Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-01

IN town On business trip.
Ben Tollefson is home from Madi-
son for the spring vacation.
Doris and Frederick Dyson are
visiting their aunt in De Soto.
H. w. Barker of Sparta. His Cough
Remedy cures, at all drug stores.
Chris Berg returned from his trip
to Norway, arriving Tuesday morning
Mrs. R. L. Ware and little son leave
tomorrow for few days visit at Sparta.
Mrs. Edgar Curry of Tomah is
spending the week with relatives and
| friends.
Miss Cora Bennetsberg was here
from La Crosse to spend Sunday with
friends.
Last Congregational aid society meet
ing with Mrs. Pulver and Mrs. Pierce
netted SIS.
Sunday Milwaukee Free Press con-
aimed picture of Viroqua's now cele-
brated band.
Mrs. L. C. Schoenberger has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Theo. John
son in this city.
- If you contemplate building house
or barn stop at Tibbits-Cameron and
get their prices.
-Huldal Wise and sister have moved
| from the Bellows house to rooms at the
Christopherson house.
Not quantity of stock, but quality.
is what Sam Lillis, the jeweler, has and
at prices that are right.
Mrs. Myron Henry returned to
Viroqua after spending the winter with
her daughters in the vicinity of Genoa.
Mrs. J. H. Chase entertained Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs S. E.
who is renewing her acquaintance among
her many friends.
-Chaseburg is going to have to-
bacco warehouse. Forty shares have
already been sold. The warehouse will
be erected near the depot.
just received a complete stock of
Southern pine lumber and red cedar
shingles at Nuzum's. Bo'Ight since
the drop. Call and get our price they
are always the lowest.
"A number of ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs. Lena Erickson Monday
evening and enjoyed farewell visit.
Refreshments were served and a plea
SAINT evening spent together.
If you want to contract for sugar
beets, call on A. ID. Helgeson at the
Viroqua Hotel, who will write your
contract and supply you with seed.
Rock COUNTY SUGAR Co.
The Misses Hills, Baeusch and
Hysslop have finished cataloguing our
| library and gone to their respective
| homes for a short vacation before be-
ginning spring term work at the library
school in Madison.
Save labor, save time, save waste,
save expense, by getting lime to plaster
| your house that you can mix and apply
at once. 1t will not chip or air slake.
Guaranteed at Tibbits-Cameron lumber
yard.
! Owing to unfavorable weather
young peoples society of the Synod
church last Friday evening was not as
well attended as usually, the receipts
| being $5. 40. The principal numbers on
! the program were a song by Miss Ida
Wettie and Miss Matte Holland and
the newspaper by Louis Solberg.
If you can't say good word for
your town by all means remain silent.
| The town is but fashed-back picture,
or reflection, of every man, woman and
child making its members, and your i'll
word must be shared by yourself, If
you do not like the town the becoming
thing for you to do is to fold your
tent like the Arab" and sneak away.
By so doing you may help both yourself
and the town.
! Farmers should be careful in re-
gard to the marketing of stale eggs.
The state pure food inspectors are
watching this business pretty closely
and any one selling bad eggs is
liable to fine so heavy that it will
be great hardship on many to pay it.
A fine of $50 was recently imposed on
farmer who had sold several dozen
bad eggs to storekeeper in city not
hundred miles from here.
Scores of people o. ais sector
with ailments have made pilgrimages
| to the alleged celebrated healer, DIR.
| Till, at Somerset, returning satisfied,
| it is stated, with their interview and
| treatments. Somerset is small in
! land town in St. Croix county, and it
would seem the last place on earth
where one desiring to benefit suffering
humanity, should COMPEL his subjects
to go, considering the fact that Till is
! himself transcient.
Mrs. A. B. Smith of Madison occu-
/ pied the NJ. f. pulpit Sunday evening,
/ lecturing ably on that question so vital
to our nation and particularly to our
community that of temperance. Mrs.
| Smith held the attention of her large
audience throughout the entire address
/ by her lucid. convincing presentation
of fact, figure and sentiment. Her WV
/ id protrayal of the individual response
| bility resting upon each voter quick
ened some sleeping console noes, we feeI
certain. Mrs. Smith is prominent be-
cause of her many battles fought on the
/ legislature at Madison in the good
cause. We extend our gratitude for
| her time and efforts so freely given us
/ in the hour of need.
Miss Mile Jefson was hostess
| Thursday evening to a arty Of twenty
/ three young ladies at Mrs. Pierce's. A
stocking tag attached to the inyatiOns
prepared the guests for the evenings
work and each lady mended pair OF
/ hose. While judges were determining
/ the awarding of prizes the ladies did
considerable necessary and unnecessary
work and embroidery on some gentle
men s socks. First price for darning
was given to Miss Alma Oswald, fine
pair Of embroidered hose and the Sc
coBo, box Of assorted darling cotton
( to Miss Clara Olson. Tables were pret-
/ tiIy decorated with embroidered stock
{ ings and the place cards were stocking