John w Stephen of Springville, on
Saturday last, departed on prospect
ing tower of the southwest, with the
Indian Territory in view for new To-
cation. His family will not follow till
a new home has been decided on.
-Viroqua schools are having their
annual weeks vacation, and the young
full, are enjoying the brief vacation.
Most of the foreign teachers are spend
ng the time at their distant homes.
Since the caucuses and city conven-
tion two independent candidates an
nounce that they will contest for cleo
tion against the regularly nominated
candidates. w. FL. Banks will run for
alderman in the first ward, and Ed M.
Minshall sta6s for city treasurer.
Mrs. VIM. Hall died at her home
wet of this village Sunday morning
after short illness. She was the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs f. Curry.
The husband and relatives have the
sympathy of the entire community
Readstown Herald.
The following ls from the Shawano
Journal: Nearly 80 per ct. of the 166, 795
farms in Wisconsin are operated by
their owners. What makes the slater
Just such as these an Independent,
,meowning yeomanry, and it makes
" isconsin a mighty good state.
The heavy rain Of last Thursday
afternoon made high water In all the
| creeks and rivers, doing damage every
where throughout Vernon county.
Temporary and small bridges were
damaged or washed out. The most
/ complete destruction reported is from
| Newton. where the iron bridge WIS
washed out.
Mr.. Kuhns spent Sunday with his
/ father-in-law, John Edwards He had
an experience on the Kickapoo railroad,
I last Wednesday, by the deraiImeut Of
several cas-. which caused many