Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-18

AAAucL OiIlSoA 10 al bHe City lIOui
LA Fargo today.
Fred Morley now occupies rooms
in Opera block.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire of Butt & Butt.
-Five-pound pail of lard at Devlin's
meat market for so cents
-Pasturage for cows, clear fresh
water handy. Inquire of Mrs NJ. E.
Ogden
Special sale on pianos and organs
from May 18th. to May 2Sth, at FL. G.
SHOWS.
-Gerhadt Fortney came from Chicago
on Saturday last and spent several days
at home.
For sale, black three-year-old mare;
stylish animal Inquire of John Te-
walt, Viroqua.
Robert Ferguson of Victory, was
kicked in the face by a horse, but not
seriously injured.
The wife of Rev. Asheim of Duluth,
has been in this community visiting rel
atives and friends.
Scott Curtis visited relatives at
Elroy on Tuesday. Andrew Nelson did
police duty in his absence.
-Adolph Nustad is home for a week
from his numbering operations in the
northern part of the state.
john Tewalt had fine black mare
! practically ruined by wire ENHANCEMENT
IN the pasture of D. w. Favor
Hiram w. Haskell and daughter,
Mrs. III. II. Natwick. passed a few day
at De Soto with c. H. Haskell
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma. bronchitis and
hoarseness, Sold by A J. Johnson.
The ladies NJ E. Aid society of
Springville viii meet with Mrs. Mae
Harris Thursday afternoon, May Goth.
Captain Silbaugh is at Fulton, llli-
nois, attending a meeting of the law
committee of Mystic Workers The
national grand lodge meets a week later.
Peter Mcintyre and wife passed
through the city Saturday morning, en-
route from Lodi to Retreat where they
were called by the sudden death of Lewis
Seymour.
Hayes Cowen has been compelled
by sickness to absent himself from
duties at the Arlington studio. Miss
Winifred Baldwin is doing the retouch-
ing work in his absence.
On account of the sickness of my
daughter, will close out my large line
of hats at a sacrifice Do not mistake
the place. Look for the big hat sign.
MRS. A o. LARSON.
Mr.. A. r. McAmber, better known
as ''Caska, passed day in this city re-
newing acquaintance. He has abandon
ed the medicine business and is extern
sively engaged in mining at Platteyille
Additional information regarding
the Menely Quartette leads us to be-
lieve that it is equal If not superior to
anything we had in last winters lecture
course. Tickets on sale and sea is re-
served at Arnold & Davis.
Friends in this city learn with sad
ness and sYmpathize with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. L. Potter in the death of their
daughter, Carrie Dott Potter, which oc-
Cured near La Fargo, May 10th, at the
age of II years. Many will remember
the bright little girl when they lived in
this city.
All roads lead to Madison this week.
Many Vernon county gentlemen besides
delegates are in attendance upon the
convention. Every section of the state
will move on the capital. The excite
ment of political contest, such as the
present one is certain to be, stirs men
as no other thing will.
Arthur E. Perkins has disposed of
his blacksmith business and residence
property at Cashton, and with his fami-
ly, removed to this city and will occupy
the house first north of the Lutheran
church on Main street Mr.. Perkins
will open mp for general blacksmithing
in the Isaac Solberg stand.
Summer school at the Viroqua
Business College will open Monday,
June g. bookkeeping $500 per month,
penInanship $500. Teachers who de-
sire to take review work preparatory for
first, second. or third grade certificates
can do so at S. per month For further
information address,
VIROQUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
d.. Fred A. Tate of Rice Lake, spent
Saturday .snd Sunday in this city with
his parents DIR. Tate went from here
TO Madison as a delegate from Barron
county to the state convention. In his
home city of Rice Lake he defeated, by
two TO one, ex-State Treasurer Sewel A.
Peterson for delegate. Peterson is one
of Baench g state managers.
The following is handed the Gems OR
with the assurance that the plan is en-
tirely effective in purifying the cellars
Remove all vegetables and fruits, ex-
cept that in cans. Clean thoroughly and
close cellar tight, and smoke with one
half pound of sulphur. Air thoroughly
and place lime in damp corners. No
further treatment is likely to be needed
} during the summer"
The Liberty Pole Cemetery associa-
ton will hold their annual meeting for
the purpose of electing officers and trans
acting such other business as may legally
come before the meeting, on Saturday,
May 28, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Meeting tC
be held on the cemetery grounds. All
parties interested are requested to be
in attendance N. o. BOWMAN,
PETER FORTNEY, Sec. President.
From Retreat comes information OF
the death of Warren Davis, aged sixty.
four years, son of Jesse Davis and wife
, among tie pioneer settlers of the county.
The aged mother still resides at Retreat
who, with Dr. Davis of Lansing, are al
that remain of one of the foremost
pioneer families of western Vernoz
county. Mr.. Davis is survived by 6
! family. He was well known by reason
, of his long esidence and genial nature
=! Our villsge was startled last FRIDAY
r when ii became known that Mr.. JohI
= Bailey had suffered total collapse Will
! paralysis. He fingered in a semi-con
I acious state until the early hours O.