Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15
Bits of Local News


MISS Nellie Hewitt visited at Sparta.
Flowing now in seeding
next.
Mrs. Jessie N. Hunter was up from
Viola.
The new theater is giving the best
of satisfaction
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Groves of Viola
were Niroqua callers, Friday.
l.. Sandsmark is treating his resi-
dence to new coat of paint.
Sheriff Abner Silbaugh had official
business at Wilton Monday.
E. C. Chard of Minneapolis was
down to NlrOqua on business.
Call and see the finest line of fish
ing tackle at Martin & Kuebler's.
Mrs. Julius Slime of Readstown is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nels Solver
son.
H. f. Rogers has been confined to
ms home with the prevailing eye trou-
l.. F. Miller of Red Mound has a
broken leg, result of kick from a
horse
Change of moving pictures and il
lustrated songs, daily, at the new sc
theater.
Miss Ida Lewis was summoned to
Sparta on account of the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Albert Brott is spending a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Wesley
Caldwell
C. w. Melvin of Salem Ridge was
among the pleasant callers at the CEN
soR Office.
There has been some thirty-five
pieces of cement walk ordered in by
the city fathers.
Edward Davidson of Soldiers Grove
is installed as one of the clerking force
at Lindemanns',
-Neighbors are pleased to have Mrs.
Q. b. Wyman again among them after
winters sojourn at Hillsboro.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lauerman of Aber-
deem, South Dakota, is visiting her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs p. Bouff1eur.
Lansing-De Soto ferry opened for
the season week ago today Captain
Serene, the longtime river man is in
charge.
Mrs. Nancy Wilkie of Elroy is
visiting her brother, w. L. Tate of
this city and will also visit Robert Tate
at Viola.
Will StOrer of Ross has invested in
100 acres of land at Bowman, North
Dakota, and expects to make his future
home there.
The first performance at the new SC
theater starts at 7:30 p. m. continuing
until 9:30 p. m. Four shows are given
each evening.
Daniel Mizer, citizen of Stark.
where he was taken by Under-Sheriff
Chester Silbaugh.
Buy corn of H. d. Williams g. Co.
Best grades of bran and middlings,
peas, timothy, clover and rape seed.
Give US a call. II. d. Williams q Co.
In all county seats of the state,
next Saturday, a civil service exami-
nation will be held for different posi-
tions to be filled in the institutions of
Wisconsin.
A due bill good FOR S.. 90 in trade at
Lindemanns' stcre given away Satur-
day evening. A number is given with
each ticket purchased dming the week
at the electric thea ter.
"A. A. Morkrie of Folsom delivered
veal calf to John Devlir which weigh
ed nearly 200 pounds at the age of one
month. He received 81. )6 for the calf,
which is a mark hard to beat these
days.
State Treasurer Dahl has made pur-
chase of an automobile for his private
and family use. Doubtless we shall be-
hold him campaigning on the lowly
earth while "Sherbie," the Milwaukee
kid, will go soaring through the misty
clouds above.
De Soto Argus is authority for the
statement that little son of Joe Bobb's
OF the Redmound vicinity, received a
serious wound in the head as the result
of kick from a horse. 1t is under
ssoOd that the injured child is getting
along as well as could be expected
A class of twenty candidates was
initiated into local council of the Fra
ternal Reserve Association, Monday
evenil &. Besides State Manager Frank
ensteiu and Deputy Radtke, E. r.
Hicks, ex-attorney general of this sta te,
WAS present. The local membership Of
this excellent order is rapidly growing.
Kickapoo Valley oratorical contest
will take place at Soldiers Grove Fri
day evening of this week, and it will
bring together a great assemblage of
educators, students and parents in the
Leighboriug village. Professor Colburn
OF this city is to be one of the judges.
Now beginl Make Viroqua the
clealest and most healthy city in Wis
consin We have the natural advan-
tagss for this. let us provide the other
essentials. 1t will cost but little in
dollars and effort All together, pull
A back yard campaign is the first thing
to inaugurate.
Lewis Anderson died at Soldiers
Grove, aged fifty-fve years, after a
struggle for redemption of impaired
health. For several years he was a
resident of Viroqua, engaged in the
agricultural machinery business. He
leaves a family of wife and several
grown children.
The CENSOR is this week adding to
its already complete equipment as an
up-to-date print shop. a large sized
Chandler & Price jobber, together with
new advertising and commercial print
ing type. We are thus better than
ever prepared 70 execute promptly and
artistieally the finest grades of COM
mercial printing. Don't give your
order for any kind # job printing till
YOU have submitted your wants to the
CENSOR Office.
Two families William anu Thomas