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


/ Summer comes flying in beauty again.
Through the ftful April weather.
1 Good wood and plenty, at 1haye-s.
/ Dr. r " Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoiI.ea
Charles ,5hannon was Down from
1 Westby, Tuesday.
Mccall patterns at Sever on& Co.'S.
10 and Is cent none higher
- The celebrated Coon tobacco seed
is sold by II! ID. Williams & Company.
Laird Jordan of La Fargo, recently
graduated from the La Crosse business
college.
Flour for 81 90 per sack, William
sons Best is going fast at II. ID. Will
Jams & Co
Ten people united with Liberty
Congregational church at Rusk corners
on Sunday last.
To rent, house on the Alex Morrison
farm south of DR.. Porter's. Pasture
for COW ii desired.
Sever johnson returned from Wau-
kesha, last Sunday, and will make his
home in Viroqua.
}. w. Thayer is just beginning the
erection of a cottage for sale or rent in
north side of town.
Robert Sherry has moved his family
from Viola to this section, where they
will conduct farm.
Merchant Chas. Chase of La Fargo,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID.
Chase, the first of the week
Rev. M. Gulbrandson will meet with
confermants in the United Lutheran
church on Saturday at 10:30 a. m.
H M. Pond and w. S. Hurlbut of
Readstown, have gone to North Dakota
to hold down land claims during the
advancing season.
All the new shapes in hats, both
soft and stiff. The famous Roseville,
Kingsbury and John B. Stetson makes
Blue Front Store.
F. Keefe went to Ontario, last
Saturday, to attend the La Farge-0n-
tario deelamatory contest.
Henry Steenson of North Dakota,
is renewing acquaintances in this city
and community. He was former
business man of Viroqua,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin have
concluded to remain in Viroqua this
year instead of going out to Dakota on
their claim as they intended.
John E. Nuzum has begun the
foundation for new dwelling house on
south Main street, just south of the one
now occupied by Bert Dustin.
New stock of shoes arriving daily
at the Viroqua Shoe Store. The latest
spring styles all purchased before the
advance. Ii. ID. Williams Co.
Mrs. l.. o. Cole of Red Mound, was
a caller at our office on Saturday. She
says her husband, on Tuesday last at
St. Francis hospital, underwent criti-
cal operation for appendicitis
DIR. Holmberg of Cashton, was in
the city last Wednesday evening to take
the initiatory degree in the La Belle
Masonic lodge. Hon. Van S. Bennett
of Rockton, conferred the work.
People who are fully informed on
the manufacture of paints. prefer
Bradley & Vrooman Paint because it is
safe, guaranteed, protective and long
wearing. Sold bv Martin Il Kuebler.
Charlie Williams, Readstown's
bridge contractor and builder, has just
finished a 80 foot span bridge across
the west branch of the Kickpaoo on
the George Spencer farm in kickapoo
town.
i For the past twenty-five years the
paint that has given the best satisfac-
ton, fully meeting every requirement,
is the celebrated Bradley & Vrooman
Paint. Malt,n Il Kuebler exclusive
agents.
The CENSOR enjoyed call from
j. r. Bervig of North Dakota, who is
making a visit to the old home in Chris
tiana, after an absence of twenty-five
years He was in company with Mr..
Paul T. Paulson.
The Tyler Forks Lumber & Fuel
Co. will go to the seat of their opera
tions in Iron county about April 10th,
where they will begin the cutting and
marketing of timber and lands pur-
chased last December.
Mrs. w. A. Hodge was in the city
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ananias
Smith After thirty-fve years resi-
dence at Victory, Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge
disposed of their property and have
established new home at Stoddard.
If you have roof you do not want
to shingle, call at Tibbits-Camerons
and they will show you roofs covered
eight wears ago with Paroid Roofing.
It is the best prepared roofing ON the
market today. AS cheap as shingles. ;.
Miss May McKittrick, who has been
holding the position as principal of the
Osepeming, Mich, high school for
several years, has been engaged for
another year with raise of salary from
Sl250 to $1400 year. This speaks well
for one OF our .Viroqua young ladies'.
Our new dress shirts are certainly
the finest ever shown in the city. Con-
tinuous sleeve rucing, protection neck
band, felled seams, double stitched
front woke and arm curves, first quality
No. twenty Ligne buttons, laundried
wristbands or cuffs, laundried by hand
with boiled starch and generously large.
The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. Ole Hestethune, well-known
citizen of Franklin, passed away at his
home, on Friday morning, after six
weeks of intense suffering. He was 80
years old, native of Norway, coming
to this country in 1845, and to this
4 county 2S years since. Mr.. Heste-
thune was an upright, intelligent citizen.
He is survived by wife and seven
daughters, two of whom live here, two
IN the Dakotas and three in Montana.
Al majority of them were able TO be
Y.esent at the funeral, which occurred
from the home on Tuesday, conducted
by Rev Gulbrandson.
IN nf the Enu-