Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
Bits of Local News

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All KINGS OF tarm SEEDS SOlu Dy n
d. Williams & Co.
Chester Ward of Chaseburg, spent
last Sabbath in this city.
%. A. Kalvestrm was in the city
from ReadatOwn, Monday.
Albert Solverson and Mons Helge-
son We're at Westby on business.
%. C. Stevens is in Chicago visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Blanche Emmons,
Fred Morrison of Liberty, fell on
the ice and fractured one of his arms.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed
is sold by IL. d. Williams & Company.
A. j. Anderson of Viola made the
CENSOR office a pleasant call on Satur-
day last.
Liberty Pole aid society will meet
with Mrs. JAS. Hol.aker on Thursday,
March 2l.
We call your attention to an article
on mutual fire insurance in this issue of
the CENSOR.
Flour for 81. 90 per sack, William
sons Best, is going fast at h. ID. Will
iams & Co
Architect A. Z. Parkinson of La
Crosse, was business caller in Viro-
qua last Friday
Ole Roberg and family have moved
upon the Lars Swangen farm, two
miles south of town.
Mrs. Geo. Faucet entertained a
number of her lady friends at cards on
Friday afternoon last.
Clerk Martin Benson Of Viroqua
town, was operated upon for appendi-
citis at La Crosse, last week.
Last Sabbath was an ideal spring
day and it seemed as though everyone
was out basking in the sunshine.
Il am prepared to do light hauling
of all descriptions. Phone 232.
FLETCHER TEaFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dickson Of Cash
ton were guests at the Charles Dickson
and Geo. Faucet homes in this ei;y.
-Tibbitts- Cameron will be pleased to
show you their grades OF lumber and
shingles ano give you prices on same.
Lester Deaver left over the South
eastern, last Sunday morning, for the
state of Montana, where he expects to
find employment.
The streets of Viroqua were crowd
ed with visitors, last Saturday, and
business men generally report good
sales for that day.
Six carloads of tobacco were re-
ceived from Dunn county at the Bek-
kedal warehouse in Stoddard, which
will be sized there.
1t is reported that the old pioneer,
w. A. Hodge of Victory, has disposed
of his property interests there and twill
remove TO Stoddard.
The best assortment of WASH goods
in swisses, lawns, dimities, percales
and French ginghams IS at the Tate
Mercantile Co.'S store.
Attorney j. Henry Benn"..e moved
his law library and furniture from the
court house, last Thursday, to rooms
over the Jos. Boehrer jewelry store.
Send your orders for town tickets
to the CENSOR office. We print them
while you wait. Mail and telephone
orders promptly filed. Prices right.
Wanted, at once, 100 men and wo-
men to work in the warehouses OF the
American Cigar Co. at Sparta, Wis.
Having decided on a change of To-
cation, my household goods of all kinds
will be sold reasonable. Several good
book cases. Call at my house. Jack
son Silbaugh.
Viola is to vote on the question of
bonding the village for SO, 1000, for the
establishment of system OF water
works. The decision viii be had at the
spring election.
Miss Effie Ady, who is teaching at
Moline, Illinois, spent last week at
Prairie du Chen, where her brother
Will is taking treatment at the sani-
tarium for rheumatism.
Fred Olson of Sioux City, Iowa,
was CENSOR caller last Saturday
Mr.. Olson was former resident OF
this county and is visiting his daughter
Mrs. A. j. Anderson, of Viola.
Well, well, here we are again! 1t
certainly is snap, no sale price but
regular, white linen finished suiting,
full shrunk at 12c per yard. Get a
dress or waist of the same at Severson' s.
The anniversary of Odd Fellowship
will be celebrated at Sparta on April
26 Viroaua and Cashton lodges help
to form the membership of what is
known as the La Crosse association.
For sale, the Peter Skaaland pro-
perty in the southwestern part of the
city. Consists of "a acres, good house,
harm and tobacco she'd Inquire of Pet
er Skaaland, city, or o. A. kalvestran,
Readstown
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway company have placed an
order at their Milwaukee shops for
1000 new box cars to cost $1,000 each, a
total of three million dollars. The un-
der frame and truss work will be Of
steel.
Rev. Harry G. Goodsell has begun
his new work on the Springville circuit
and is greatly pleased with the general
condition of affairs. Services will be
held next Sunday morning at Spring
Vile at 1O:3O O'Clock; in the afternoon
at Brookville, at 8 O'Clock and in the
evening at Liberty Pole at 7:3O O'Clock.
-Messrs. Frederick Wilkins and
Thomas Stevens were at Madison tc
appear before the agricultural commit
tees in behalf of the Canada thistle
bills presented by our members Of the
legislature. Mr.. r. T. Bentson was tC
have been a member of the party, but
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