Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-20
ADDITIONAL NEWS NOTES
Very changeable weather.


Mrs. ]. K. Schreiner was in the
city from Westby, Wednesday.
Attorney ]. Henry Bennett was at
Ontario on legal business, last Friday.
Howard West of Victory, is learn
ing the tinsmith trade at Martin &
Kuebier's.
John S. Robson and Martin Moen
left yesterday for sojourn of several
weeks in Texas
Mrs. H. d. Williams has been con-
fined to the house by illness for the
past few days.
"A Norwegian family would like to
SO, Viroqua Wis.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Thompson on Friday morning last, 3
son, their first born
p. E. Mitby of Cashton, has pur-
chased the well known hostelry, the
Ida House at Sparta.
Ludwig Sandsmark has sold his
property north of the Touring mill to
S. N. Bringe who will take possession
soon.
Arthur Rogers will hold an auction
sale on his farm miles south of Viro-
qua on Tuesday, March IL; sale begins
10 a. m.
Mr.. Odis McLin of Monroe county,
is renewing friendships in Wheatland
and Stark towns, his former places of
residence.
The best assortment of wash goods
in swisses, lawns, dimities, percales
and French ginghams is at the Tate
Mercantile Co.'S store.
Mrs. C. M. Peterson of Soldiers
Grove, has been the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Chas. Morrison of this city,
for the past few DAYS
Our former citizen, John w. Groves,
now of Madison, has accepted posi-
tion as travelling salesman for an ex-
tensive piano manufacturing establish
ment of Michigan,
VIM. Groves has disposed of his in
terest in the Groves & Schroeder store
at Viola and the new firm is Schroeder
& Barclay. For time Mr.. Groves
will give his attention to his farm and
other interests.
John Nuzum left Monday for Mil
waukee, where he will spend several
days in attendance at the convention of
the Wisconsin Retail Lumber Dealers
association. Mrs. Nuzrm accompanied
him.
Mrs. Albon Lindemann and son,
Albon, will leave on Thursday, for Cal
TO fdff / xaFh n
has been in i'll health for some months.
Miss Margaret Coffiand will accompany
them and expects to have class in
china painting there.
The CENso.. ..as for distribution a
number of Labor Commissioner Beck s
late book Wisconsin's resources, in
dustries and opportunities. 1t is a
nicely illustrated work and shows the
industries to advantage. People who
desire copy. can secure one by calling
at OUR office. They are free.
Mrs. II. L. Rayner ard daughter
Kate went to La Crosse to visit Miss
Mary Rayner who is in the hospit I
there. Mrs. Rayner, who has been
staying with Miss Mary, returned home
with Mr.. Rayner, and Miss Kate re-
mainej with her sister who is improv-
ing rapidly.
Senator Owen seeks, by legislative
action, to compel running of Sunday
trains on all branch lines in the state
orr the same schedules that are operat-
ed during week days. The bill is the
result of the strong sentim sft in the
state for better train service through
out Wisconsin.
The price Of print paper, the kind
you hold in your hand, has advanced
twenty-five per cent. This follows the
sharp advance of almost the same
amount few months ago, and lifts tbo
price paid by publishers almost han
more than was demanded a year ago.
All other materials and labor entering
into the production of newspaper
have advanced along like abrupt lines,
and yet the price for local county pa
pers have been increased in only rare
cases. The low price of journal like
the CENSOR is one-third less than it
should be. If increases continue much
longer publishers will cf necess ssity, be
compelled to raise the price of sub
scriptiDn