Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-29
Bits of Local News


Store.
Editor Frank Graves is on a busi-
ness trip to Michigan.
j. S. Dustin went down to Retreat
to visit old neighbors.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Elijah Tilton returned to his home
at Sparta on Monday.
DIR. Peterson of Cashton spent Tues
day with his parents at Viroqua.
e. f. Stretsberry has been giving
his cottage new coat of paint.
Wall paper suitable for any room "A
the house at o. E. Davis drug store.
-Torger Stenson of Soldiers Grove
was shaking hands with Viroqua friends
today.
viii Bausman has returned to Fair
childs, Minnesota, where he will remain
for the summer.
Mrs. Lapham returned to her home
at Sparta after spending the winter
with relatives here.
ALFRED Bassey of Winona is visit
ing his brother Charles, who is en-
ployed at Dahl's drug store.
Postmaster Chambers of La Fargo
was over to Viroqua inspecting the inn
provements at our post office.
Everybody should attend the great
Lady Washington Quartet at Congre-
gational church, Thursday night.
-Dispensation has been received by
resident Sir Knights Templars for the
organization of local Commandary.
Mrs Dan Fortney entertained
party of ladies Tuesday Afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Hanson of Edgerton.
Mrs. Rebecca Day of Sparta visited
her faVher and attended the funeral of
her cousin, Mrs. Mary Humbert, Sun
day.
Mrs H. o. Davidson of Soldiers
Grove is in the city visiting her sons,
Hans and Edward, who are employed
here.
DIR. W. F. Raymond, the eye spec
ialist, will visit Viroqua at Hotel Viro-
qua next Friday and Saturday, May !
and 2.
Miss Clara Olson leaves on Friday
for Fargo, North Dakota, where she
has accepted position in a dry goods
establishment.
Little Eunice Kinsdahl celebrated
her sixth birthday on Sunday by invit-
ing Is little girls, who had a pleasant
afternoon together.
The Seth T. Smith property on East
Court street is for sale. For terms and
particulars inquire of Earl z. Smith at
the Blue Front store.
Two small tracts of valley land
located in the town of Sterling, for sale,
or win trade for other property. A.
7. Forum, Viroqua Wis.
Early yellow dent seed corn 81, 90
per bushel; seed potatoes, the very
best, 60c per bushel, while they last.
C. E. Ward, Chaseburg, Wis.
DIR. Maxwek's Quick Relief for
colds and la grippe. Effective for colds
in six to twenty-four hours; la grippe,
in one to three days. O. E. Davis.
Buy corn of II. d. Williams & Co.
Best grades of bran and middlings,
peas, timothy, clover and rape seed.
Give us a call. H. ID. Williams & Co.
Mrs. H. E. Rogers and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Chas. Trowbridge and
little daughter left for visit with Mrs.
Hattie Hindsley of Laurence, Kansas.
If you miss the Lady Quartet at
Congregational church this Thursday
night, you will regret it as you did
missing the Lowry and Long lectures.
Miss Mary Helgeson, formerly of
this city, is here for summers visit
Miss Helgeson has been employed at
Denver, Colorado, the past year as
saleslady.
Does your eyes trouble you? See
DR. Raymond at Hotel Viroqua, next
Friday and Saturday. The doctor has
had wide experience, and can properly
correct any eye trouble.
Your old suit will serve for many
rainy day yet if frightened up with our
cleaning compound. 1t takes all kinds
of spots off of clothing. Price 25c per
pint. o. e. Davis, drug store.
Miss Symantha Marshall of Cam
aqua, Cuba, arrived from New Orleans
on an extended visit with her brother,
J. j. Marshall. Miss Marshall spent
the past four years in Cuba in the milli
merry and dress-making business. s.-La
Fargo Enterprise.
The Misses Kollock and Dahlberg
entertained the teachers of the high
school and grades to a six O'Clock din
ner Saturday evening. Miss Dahlberg
is said to have demonstrated her skill
in practical cooking to the complete
satisfaction of the guests.
My registered Mammoth Jack,
Gladiator, will stand at my place six
miles southwest of Viroqua every day.
Gladiator" is fine black Jack, five
years old, unsurpassed for size, style
and action. A guaranteed breeder of
big, toppy mules. VIM. Hornby, route
No. 4.
The lady Washington Quartet will
appear at the Congregational church,
Thursday evening, April 10th, $50
O'Clock. This is one of the famous
organization of singers from Chicago,
also Helen Louise Walcott reader. Tick
cts on sale for reserved seats at Town
er's store. Do not miss this enter
tainment.
The Third regiment band boys have
received their equipment from the state,
consisting of uniforms, leggins. haver-
sacks. blankets, etc. The total cost OF
the equipment for the band will amount
to nearly $1,000, wher they have been
supplied with everything needed for
their use. They win be supplied with
revolvers latter.
Gov. Davidson has selected two of
Viroqua' $ citizens as delegates to the
National conference on charities and
correction which viii be held at Rich
mond, Virginia, from May 9th to the
18th The delegates get from the state