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


"A very complete stock of shingles
at reasonable prices at j. w. Thayer's.
Adolph Hauge, the Coon Valley
barber, was in the city, last Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Trowbridge entertained
the Violet club, last Thursday after
noon.
THE Fortney" is being improved
by coat of paint on outside wood
work.
Merchant C. j. Severson will build
a barn on his lots on Oak street this
spring.
Miss Tilda Omundson Sundayed
with her aunt, Mrs. S. T. Larson, near
Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Dyson were
La Crosse visitors for couple of days
last week.
-Towner has all the latest styles in
wall paper. Don't buy until you see
his line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson are
moving to their farm just south of the
city limits.
Chairman Warren Fish of Liberty,
circulated among friends in Viroqua on
Saturday.
Herb Morrison is making consider
able improvements on his Third ward
residence.
Yes, Chas. S. Slack & Co. will sell
you farm on easy payments. Ask
them about it.
The latest and best, better than
the rest the souvenir letter at Henry
& Jasperson's
Geo. w. Stokes has sold his dwell
ling on the north side of Hickory street
to Frank Taylor.
Merchant o. N. Wig of Avalanche,
is of on business trip in Clark and
adjacent counties.
If you are looking for high-priced
roof or low-priced roof or any roof,
call at Tibbits- Cameron
Attorney Ray Graves of Sparta,
was the guest of his father, c. W.
Graves, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Virack of Coon
Prairie, took dinner with DR. and Mrs.
=. V. forler, last SUNDAY.
Charles M. Green of Retreat, has
purchased Mrs. Melvina Harrington's
cottage on north Main street.
Jake Sands of Sparta, is employed
on the Ananias Smith farm. He re-
sided in Viroqua some years ago.
Stoves, stoves, stoves, cook stoves,
ell stoves, gasoline stoves, kerosene oil
and gasoline at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
John Severson of Soldiers Grove,
was in the city the tore part of the
week the guest of his son, C. j. Sever
son.
Mrs. F. E. Tate and daughters,
Mary and Louise, are expected here
this week for visit with relatives and
friends.
For sale, fine dwelling, barn and
tobacco shed, with q acres of land on
Becker street. Inquire of John Skar-
stad, Viroqua.
Sash, doors and mouldings will be
sold cheaper at j. E. Nuzum's than can
be bought elsewhere. He is also max
ing a cut on shingles.
/ Having an overstock of shingles we
are able to meet every requirement in
prices and grade.
Tibbits-Cameron Lumber Co.
That Northwestern surry Chas. 8.
Slack & Co. have just received is a
beauty. Have you seen the new one
! they sold to John Higgins, Saturday?
1 It's it!
-Supt Wilkins recently sold from
! the asylum farm to Buyer John Stoll,
/ seven steers that brought $3.50 each
and fourteen hogs that called for $179
in payment.
Attorneys C. w. Graves of this
city, and A. f Drew of La Fargo,
/ looked after legal matters in La Crosse
/ the first of the week.
Mrs. A. s. Cobb went to Dakota,
yesterday. Miss Bessie Cobb will re-
/ main here for few weeks before join
/ ing her parents in their western home.
For SALE-10 horsepower steam en-
gine and feed mill, all in running order
| Can be inspected while in motion if
previous notice is given.
C. C. FoRTNEY.
The city of Sparta, has made an
appeal to the state tax commission
from the equalization of taxes made by
the county board. The hearing will be
held at Madison, next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J Smith, DIR. and
Mrs. William Trowbridge, Dr. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Minshall and Miss Winnie
Baldwin entertained the whist club at
Dyson's hall, last Friday evening.
Members of the Tyler Forks Lum-
ber & Fuel Co. start for Mellen, next
! Monday, where they expect to start
the cutting of timber and erection Of
milling f2cilities suitable for their pur-
poses.
/, Martin Eyerson recently purchased
! of Henry Steenson his desirable resi-
dence property located on south Main
street. Mr.. Everson recently disposed
/ of his farm near Folsom and will now
make this city hi home.
/ The county committee on public
property expect to soon place con-
tract for the laying of cement walks
within the court house grounds. They
recently secured number of bids, but
rejected them all However, some one
viii doubtless let the plum within a
day or two.
1 Ole Emilson has resigned as driver
on rural route No. Z. He has accepted