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

Get your oak plank and timbers at
j. f. Nuzum's.
Mr.. Ralph Bowen of Bangor, was
in town, Friday.
Up-to-date paper hanging, call up
phone $50, c. W. Franklin.
Attorney C. W. Graves spent Tues
day of this week in st. Paul.
Leave your orders for hard or soft
coal a, Tibbits-Cameron's office.
Mrs. John White is at Sparta TAX
ing treatments for stomach trouble.
For fine decorating, painting and
paper hanging c. Franklin. Phone $50.
Household goods, book eases, etc,
for sale reasonable. jackson Silbaugh.
Rev. Smeby breaches at West
Coon Prairie church next Sunday morn
ing.
Wanted, boy to learn timers
trade. Inquire of Martin & kuebler,
Viroqua.
Ben Williams was confined to the
house few days last week, with Sc
we're cold.
Zion laces and embroidery. Come
in and supply yourself at c. j. Sever
son & Co.
Spring is unquestionably here. The
hand organ man has been in the city
couple of days.
The mission society of the Synod
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Nustad, Friday.
Mrs. Harry Bailey returned to
Richland Center, Monday, after a two
weeks visit here.
The ladies of the w. C. T. u. will
meet with Mrs. c.. C. Brown, next
tuesday afte rnoon.
C. E. Sallender of Sallender Bros,
the Red Mound merchants, was Viro-
qua visitor last Saturday.
DIR. Dodd, a medical missionary
from Turkey, will speak at the COngre
gational church Friday evening.
Venerable John c. Spellum will go
to La Crosse this week to spend few
days with his son Albert, of that city.
e. B. Homstad sold his large farm
in Christiana to his sons, VIM. A. and
Oscar Homstad. The consideration
was $12, GOO.
Mrs. G. M. Wevley arrived in this
city. yesterday, from Spokane, Wash
ington, for an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. Jane Nelson.
-Syver Johnson, more usually known
as ''Pat" Johnson, went to Waukesha
last Saturday to take treatment at the
hospital there. He was accompanied
by ]. w Lucas who returned to this
city on Monday.
II. S. Jordon, Jr., treasurer of the
tou,e af IIuion WAS IN the c:ts. ~ aay,
I to make his annual settlement with the
county treasurer Mr.. Jordon brought
in clean sheet, having collected the
entire amount of taxes levied against
his town.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Helgerson and
I Mr.. John C. Spellum and daughter Eliz-
abeth will vacate the Buckley residence
on South street this week and will
board with Mrs. Grant Pierce. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo McGonigal will occupy
this residence after April 1st.
Hon. Philip Bouffieur has purchas-
ed the residence of Frank A. Rogers
in the Minshall addition. The dwelling
will be occupied by VIM. Bouffieur and
family after April 1st and Mr.. Rogers
and family will occupy the jackson Sill
baugh residence which they have
bought.
Here is house beauty if your wall
does not conform to the greatest har-
mony with your furniture, we can show
! you wall paper that does. Not only in
wall paper but in stains, varnishes,
paint and oil, we can help you to select
to the best advantage. O. E. Davis,
druggist.
IF you intend to invest in North or
/ South Dakota lands you should take ad-
vantage of emigrant rates and start on
March 10Th. By joining the D. M.
Fulmer party you will find expenses
/ light and be offered some of Dakota's
! best land at prices to suit. For infor-
nation call on j. w. Thayer.
/ Prof. Oscar Olson of Luther College,
/ Decorah, Iowa, will lecture on the sub
! iect. "A Christian Education at the
SYNOD Lutheran church next Sunday
evening. Prof. Olson has lectured to
many critical audiences and always has
satisfied. He is fluent speaker and
all who listen to him aresure to be ben
Gifted and impressed. Admission 25c.
Manager H. P. Mitchell of the La
! Crosse Inter Urban Telephone Com
pany. was here this week and installed
/ a daily weather bulletin in front of the
central station This will be a great
convenience to farmers and others dur
ing the busy season as they can phone
/ in and find out the weather prospects
and arrange their work accordingly. =
Viola Intelligencer.
On Friday evening, w. C. Dodd,
medical missionary from Turkey, will
give an account of his work at the Con-
gregational church DIR. Dodd comes
highly recommended by such men as
Senator Whitehead All who care to
broaden their outlook upon the wor j S
work are cordially invited to hear this
man of experience. There will be no
admission fee nor collection.
Rev w. L. Tenney, D. D., of Chi
cago, win occupy the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church next Sunday. DR..
Tenney comes to US as an authority on
conditions in the south. In the morn
ing he will take the subject, "A Hope
full View of the Negro Problem" In
the evening he speaks upon The High
land Kinsmen of Abraham Lincoln. +"
DR.. Tenney is not only thoroughly con-
lversant with his subject but is speak
er of exceptional force.
Mr.. ]. II. Swain celebrated his