Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-10
Prepare for spring.

JeWeief.
Windows and doors, reasonable at
Thayers.
For alabastine go to o. E. Davis
drug store.
DIR. Porter spent two or three days
in La Crosse.
DIR. E. f. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
The little son of Mrs. Hammond
has been i'll for several days.
The best flour, 81 per sack.
III. ID. Williams & Co.
Oscar Friend of Chicago, spent
couple of days in our city last week.
Miss Annie Beffa died at Genoa,
and the funeral was held on Saturday.
Sherman McVey was over from,
La Crosse between trains on Saturday.
M. j. Felix and family will occupy
one of j. w. Browns fine residences on
Rusk avenue.
Miss Florence Welch of Retreat, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mel Owen,
in this city.
A. l.. Fox of Sparta, has been in
the city for the past few days visiting
Ills uiiCic w ius htflk otOiI.
Miss Dolly Morrison has returned
home from Sparta, having spent two
weeks with relatives there.
Mrs. H. E. Packard returned, Sun
day, from a visit with relatives and
friends at Portage and Milwaukee.
The very newest, nobbiest and most
stylish caps now on exhibition at the
Blue Front Store.
w. d. Dyson was confined to the
house with sickness for a part of last
week, but is able to be out again.
Shoes of all kinds and ones chat
will wear and fit.
C. ]. Severson & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Proctor are
at Elroy, where Mr.. Proctor will be
operated upon today for appendicitis.
&C. w. Fish was a caller from
Readstown, Friday. Charley has sold
his blacksmithing outfit to Herman
Buxton.
Mrs. Soifest Otteson goes to Iowa
for an indetinite visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Julia Ffkke, who will reside in
Mason City.
Mrs. Geo. II. Pasco and daughter,
Edith, are spending few weeks visit
ing friends at Viroqua and other points
in the county.
-Four horse buyers secured this
section for animals the past week.
Only few desirable horses were picked
up and shipped.
e. V. Wernick made deal in which
he has become the owner of the Gideon
Trip telephone line at Trippyille. The
line has nineteen phones.
Louie Mason has resigned his posi-
with Chauncy Buxton left for North
Dakota to engage in farming.
Mrs. Kiah Tollefson of Waterloo,
Iowa, who was called here by the i'll
ness and death of her father. Solfest
Ctteson, has returned to her home.
Harvey Owen, who has been en-
ployed in the Viola Intelligencer Office
for some months, has accepted a like
position with the Republican of this
city.
Severson & Co. are agents for the
De Lavel separators and also carry
repairs. COME in and see us If you
wal,t new machine, and get our new
cash price.
April came in warm and pleasant,
but most of the time since has been
cool with bracing chilly winds. Sunday
brought an all-day rain and snow,
making roads bad where they had be-
come fine.
Mrs. Louise Slime has gone to her
home at Soldiers Grove, after winters
engagement in the CENSOR Office. Miss
Bessie Anderson of Readstown takes
the place made vacant.
Captain R. B. Mccoy, of Sparta,
has been appointed Inspector of small
arms practice of the Wisconsin national
guard, with the rank of colonel, sue
ceeding w. w. Warren, of Tomah.
Secretary Higgin announces that
members of the Liberty Pole cemetery
association will meet at the grounds on
Saturday, April l3, at 2 O'Clock for the
election of officers and other business.
For sale, the Peter Skaaland pro-
perty in the southwestern part of the
city. Consists of "a acres, good house,
barn and tobacco shed. Inquire of Pet
er Skaaland, city, or o. A. Kalvestran,
Readstown.
Carl Anderson, who for some years
past has been an employe in the tailor |
shop conducted by his brother, Thos. |
Anderson, has accepted position in
La Crosse and with his family departed /
for that city, last week.
-Onr stock of wall paper is larger |
and better than ever before. We can
give you an opportunity to make your
selection from large number of ex-
quisite patterns.
A. j. johnson, Druggist.
--Thos. o. Mork disposed of his in
terest in the brick block in which he
does business, together with his stock |
of groceries, to John Side. The latter |
will add his Springville stock to that |
purchased. Possession has not yet been |
given. Mr.. Mork has not decided on
his future activities. Our people would |
regret to have him and family leave |
Viroqua.
M. G. Theige recently took tubers
culin record of mis- "a head of cattle I
and found no trace of tuberculosis. /
This is precaution that every farmer
should take. When new stock added /
to herd it is an easy matter to send to /
the experiment station at Madison and
get information as to how to make
test and find out whether or not yoGI
cattle have tuberculosis.
Merchant ID O. Steyelinpson of I