Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-01

Mira. Henry Morris is quite i'll.
Hicks a4ys May will be a rough
month.
see Mrs. Norris children hats.
Fifty different styles.
Mrs. Lloyd Hall visited her sister,
Mr. Sherriek, at Cashton.
Are you going to paint? If so, see
ToWner. He will interest you and save
you money.
Flour for $1;00 per sack, William
sons Best, is going fast at II. ID. Will
iams & Co
Hon. Geo. f. Tate and wife return
ed to their home at La Fargo after a
winters sojourn in Florida.
That's dandy handy wagon with
metal wheels that Chas S. Slack & Co.
have to sell. Have you noticed it?
Get the latest, the souvenir letter
containing eight of the latest views of
iroqua at Henry & Jasperson's.
jamestown exposition souvenir post
age stamps will be placed on sale in
every postofIice in the United States.
Girl wanted, experienced girl for
general house work. Good wages
Washing done outside. Apply to Albon
Lindemann.
Don't forget that Chas. S. Slack &
Co. have just received their Planet Jr.
seed drill and garden tools. Get one
and get busy.
The legislature held. little May
party at DEVILS Lake today. The
members will be guests of BarabOo
business mems association.
Laird Jordan, who recently gradu-
ated from La Crosse business college.
has secured a position in the offices of
the Great Western Railway Company
in St. Paul.
- Hans o. Fortney bought a Gale
Sure Drop" corn planter of Chas. S.
Slack & Co. and also had three bushels
of seed corn sorted and sized with their
new seed corn grader
What's become of the old fashioned
woman who anticipated the approach
of the Fourth of July by sending to
the store for box of paper collars for
her husband and the boys?
The person who lies in bed these
fine mornings wastes the best part of
the day, And yet the most of US do it
to more or less extent, and have no
particular shame about it, either
-- To convince a stubborn man that
good paint lasts longest show him a
house painted five years with Bradley
& Vrooman Paint. Guaranteed to
satisfy. Sold by Martin & Kuebler.
You can save money on every dol
lars worth of lumber you buy of Nuzum.
He has larger stock than all the other
dealers combined Call and see him if
in need of any thing in the building line.
Every boy who plays around rail
road yards, end make a practice of
jumping on trains, imaPines ne is a
great deal more clever than the one
legged men of his acquaintance ever
were.
of course there are few people who
find the return of the summer season
not cause for unmixed joy. This is
particular rae Of considerable mum
ber of women. who always live in ter
ror of thunder and lightning.
Just about this time of the year
the man of the house gets his dinner
and sneaks back to work without a
minutes delay, fearful that if he has a
moment to spare his wife will invite
him out in the back yard to beat the
carpet.
Prospectors have been looking over
the copper mines on j. ?. Aliens farm
in Webster, and reports are to the
effect that shaft will soon be sunk
and mining prosecuted. IT was long
ago demonstrated that copper exists
there in paying quantities.
C N. Smith, express messenger on
the Viroqua branch, left for Aberdeen,
South Dakota, where he has been as
signed as night transfer clerk. Oscar
Nelson, now at Aberdeen, will fill the
vacancy on the branch A. N. Huebner
of Portage, is working the run while
the change is being made.
The declamatory contest at On
tario between La Fargo. Ontario, Wone-
woe and Wilton high schools resulted in
Ontario winning the silver cup, Holly
Lord receiving first place Miss Hazel
HAYES won honors for the La Fargo
school IN second prize Mr.. Lord and
Miss Havrs will go to the league contest
at Plattevii!e which ,ccurs in May.
-Chas. e. cl,,' & Co. have pur-
chased 10. - combination hay and
stick racks that they can sell at a
re. .sonable figure to the farmers.@ This
rack can be folded in several positions
so as to make it suitable for hauling
grain, hay stock etc If you need a
first class rack, one that you can haul
hay or hogs with, you better get next
to this, Mr. Farmer.
Ralph Hail. son of former county
treasurer, c. D. Hall. town of Green.
field, committed suicide, Sunday night
saws the Sparta Herald. He entered a
school house and there shot himself
with revolver. The teacher found
him lying there where he had fallen.
He was twenty three years of age. and
unmarried. There is no known cause
for the deed.
The Viola Business Mems Associa-
ton. which was recently organized,
has started in to make business lively
in that village They advertise a
market day to be held May 1st and in
vite farmers and others to send in lists
of property they have for sale. If a
person has a horse or COW or stock of
any kind any article or commodity
which they wish to sell or trade, they
notify the association. The association
advertises the same in the Viola papers
and the merchants Of the town adver-