Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-27
MORE LOCAL NOTES
The Optimo," that $ all.

Thayer's.
Mrs. o. Il. Wig of Avalanche was
Viroqua visitor. srss
Fred Smith and Ben Brown were
up to La Crosse Sunday.
Born to M. and Mrs Willard Ben
mel, on the oath, daughter
P. S. Curtis and daughter Lyla
were Sunday visitors at La Crosse.
If needing oak timbers of any size,
cali at j. w. Thsyer's yard soon.
Why not try a manure loader, Mr..
Farmer? Chas. S. Slack g. Co. sell
them.
A. E. Perkins and wife were over
Sunday visitors at Cashton with rela-
tives.
Miss Susie Lee of Lacrosse is here.
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ole Hen
erickson.
-Chas. S. Slack Il Co. have two fine
farms for sale, also several desirable
town lots.
Percy Hays and family have re-
turned from their several months stay
below Viola.
Miss Clara Hanson of Chaseburg is
a guest at the homo of her uncle l.. G.
Steenberg.
Those Universal ball bearing lawn
mowers go fast. See your dealer, Chas.
S, Slack Il Go.
Thos Gorsuch has bought the Will
lam Lake property on the corner of
East avenue and Decker street.
Mrs. Lottie Palmer of Milwaukee
is a guest at the Edward Hazen home,
and also visited Miss Mary Rayner
Mrs. Charlotte Theige Won Sent,
recently returned from Germany, was
visiting Viroqua friends yesterday.
Mrs. F. II. Graves was given a
birthday surprise party by her daugh-
ters last Sunday. Several friends were
invited in to dinner.
Miss Anna Austin of Rising Sun,
who has been visiting for three weeks
at the home of Rev. jacobson has re-
turned to her home.
Fuller 4 Johnson, Fairbanks, New
Way air cooled and Waterloo gasoline
engines are selling like hot cakes at
Chas. s. Slack & Cos.
Andrew Johnson is having new ce-
ment walks laid about his residence
property on South Main street, the
shade trees trimmed and the boulevards
graded.
The Relief Corps will serve lunch
to members of the G.. A. r. and Span
ish-American war veterans at the court
house, after exercises at the cemetery
ON Decoration day
David Lieurance has sold his so acre
farm on Dutch Ridge to Cleve Suther-
land of Sparta, consideration being
s.. 900. Sam Biddison of Sparta was
Instrumental in closing the deal
Word was received here of the
death of VIM. Thomas. brother of Mrs.
George McGonigal. which occurred at
Lima Springs. Iowa. The deceased was
well known in this city. having for sew
eral years made this point as travel
ing salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {. Boyle depart
.or Atlantic City on the 9Th of June to
attend the Convention of the Interna-
tional Association of Coupon Ticket
agents in that city. They will stop at
Washington. Philadelphia and New
York before their return.
Bernard w. Hammer. the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hammer of
AAAtbNANiUs VIII 10 n ENAliAI OA inc kEAU-
uate students in the Agricultural de
partment of the University at Madison.
has been appointed by the faculty of
the University as assistent student in
structor in agricultural bacteriology.
This issue of the CENSOR comes to
its readers few hours late, due 10 the
fact that the railroad company failed
To deliver our auxiliary sheets on time.
The office force by working nearly all
night partly made up for the forty
eight hours in which the freight was
tardy.
John T. Fortney of Dunn county
has been visiting friends here, and
dropped into the CENSOR office for a
pleasant call. MIR. Fortney says that
corn is coming nicely up north. some of
il already having been cultivated The
sandy soil of northern Wisconsin seems
70 be the proper thing in wet season
like this.
Prof +. L. Jay, who for three
years has ably headed the Ontario
schools. viii leave at the end of the
present. year for Woonsocket. South
Dakota, where he win engaged in the
mercantile business. Mr.. Jaw is a
young man of the right sort and un.
douhtedly will succeed in his chosen
work.