Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-06
Bits of Local News

Passion Play, May Is and 16.
Smoke the ''Viroqua' sc cigar.
New spring caps at the Blue Front
Store.
DIR. and Mrs. Baldwin are at La
Crosse.
The best pulp plaster at Tibbits-
Cameron's.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Mrs. L. J. Martin was La Crosse
visitor on Sat.s4ey.
For white cedar posts go TO Tib-
bits-Cametons .5ard.
Remember the brand! Ferndale
coffees at Williams.
Aaron Watson has rented Mrs.
David Norris, house.
Ivory wood fibre plaster at Nuzum' s
yard, best in the city.
VIM. Stsicker has new veranda
along the front of his house.
John Flanagan was up from Read. :
town attending to business.
Miss Mabel Hoglien was down from
Westby visiting with friends.
-Sherm McVey of La Crosse was in
Viroqua on business mission.
Mrs. j. H. Chase entertained her
father and mother of Viola.
-Adolph Helgeson was here from La
Crosse for visit with his mother.
Miss Josie Haugen of Westby spent
Sunday with Miss Welma Larson.
West Prairie cheese factory is COM
pleted and ready to commence work.
DIR. Maxwell's Oriental Laxative.
No gripping or purging. o. E. Davis.
Buy Sprague Warner & Co.'S Fern
dale coffees of H. d. Williams & Co.
Yes your druggist sells H. W. Bark
er's Cough Remedy. Nothing like it.
William Klose, formerly conduc-
tor on the Southeastern has located at
Stoddard.
George Pascoe spent Thursday at
La Crosse visiting his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Wallace.
ID. w. Horton is having fresh
coat of paint put on his house on South
Main street.
&C. w. Graves and DIR. w. Bald
win spent a couple of days at Sparta
fishing for trout.
Young mems stvlish shoes, patent
leather, kid, gun metal and tans. The
Blue Front Store.
The declamatory contest at La Crosse
has been postponed until Wednesday
evening of next week.
See our line of white goods. They
are fine. Come in and look at same.
C. j. Severson & Co.
Go to John E. Nuzum for the best
Atlas Portland cement, large and fresh
stock always on hand.
Mrs. Hudson returned to Garne-
villo, after two weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Kuebler.
Principal Colburn went to West
Salem on Friday morning to act as
judge in an oratorical contest.
= For sale, all kinds of hard wood
lumber and wagon tongues and bridge
planks. Joseph H. Fortrn, Bristow.
Editor Brown, wife and son Free
man of Cashton, were in Viroqua over
Sunday, guests of the Dustin families.
August Smith and daughters Hazel
and Fay have returned to Viroqua after
several months absence in Milwaukee.
Just received car of doors and
windows at Nuzum's. Call and see us
before buying elsewhere, as we can save
you money.
w. w. Hubbell and wife came from
Sparta to pass anniversary day with
Mr.. HIS mother, Mrs. Betsey Hubbel
her Saith birthday.
Mrs. j. M Rusk, Miss Mary Rusk
and Miss Cooper arrived in Viroqua or
Friday morning, after spending the
winter in New York City.
If you have felt or iron roof that
leaks or is rusty, call at Tibbits-Ca
eron's and get one gallon of Ella site roof
paint. 1t will stop all leaks.
Early yellow dent seed corn So. OF
per bushel; seed potatoes, the very
best, 60c per bushel, while they last.
C. E. Ward, Chaseburg, Wis.
Fred Table, express messenger or
the Sparta -Viroqua branch, has moved
his household goods to Sparta from
Waupun, his former home.
The Sparta Driving association has
decided to give up the fsir proposition
this year. No doubt rest of a year
or so may prove beneficial.
Wendell Odlum accompanied George
Hauge to Sparta, where Mr.. Hauge
took part in an oratorical contest OF
high school students Friday evening.
DE Laval separators are sold cheap
er than any other standard make. Come
in and get our prices. We can sell yor
both old or new style. C. ]. Sewers
& Co.
Alvin Peterson of Soldiers Grove,
who is attending st. Olafs college, is or
the debating team which won over tbs
Gustavus Adolphus college team o.
Minneapolis.
Martin Jasperson has made triI
to Granton, in company with two broth
ers, who went there to live on a farm
recently purchased by their father
Lars Jasperson.
The Southwest Prairie Telephen,
company has filed articles of incorpo
ration with the secretary of state
A. p. Bringe and others are incorpora
tors Capital stock 81, 900.
Hon. Z. j. Coffiand and Superin
tendent Louis johnson, with their wives,
drove over from Richland Center OF
Sunday, remaining with Viroqua rela
lives till Tuesday. Mr.. johnson says
the Richland county asylum, of which
he has long been superintendent, makes
every year prosperous one.
Otto Miller, farmer living neal
Tomahawk, has come to the conclusion
that whatever helps merchants, manu-
facturers and other city business mel
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