Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-29
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Ia" cigars are the best.

yard, best in the city.
Stoddard tobacco warehouse opened
with good crew of sorters.
Edward Lind and wife passed
day with Chaseburg relatives.
"A. F. Widmer of Roekton was
Viroqua business visitor recently.
w L Gautch sold his Bergen farm
to Henry Proksch of the same town.
Lady Quartet and reader Congre-
gational church this Thursday night.
Steiner Jacobson is occupying the
VIM. Webb house on South Main street.
Miss Valla Smeby is at Albert Lea,
Minnesota, for visit with parents and
friends.
Andrew johnson has purchased the
Henry Gardner residence property on
South Main street.
A j. Beat and Attorney Minshall
made business trip to the western
section of the county.
Go to John E. Nuzum for the best
Atlas Portland cement, large and fresh
stock always on hand.
Frank Wintz and John Glenn spent
the past week at Garnavilo installing
furnac for farmer.
-Charles Kuebler spent a part of
last week at the Martin & Kuebler
hardware store at Wilton.
= One thousand veal calves, making
FIVE carloads, were taken from Rich
land Center In one shipment.
Charlie Parker is at Prairie du Sac,
having disposed of his interest in the
hardware store at Pochanatas.
Charles Prindle has purchased and
moved upon the valley farm of C. c.
Johnson, located in Genoa town.
The La Crosse state league team
will play the Viroqua White Sox at vi
roqua, Wednesday, May s, at 2 p. m.
Eleven carloads of tobacco were
shipped from De Soto station in one day
to the packing houses of this city and
Sparta.
Just received car of doors and
windows at Nuzum's. Call and see us
before buying elswhere, as we can save
you money.
Washington dispatch states that
Warren l. Griffin has been appointed
postmaster at Viola, to succeed Mrs.
Gertrude Frazier.
Mrs. ]. w. Hoyt, who spent the
burg, where she will pass the summer
with her children.
-Chaseburg section men on the
Southeastern road went on strike be-
cause their wages was reduced from
81. so to $l.35 per day.
Lady with small child wishes to
secure place with respectable family.
Can furnish references as to character.
Inquire at CENSOR Office.
james Bigley has let the contract
for construction of a modern two.story
residence to Clarence Brott, same to be
completed by September l.
Have your job printing done at the
CENSOR office-new presses, type and
everything first-class. Orders filed
promptly and at let live prices.
DIR. Maxwells "Quick Relief for
colds and la grippe Effective for
colds in six to twenty-four hours; la
grippe, in one to three days. 0. E. Davis.
Earl Truesdale has traded the resi-
dence recently purchased from A. ID.
Helgeson to Mrs. Nellie Buckley for
her house recently vacated by George
McGonigal.
-Esta, the 13-year-old daughter of
of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Calhoon, of Sugar
Grove ridge, died on the goth and was
buried in the Methodist cemetery near
her home, The young girl had been
sick for number of years.
The White Soy we're defeated Sun
day at La Crosse by the state league
team of that city by score of to 2.
The locals showed up well at the stick,
but their fielding was on the ragged or
der. as might be expected at this early
season.
We wish to announce to our patrons
and friends that we are now prepared
to do all kinds of cement work, such as
walks, curbs, foundations, etc. If yon
contemplate putting in anything in this
line we will be pleased to furnish esti-
mates. j. w. Lake & Sons.
This is the season of the year of
greatest promise men buy new hoes,
rakes and spades and talk enthusias-
tically of the gardens they are going to
have. An observer of experience, it
may be added, is usually skeptical as
to the fullment of the promise.
"A. E. Smith of Viroqua, a former
principal of the Cashton schools, came
here TO spend day fishing on Brush
Creek. He, in company with Leo
Cremer, caught over 10 pounds of trout.
This is the best days work of the kind
reported since the season began--Cash-
ton Record.
La Fargo high school team chal-
lenges any, Wisconsin strictly high
school ball team to play a game for
championship of the state. That's
pretty loud talk, but La Farge's record
of the past two years warrants big
lump of presumption. Out of nineteen
games played La Fargo wor eighteen,
and the nineteenth was tie.
On a recent morning Lucius Favor
discovered to his surprise a bullet hole
through one of the plate glass windows in
the opera house store room occupied by
his harness shop. The hok is about the
size of lead pencil, and tht ball
scarcely shattered the glass so 1t was
discoverable On close examination the
leaden messenger was found to have
passed through the wooden partition
near the back of the room. Whether
this was stray accidental shot or a
piece of wanton property destruction
will probably never be known. The
property is insured and the owner sus-
tains no loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ]. Hovde, lead
ing residents of southeastern Chrisr-
tiana town, celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary on April 10th, a.
there gathered at their home a larg :
,s,.,y,.,,,.y Of r,aiuhhorS and friands ftA