Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25

DIR. F. E. Morley was a LIZ Crosse
visitor on Monday.
Sam Ellefson is back at Viroqua
after his western trip.
Mrs. J. W. Lucas is slowly i'm
proving since her operation.
Elmer Steward and Arthur Davis
were Westby callers Sunday.
-Adolph Hauge of Coon Valley spent
Sunday with relatives at Viroqua.
On Friday you can buy your lace
cheap at Severson's. Bolt Sale Q2yds,)
H. w. Barker of Sparta. His Cough
Remedy cures, ct all drug stores.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Mrs. C. V. Porter entertained Mrs
Schreiner of Westby few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Munyon of Clinton
spent day with E. Love and family
recently.
Rev. Buffers took load of young
people to Williams sugar camp on
Saturday.
Few more skirts at Severson' S 4 for
So. %. Don't miss them, as there are
only IeW lett.
W. E. Lawton went to Madison on
Monday to attend the Independent
Telephone convention.
Geo. MeGonigal returned from Chi
capo Tuesday with Mrs. McGonigal, who
is gaining steadily in health.
Mrs. Frances Bronson is having
week s visit with old friends at Pekin,
Illinois, when she lived four years.
If you need cream separator, buy
the De Laval. They are the best, you
take no chances. c. j. Seversou & Co.
Invitations are out for party of
young ladies at Mrs. Pierce's Thursday
evening with Miss Millie Jeffson as
hostess.
Mrs. James Hall has returned from
visit at La Crosse, where she has
been caring for her son Willard, who
has been sick.
Easiest running, skins the cleanest,
wears the longest, that's the Sharples
Tubular. For sale by c. o. Helgeson,
Route 2, Viroqua Wisconsin.
DIR. Morrison, town of Christiana
boy, is to locate at Cashton for the
practice of his profession. DR.. Morrison
has pursued his, medical and surgical
work at La Crosse for some years.
1t has been decided that the an
nual Modern Woodman picnic will be
held in Bangor this year, date to be an
nounced later, but it is not to be on
the fourth of July.
%. J. Nustad has sold his farm just
east of the Coon Prairie church to his
son Isaac Mr. Nustad will move TO
Westby and make his future home with
mis- daughter, Mrs. John Wold.
Can sell you Sharpies Tubular,
small enough for two cows, or large
enough for twenty cows, and e is the
simplest machine on the market, Your
wife will fall in love with it, because
it so easily cleaned. C. o. Helgeson,
Route 2, Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Jesse Silbaugh accompanied by Lars
Thompson started Monday morning
with a carload of goods to Gettysburg,
South Dakota, where Mr.. Silbaugh in
tends to locate. Mrs. Silbaugh and
daughter remains to visit a week with
friends and relatives of this city.
A party consisting of Messrs.
George Storer, John Storer, Frank
l. ~
Cox Frank and Lee Groves, Otto Ber-
gen. L. Buchanan, left last evening for
Bowman, South Dokota. The party
goes in search of good land speculation,
Remember! April is the time for
closing subscription settlements for
newspapers. The CENSOR crowd is
making good reports. They are, how
ever, several hundred yet to make
good. Make it unanimous with clean,
paid-up list and thus give old Uncle
Sam a surprise.
Peter Medium, formerly of this
county, now of Modena, spent a few
days with old friends recently. He in
forms us that he has raised 81, 900 pounds
of tobacco on his Buffalo county farm.
Mr.. Medthum is the pioneer grower of
of the weed in that section, and has
made splendid success of it.
The Prairie du Chen Press says
the Mississippi river is open to the foot
of lake Pepin and the Wisconsin is open
to Kilbourn and ere many days the
steamboat whistles viii again be heard.
Some of the local launch owners have
already had their boats in the water
and given them a trip.
Word has recently been received by
Viroqua friends that Rev. Gould C.
Judson died at the home of his son
William in South Auburn, Pennsylvania.
The obituary speaks of his two years
of labor in the then distant frontier
at Viroqua. Mr.. Judson was the first
settled pastor of the Congregational
church here, serving the church from
1858 to 1860 Since that time he lived
in the east, in New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
After the first Tuesday in July no
person will be permitted to take out a
license for the sale of liquor who is not
a full citizen of the United States and
and the state of Wisconsin as " ell as
of the town, village or city in which
the license is applied for, The law al
so provides that no person shall be
granted a license who has been con-
victed Of offense against the laws of the
state punishable by imprisonment in
the state prison.
A social event long to be happily
remembered occurred Friday night at
the Opera house. The hosts and hotes-
ses were Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Speilum,
Misses Elizabeth Spellum, Kate Goodell
and Messrs. Otto and Ben Brown.
The hall was astily decorated in red,
white and blue. Just enough to give a
pleasing effect. About seventy couples
participated. It can be truly said it
was one of the most pronounced social
successes of the season.
Mrs. T. o. Mork and Mrs. Adciph
Bickel entertain I'd party of ladies
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