Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-03

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Were ), II &c Inc subject of a
good nature !. fi fool?''
Miss Mary Cofiland is visiting
friends in Poeahontas, Iowa.
So far advanced is sspring that many
farmers have been plowing.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed
is sold by ii. ID. Williams g. Company
Chas. H. EDWARDS returned from a
business trip to Appleton and Oshkosh.
Hillsboro just il nstituted and install
ed officers in an Eastern Star Chapter.
Flour for So 90 per sack William
sons Best, is going fast at H. d. Will
Jams q Go
this year have been set for the last
week in August.
Miss Barbara Munson came from
her Montfort teaching work to spend
vacation week at home.
Senator Munson and Assemblyman
Mains are home from Madison for the
week s Easter vacation.
Richard Sands OF Sparta, a former
citizens of this city, called on old
friends here last Friday.
The Norwegian school conducted by
Rev. Halvursen at Westby during the
winter, closed before Eastel.
The largest assortment of shed
boards and shingles in the cIty, at T'ib-
bits-Cameron' S. Call and see.
> Mrs. jackson Silbaugh delivered an
address before the w. c. 7. u. Asso-
ciation at Ontario on March oath.
g1 4 / oo.,,-, ,l,S,.I-
on Westby Brothers at Sparta He
was apprehended and lodged in jail.
All the new shapes in hats, both
soft and stiff The famous Roseville,
kingsbury and John B. Stetson makes.
Blue Front Store.
Mayor Chase has broken ground for
the construction of a neat dwelling
house ON the plat of lard where his
present home is located.
Mrs. T. ]. Thorson Of Cashton spent
Saturday and Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Nelson, in this city. She was ac-
companied by her children.
< Helen and Hope Munson, Alma
Wilkins and our other students at the
state university, are home for the
Easter vacation of one week.
Mrs. O. G. Munson and little
daughter Catherine returned home, TO-
day, after six weeks absence at M 1i-
son, Chicago and other places.
An agent disposed of three visible
writing improved typewriters in Viro-
qua to fhe Bank of Vhoqua, j. Henry
Bennett and Captain Silbaugh.
i, An oratorical contest between re-
representatives. of Viola, La Fargo and
Ontario schools will be held at the latter
place on the evening of April Goth.
New stock of shoes arriving daily
at the Viroqua Shoe Store. The lctest
spring styles all purchased before the
advance. II, ID. Willia1..s & Co.
If you want the best white Wyan-
dotts that money can buy, get them
from me. Is eggs $l.50; 80 eggs s.. so.
Address N c. Peterson, Viroqua, Wis.
-Relat. rs have received the sad
news of the death of Jacob Silbaugh
a former well known town Of Niroqua
citizen who, moved to Missouri dozen
years ago.
Mr.. James n. Moore onof the old
time residents of Stark, died on March
%, at the age Of 60 years. He WAS
brother of our late deceased townsman
Samuel w. Moore.
Yes, ine Ltchfied manure spread
er is reliable, as they are warranted ior
five yelrs Chas. 5. Slack & CO., are
reliable, as they have been your dealers
for twenty years. Get one!
Urias Martin, a well-known char
acter about Soldiers Grove, and long
time attache of the Headquarters hotel,
dropped dead while eating his evening
meal. He was sixty years old.
Mr.. Herrick Bailey, father of Super
visor b. l. Bailey, died at the home of
the latter in Hilsboro, on March
10Th, at the age of seventy-four years.
Mr.. Bailey was a veteran of the civil
rebellion.
Chas. S. Slack & Co. have taken
several orders for mowers and rakes,
and they have proposition on binders,
mowers, tedders and rakes if taken at
once, that is pleasing the people, Get
their proposition.
Two farms for sale One located
two miles north Of Viroqua III acres,
another near De Soto, 1l3 acres. Both
with necessary buildings. Good rea-
sonable terms. Inquire OF VIM. Webb,
Viroqua, Wis.
Aerial navigation solved in voys
age to the stars in moving pictures
Opera House April Sth. What ever else
YOU do. do, do net miss seeing 'ld
Astronomer navigate the aic in Is so, p
bubbles Il is to laft.
Mrs. G. q NJ orlay and Mrs. Geo.
w. Minsh..li Gei 10 Madi~ to be
present al the marriage of M. label
Davidson, and to spend some da. with
relatives and friends. General and Mrs.
Ropers and Mrs. Munson also attended
the wedding.
Readstown community loses one of
its most respected citizens in the death
of Norman w. Brigham, who passed
away at the age of rs years. Mr..
Brigham served his country Loyalty in
the great civil rebellion. An aged
widow and family of grown children
survive. Thus one by one the 6
veterans fall from the ranks.
An exchange remarks that ten
years ago the hired man used to hustle
around in search of work, and when he
found employment, the first question
he would ask his employer was: How
much will you give me? Now the en-
pioyer of hired men hustles around IN
search of men to work for him and the
first question he asks is: How much
viii you take2
An old fisherman has made the
statement that i'm ten wears from now