Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18

Fair Saving store
Harold Cali of Westby was Viro-
qua visitor last week.
Mr.. George Crowther is visiting
his cousin, Rev. Buffers.
james McLinn, of La Fargo was a
Viroqua visitor last Thursday.
Frank Widmer of Rockton was a
Vir0qua caller last Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Edwards has been on
the sick list with rheumatism.
Miss Thomas, instructor in music,
is boarding at G. Aiken's home.
Mrs. Julia Miller of De Soto came
Sunday to Vi sit her neice Mrs. Ida Hayes
The little son of Chas. Crume has
been seriously sick, but is improving
-Chas. Morrison of Cashton was a
Viroqua visitor the first of the week.
Gus Mitchell of Hillsboro was over
to Viroqua Saturday on business err
rand
"A fine showing of lace curtains at
special low price at the Fair Saving
store.
Mrs. T. O. Mork entertained the
w. +. c. Wednesday afternoon at her
home.
Charles Kreps of Hillsboro drove
over to Viroqua last week Thursday on
business.
Those remnants of wall paper are
going fast. They are bargains, at O.
E. Davis drugstore.
The officers of the Eastern Star will
entertain at thimble bee tomorrow
afternoon at the Masonic hall.
Mrs Martha Hall, who has been
spending the winter with relatives at
Lindsey, returned home Saturday.
If your chickens are sick, Panacre
will cure them and make your hens lay.
We guarantee it. 25c. o. E. Davis.
Subscribe for Woman's Home Com
panion this month. See Rayner, the
agent. He has a special offer to show
you.
Albert Anderson recently purchased
of Martin A. Ottum 100 acres in the
town of Coon for the consideration of
Sc, $50
We are glad to report that Mrs.
John Nuzum, who submitted to an op-
Grafton last Saturday morning, is i'm
proving rapidly.
You will never buy lumber or
shingles as cheap as you can buy it
AlOWB pLONIulilS you Uuy III VI 1iDDtIS-
Cameron Lumber Co.
F. M. Baker has been spending the
past few days at his farm in Harmony,
where he is just completing new
dwelling house for his tenant.
The Southeastern road has rein
stated its second train, following the
schedule time maintained before the
train was laid off some weeks ago.
When you come to town, call in
and get good meal at the Viroqua
Hotel Good barn and hay in connec-
tion with the hotel. A. d delgeson,
Proprietor.
p. j. McManamy was over from
Genoa on Saturday Strengthening up
matters before leaving the county. He
will remove to Gendale before the close
of this week.
If you want to contract for sugar
beets, call on A. d. Helgeson at the
Viroqua Hotel, who will write your
contract and supply you with seed.
Rock COUNTY SUGAR Co.
Mrs. Chas Hawkins, who spent
some time in this section with relatives
and friends, has gone to Richland Cen
ter and Readstown for brief visits be-
fore returning to her Chicago home.
Seven teen boys and girls accepted
invitations to assist Melvin Espeseth
last Monday evening celebrate his 18th
birthday. After games, ice cream,
cake, coacoa and candy were served.
Miss Ida Jackson returned home
last Saturday, after a long and enjoy
able visit with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Stoleson at Coon Prairie,
and numerous other relatives and friends
at Westby.
Mr.. Albert Amott recently finished
four years course In the agricultural
college at the state university and has
accepted good position in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota as chemist for the Sioux
Falls Produce Co.
Robert Rowley, Sr., sold to Robert
Rowley, Jr., AZ acres in the town of
Greenwood for a consideration of ST.
S44 Robert Rowley also sold to James
Rowley 80 acres, in the same town,
for a consideration of $5, 500.
-Viroqua citizens generally, and
friends of the band iii particular, are
awaiting with much interest the out
come of the military meeting being
held in Milwaukee. We hope to hear
within the next few hours that the vi
roqua band has been given the honor
of beng part of the Third regiment.
Mr.. o. l.. Stromsland and family
moved their effects to this city from
Viroqua town. On the 26th instant
they expect to depart for Norway to
spend six months or more at the child
hood home of the head of the family.
1t is twenty-seven years since Mr..
Stromsland left the old sod, and he an
ticipates busy and pleasant sojourn.
Mr.. j. A. johnson, who recently
sold his interests in a blacksmith shop
here, left for Chicago, New York and
Boston on trip of a months duration.
He will then go to San Francisco, where
he expects to make his future home.
Mr. johnson previously lived in San
Francisco, and informs the CENSOR
that he has never been eontented since
he came east, but longed to return to
the hustle and hustle characteristic OF
the Pacific coast country.
Mrs. L. ]. Martin and Mrs. Chas
Kuebler entertained party Of ladies
at the home of the former Tuesday
afternoon. Thirteen tables played
cards, the prizes being secured by Mrs
W. D. Dyson, Miss Libbie Spellum, anC
Miss Matte Smith. The refreshments
were lettuce sandwiches, patties witt
veal, green ice cream and green frosted
cakes. Paper napkins with st. Patrick
decorations were used and a leaf OF