Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24

site postoffice.
Hicks guessed pretty close on April
weather up to date.
Vegetation is little advanced over
month ago.
Opera house, Thursday. April 25th,
Texas Sweethearts.
Arthur Davis of Bangor, was in the
city the fore part of the week,
Torger Fortney is at Mauston, be-
ing called there as a witness in law
suit
Commencing May 1st H. L. Rayner
will conduct a restaurant in the w. ID.
Lind building.
Frank Riley purchased one more
lot in Chase addition making, him the
owner of two.
Ed Wright of the John Davis COM
pany Retreat, was in Viroqua, Mon
day, on business.
Mrs Grant Pierce sold through F.
A. Chase her residence in Third ward
to j. 0. Anderson.
-ZenoIeum, the sheep dip, disinfect-
ant insecticide and antiseptic for house,
farm and stables. o. E. Davis, drug
gist.
Girl wanted, experienced girl for
general house work. Good wages.
Washing done outside. Apply to Albon
Lindemann.
Attorneys Jackson Silbaugh and j.
Henry Bennett appeared in legal
matter before Judge Fruit at La
Crosse, last Monday.
Editor George e. Sanford of Viola,
made the CENSOR Office fraternal call
ON Monday. He was accompanied to
this city by W. |. Griffin.
Editor f. II. Brown of Cashton,
and Henry Casson, Jr., of Madison,
were here on Friday last, to attend the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Albert
Dustin.
Fred Scharfenstein went to La
Crosse on Sunday, to visit his sister,
Gladys, who was operated upon at
hospital there, last week, for appen-
dicitis.
The beautiful drama, Texas
Sweethearts, at the Opera house,
Thursday, April 25th. Seats now on
sale at Davis drug store. Prices, 25-
$3.50 cents.
Mayor f. A. Chase sold to Levi
Lake seven acres off of the Robt. A.
johnson property which he recently
purchased, and also five acres of same
to John 0'Leary.
You can save money on every dol
lars worth of lumber you buy of Nuzum.
He has larger stock than all the other
1nn n.,1 k,x,, if
in need OF a,e thing in the building line.
M. 4. Rawson, who number of
years ago conducted drug store in this
city, called on friends here one day last
week He is now travelling salesman
for e. K. Squib & Sons. manufacturing
chemists. New York City.
e. NJ. Allen came from Redfeld,
South Dakota. to spend few days on
the old stamping grounds. He returned
home on Monday, accompanied by his
nephew, Harry Allen of Jefferson, who
will spend the summer in the west.
Better talk it over and place your
order with Chas. S. Slack & Co. for
Kiblinger automobile before it is too
late. They can sell you an automobile
new from the factory for $250.0 90. just
the thing to deliver with, Mr.. Merchant.
Mayor F. A. Chase recently ap-
pointed A. J. Beat assessor for the
city of Viroqua vice Henry C. Gosling
resigned. The latter was incapacitated
for the holding of said office by virtue
of his election to the Office of clerk of
the court.
The annual county convention of
assessors of the county will be held at
the Court house in Viroqua on Tuesday
next. This is the date provided by law,
for holding this convention, which it is
made the duty of all the assessors to
attend.
Never be persuaded to buy any
thing but the Gale ''sure-drop' corn
planter or the .'Black Hawk" edge
drop. II YOU let some cheap John bunt
you off the track by talking the ''just
as good a3 the Gale kind. you as well
as Chaa. J. Slack & Co, viii be the
loser.
Advert 4 lasf,r1 at the Viroqua
postoffice: IN r'a Bates, Mrs. F. H.
Chapman, Elmer Fish, C. Hagen, Mrs.
Charles Joseph, George Hetland, Sam
Kantor. Mrs Grace Martin, Thomas
Martin. NJ McGuigan. ]. Peterson, j.
L. SlnlIn, D. n. lAdHCA
son. Caroline Torger, Walter Vernise
and Wash Yakely.
II. Helgerson of Towerville, was
CENSOR caller, Monday. Last week he
disposed of his mercantile business at
that point to Mr.. Seger Stevenson.
With the exception of three years spent
at Mt. Sterling, Mr.. Helgerson has
been a dispenser of merchandise at
Toweryille for the past thirty years.
He viii now devote his attention to The
management of his two farms.
Farmers are worried by an agri-
cultural authority that seed corn will
be scarce this spring Corn is testing
poorly. The wet weather in the fall
kept the eobs from drying out and then
the freezing injured the vitality. Corn
that appears well is only testing seventy
five to eighty per cent, which if plant
ed would make a poor stand. If you
plant the corn thicker so as to allow
for the poor quantity that is if you plant
one-fourth more seed, some Of the corn
win be too thick and some hills too
thin or perhaps have none which would
make good crop ;.nDossible. So test
your seed corn and knoS- what you are
doing.