Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
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at the postoffice.
Street sprinkler is making its usual
yearly rounds.
DIR. Henika and wife were callers
from Readstown.
Elmer Davis caught a string of SO
trout or Wednesday.
Big Odd Fellows celebration next
Saturday in Viroqua.
Use DR.. Maxwell's Liver and Kid
ney Specific. Do it Now.
ID. w. Bradley of Bergen was a
Viroqua caller on Thursday.
"A baby boy came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Seal.
Chairman William Kapanke was in
from Hamburg Ga business Monday.
Sixteen new members were taken
into the Methodist church, Easter Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Pottshas gone to Viola
to except position in the telephone
central
Crowds of people still enjoy the
| excellent entertainments at the Electric
theater.
Southern favorites Lady Washing
ton Quartet, Congregational church,
Thursday, April 80.
-Prin. Colburn and Judge Mahoney
went to Soldiers Grove to act as judges
in an oratorical contest.
Miss Grace Williams entertained
the girls of the Sophomore club at her
home Monday evening, April 20.
See DR.. Mcdowell, the eye specia-
list; Office and residence corner Wash
ington avenue and Hickory street.
See DIR. Mcdowell, the eye specia-
| list; office and residence corner Wash
ington avenue and Hickory street.
What's become Of the old fashioned
hoot-loving man who looked upon shoes
as too feminine for men and boys?
Sec DIR. Mcdowell, the eye specia-
list; Office and residence corner Wash
ingtou avenue and Hickory street.
N. B. Smith gone on trip to
Canada, where he will look over some
land with view to making purchase.
Special meeting of Virogua Eastern
Star Chapter will be held Thursday
evening-of this week for degree work.
The Misses Hanson and Johnson
have moved their dressmaking shop
from the Tate building to the Russell
house.
&C. E. Ward ,Chaseburg, has several
hundred bushels of fine table and seed
potatoes which he is offering at 60 cents
per bushel
-Nordal N. Neprud of Coon Valley,
has engaged in the marble and granite
business as representative for La
Crosse company.
Daniel Wise and family moved tc
their new home in the eastern part of
the city. Mrs. Lillis will occupy the
house they vacated.
--Chas M. Morrison, who has beer
located at Cashton for the past years,
/ has determined to move to Coon Valley
and open a jewelry store.
Miss Winifred Dolan of Rising Sun
was Viroqua visitor on Friday. She
was enroute home from La Crosse
where she has spent much time.
Clean up is the order. Viroqua
citizens are taking unusual interest in
making our city more attractive than
ever before. Keep the ball moving.
Mrs. Olson of Minneapolis was
down to attend the Bjelland- Grimsrud
| wedding and remained down here until
/ this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS
Gilbertson.
Rev. Buffers went to Tomah and
| joining there a gentleman whom he ac-
companied to trout stream eighteen
miles distant. They basketed about
eighty fish in one day.
"A new line of fancy dress and neg
| ligee shirts, something new, the fam
GUS Eagle shirt. These shirts have
some improvements not to be had in
any other make. The Blue Front Store.
H. P. Larson has purchased the
three second ward residence properties
owned by Mr.. L. R. Gott. Mr.. Larson
expects to occupy the one located on
the corner of South street and Center
avenue.
The Elroy Tribune reports that
some parties over at Trippville vented
their spite on an individual by making
improper use of rural mail box, and
now government inspector is on the
case.
james Side, after absence of
year in Colorado and Nebraska, is again
with Viroqua friends. possibly to re-
main. His taste of the west has not
entirely weaned him from Vernon
county advantages.
-Viroqua dealers tell the CENSOR
that field seeds are in wonderful de-
mand this spring. A great portion of
the farmers are obliged to buy a good
| per cent if not all of their seeds for
planting and sowing.
AT the rate tobacco is coming to
this market for delivery at the local
warehouses and shipment TO other
points, it viii be but few days before
our country districts will be relieved of
pretty much all Of the 1907 crop. The
low prices of past weeks still prevail.
Frank Silbaugh arrived from South
Dakota and is preparing his family y>for
! their new home near Gettysburg Mr.
Silbaugh says he is well pleased with
his prospects there and that they en-
ioyed most delightful winter and
farmers are well along with their
spring work.
While cutting up hog in the local
meat market. S. L. Owen discovered
living in the leaf lard a steel sewing
needle. Many conjectures have been
expressed as to how the needle came
1 there; but that it had been there a long
time was evidenced by the corroded
condition of the leaf where it came in
contact with the needle. DE Soto Ar
gus.
An advertisement recently appeared
( in Washington daily paper that viii
/ be an eye-opner 20 many farmers in
7 Wisconsin and others who may not be