Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-27
Bits of Local News
Election next Tuesday.

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Everything in ,lry goods at Sever
son & Co.
billy telephone line is to be extend
ed to Yuba.
For eale, one surrey. Inquire of
Ii. j Suttle.
IF the country roads were only as
fine as the weather.
Lawn and back yard cleanup has
already commenced.
w. N. Miller opened a sugar camp
on his farm north of Viola
Bring in your feet, we have the
shoes. c. j Severson & Co.
-Cashton village council has estab-
ished fire limit for building purposes.
Mr. r. p. Hektoen of Westby. is
visiting at Madison, Monroe and Chica-
go.
Wanted, boy to learn timers
trade. Inquire OF Martin & Kuebler,
Viroqua.
Mrs. Mary Travenicek of Hillsboro
died at the age OF So years. She had
resided there since 1862.
The very newest, nobbiest and most
stylish caps now on exhibition at the
Blue Front Store.
Sidney Bean went to Sparta, last
Friday, to accept position in the Tay-
lor pharmacy of that city
Towner's is headquarters for SOU
venir post cards, having twenty-eight
local views besides the latest uptodate
cards.
Butter and eggs have taken quite a
slump in price, and most any of as
dare be tempted to partake of these
Injuries.
Wanted, an apprentice girl; must
know how to do plain sewing. Inquire
in person at Mrs. A. o. Larson's mili-
merry store.
Mr.. o. J. Kaufman, editor of the
Ladysmith Budget for some months,
has returned to Hillsboro and engaged
in farming.
Donald Bennett went to Boyne
City, Michigan, to enter private school
for boys. He was accompanied there
by his mother.
All the new shapes in hats, both
soft and stiff. The famous Roseville,
Kingsbury and John B. Stetson makes.
Blue Front Store.
-Messrs. Lucius Favor and Isaac
Hamilton were at Milwaukee, last
week, and made purchase of complete
stock of harness and saddlery goods.
Trade with home merchants and
patronize home enterprises of all char
acter. This is applicable to the young
people when matrimony is contemplat
ed.
The Viola Intelligencer says A. l..
Slaback and j. b. Rockwell were pass
engers ticketed to Virginia where they
go on tour of inspection lasting about
a month in search of desirable farm
lands.
Former County Clerk Don Sher-
man, who has been second assistant
bookkeeper in the office of secretary of
state at Madison, has been promoted to
first assistant, at nice advance In
salary.
Julius Schneider of Cashton, was a
visitor in our city last Saturday. Mr..
Schneider has just disposed of his large
farm near ontario to Andrew, Anton
and Syve.t Edmunds of the town of
jefferson.
The question of licensing saloons in
Westby is being agitated and the mat
ter viii be voted on at Tuesdays cleo
ton. Westby citizens have never
granted license, and we doubt if they
ever will.
Two farms for sale. One located
two miles north of Vircqua, lit acres,
another near De Soto, lis acres. Both
with necessary buildings. Good rea-
sonable terms. Inquire of VIM. Webb,
Viroqua, Wis.
-Drayman C. j. Scharfenstein and
family now occupy the S. Stevens resi-
dence, which he recently purchased.
L. A. Larson and family who recently
vacated same, have moved into one of
X. Ellacott's s tenement houses.
Mrs. S. j. Arnold sent lemon to
us for inspection which is a wonder. 1t
was grown in her parlor on a tree,
which stands about one foot high, and
the fruit weighed l6 ounces and meas
iured II inches in circumference each
way De Soto Argus.
The CENSOR office is prepared to
print horse bills and guarantees the
best of satisfaction. Do not give an
order till you examine our stock of ap
propriate horse cuts. And the censor
also does all kinds of commercial and
Job work in the latest styles ant at
just prices.
1t took four days to try the case of
the State VS.. C. d. Kreps of this lace,
at Mansion, and the whole matter will
have 10 be gone over again as the jury
could not agree on verdict The case
was call-d before Jdslite Lyon. Kreps
was charged w,'h aahing diseased rneat
to parties :. Y Jl.- Foc. Hiilsboro Sen
try.
While we of this section have been
hasking in the warm sunshine of real
spring, with house cleaning, lawn-raG-
ing and bon fires, the reports of suffer
ing fror cold and heavy blizzards. come
from North Dakota. The press dis
patches state that at st. Simon, Mrs.
John Gomean and three children were
frozen to death IN snow bank.
At the executive residence in Mad
ison, next Tuesday, Miss Mabel, eldest
daughter Of Governor and Mrs. David
son, viii be married to Mr.. Fred C. In
buscl of Milwaukee. The wedding
will be one of the leading social events
of inc year Invitations have been ex-
tended to all the members of the legis-
lature. Mr. and Mrs. Inbusch will