Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
Farm to rent. Enquire of D. o.


"A special line of hats for the school
| girls at the Bon ! N.
Miss Iona Slack, after six months
| absence, has returned home.
The Mississippi river is open for
navigation from st. Paul south.
Col. G. E. Morley supports fast
| horse, purchased in La Crosse.
Discount on ladies shirts at Sever
/ son q Co.'S for the next ten days.
The Congregational aid society will
hold an Easter sale, Saturday, April 22nd.
Dates for the coming county fair
have been changed to September 10 to
% week later than the usual dates.
! "A new shingle roof is being placed
/ on the old Butt block. Also on the Tate
store building
You can have your choice of fifteen
grades of shingles at John Z. Nuzum's,
| the Lumberman.
-Tibbits Cameron Lumber Company
| have received four cars of nice bright
| lumber this week.
| Let Thayer figure on your bill of
| lumber. He will save You money and
| give you what you buy.
Mrs. Franc Goode Timme of Mime
apoiis, has been visiting the Hazens and
OTHER relatives in the city.
! Former Sheriff and Mrs. Severson
have been in the city visiting relatives
and friends for few days.
Mr.. Sol Thomson of Garrison, Iowa,
who has been visiting his son Chas, in
this city, returned home last week.
j B. Rusk and wife returned from
! a visit to Eau Claire county. Jap says
they have plenty of snow in that section.
Il carry the most complete line of
( street hats in the city and the prices are
right. All a1e invited to inspect them.
= MYRTLE WISE,
-Chas. Thomson purchased the old
! Stark residence property in the Second
ward Of which Mrs. Thomson was an
heir.
/ j. w Thayer was over TO La Fargo
last week, shipping couple of carloads
/ OF dry hard wood lumber to eastern
manufacturers
Ask to see the $1.20 center table at
| Steenburg's furniture store, next Satur-
/ day. 1t is the best bargain that you
| have ever seen in the table line.
| The La Crosse & Southeast tern rail-
road is putting in water tanks at vi
roqua and Coon Valley. J. W. Thayer
| furnished carload Of timbers and lum-
ber at each point.
/ Joe Nelson has rented his Franklin
/ farm and with his family leave this week
I for the state Of Washington. If satisfied
with conditions there they may make
I 1t their permanent home.
Eggs from pure bred s. C. Brown
Leghorns, carefully bred for five years,
with farm range, 81 for Is, 81 so for so,
I "a for 100.
TOMAH FRUIT FARM, Tomab, Wis
The Tibbits-Cameron Lumber COM
/ pany greet our readers with an attrac-
[ tive advertisement The CENSOR finds
1 their manager, Mr. G. n. Tate, pleas
ant gentleman, pusher for trade
Misses Mabls Treseder and Ella
! Wilson are spending their weeks vaca-
4 tion visiting at Minneapolis and Lady
I smith, where the formers brother, Shell
don, is engaged in the grocery business.
Henry Onsrud was operated upon
for appendicitis Tuesday. The operation,
! which was difficult one, was perform
! ed bv Drs. Schreiner and Schee, assisted
pv DR.. Surenson of Viroqua. -Westby
Times.
4 Advertised letters at viroqGa post
4 office; G. Nj Thompson, M. D. Will
/ Jams, Mr.. Isaac Wheelock, Summer
/ Wakefield, Hans T. Lan9en Tale Miss
I Hattie MentZel, John Foraker, Kristine
Hansdater Bolstsd, Andy Hankins, Mrs
r. Hopkins
| At next TUESDAYS ele ction through
4 out the country districts town officers
4 supreme and county iud9 es, state and
/ county superintendents will be voted
! for. separate ballot wi be provided
1 for women to vote for sta to and county
1 superintendents.
1 Station Agent and Mrs. Burnside
| of Soldiers Grove we re yret to report,
1 have moved to another field of labor
| They were rendered a farewell recep-
4 ton, in which all Soldiers Grove parti-
cipated, last Tuesday night. Mrs. Burn
| side Is sister of E. w. HaZen of this
city.
! Bring your machinist work to Viro-
| qua We are in shape to do all kinds of
4 machinist work and general repairing.
/ Prompt attention given to lathe work,
1 and all work guaranteed. Located in
/ the Pnlver shop across the street from
Sam Ellefson's implement depot.
| CHRISTOFERSON, ELLEFSON & Co,
1 Lee Groves and Howa I'd Smith, with
/ their families and car load of house
| hold effects, machinery and stock, leave
| Thursday for the province of Alberta,
! Canada, where they have purchased
| farms and will res ide in the future. Fred
/ Wise will accompany the party and takE
1 some government land il the same ter
ritory, provided the country and b,
I agree.
In the death of Mr.. J. T. Strende
ness, last week Monday, Fol som com
munity loses highly esteelne citizen
/ Mr.. Strendeness was q ativ3 of Nor
! way born in 1929. coming 20 Cra'wfort
! county in 1878. He had been a fai thfu
member of the Folsom LtIthera ch 1rcl
since his arrival and was recognize / a
a leading church layman. FuIleral eI
vices occurred on Thursday last. ct VI
Z ducted by Rev. Jacobson, assis' "a ! +,
I Rev. NJ. J. Westphal.
The Newry cooperative creamery, al
5 the close Of its fourth year of existance,
I makes fine showing for the season lust
( closed. There was Manufactured 100, OCO
/, pounds Of butter A dividend of 27 Der
cent. was declared. Officers elected are
I President, o. Dahlen; vice-presidep%
! Anton Benrud; secretary, A. Fl. Peter.
son; treasurer, Paul Overgaard: trustees.
! Andrew Nelson, Martin Lium, August
Z Holen The creamery has had the eff.
! feet to build up quite neat hamlet at
Newry This like most of the well.
manage / creamecies, has proven a good
thing for the community where stu
ated.
Here are a few of nv next Saturday