Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-04

Which makes the man a man and brother.
Lent.
Ash Wednesday.
-''Viroqua" cigars are the best.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Dudley's coffees at ]. omundson's.
Attend the CENsoR's homecoming.
w. d. Dyson was at La Crosse one
day last week on business.
j. w. Thayer spent part of last
week in Chicago on business.
j l.. Marshall of Melvina attended
to business at Viroqua on Tuesday.
New arrival of spring suits, coats,
ana skirts at the Fair Saving Store.
Money to loan on real estate seeur-
| ity. Butt & Butt.
Allen Graves will be employed at
the Bekkedal warehouse as bookkeeper.
Claus Holte of Westby tranacted
business at the court house Saturday.
w. j. Roberts of La Fargo was a
Viroqua visitor on Tuesday of this W elk.
Atty. A. F. Drew of La Fargo was
over Tuesday to attend probate court.
The regular meeting of the Whist
club has been postponed until March l3.
For Saturday will give you choice
of our skirts at 1929. G. j. Severson
G. Co.
John Holingstad of Westby was
down to the county seat on business
Saturday.
Skirts at about half at Severson's
& Cos. SO. IS for Saturday only. Come
in and get one.
Ed. Thorsgaard of Westby came
down to Viroqua TO his farm east of
the city last week.
&C. w. Franklin has freshened up
j. w. Lucas big watch sign with al
uminum and gold leaf.
March came in like lamb, and
presumably it win have a rip-roaring
old time in finishing up.
+. Harvey Seeley of La Fargo, execu-
tor in the estate of John Moore, attend
ed county court Tuesday.
-Bernard Smith purchased "A bar
Monitor double disc grain drill co ship
to Dakota, of Chas. Slack 4 Co.
Banker George Tate has returned
to La Fargo after escaping part of
our winter by visiting in Virginia.
e. o. Sveen of Westby was down
on Saturday to start the taking in of
tobacco at I ne Bekkedal warehouse.
-Thos. Ielson, prosperous young
| farmer Of Newton vicinity, was in Vi
roqua Monday on business mission.
Hem ury Helgeson and daughter Annie
of Fef 1imore returned home after Wis
iting the home of Robt. Kundahl.
On account of an injury H. G..
| Goousell has been under the care of a
La Crosse oculist, since our last issue.
The Seniors of the high school gave
party ss.t the Opera house Friday even
ing in honor of the two debating teams.
DE Laval cream separators, for
March sold on special deal, Come in
and see US and get particulars. c. j.
Severson & Co.
Miss Inga Helgeson arrived Thurs
day night from Fennimore to take care
of her aunt Mrs. Robert Kundahl, who
has been in poor health for some years.
Wisconsin Compound Extract of
! Sarsaparilla is the blood architect of
the whole system. 1t builds rich red
blood. Six bottles for $500 at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
H. T. Nolan, of the tax commission,
arrived at Viroqua Tuesday morning
and will spend week or ten days at
the register of deeds office gathering
various facts for the commission.
Miss Baker returned to Madison
Monday to resume work at the library
there and Miss Hyslop, of the Free
Library Commission, came here to take
her place and will spend the month of
March at our Library.
Roy Tewalt and wife spent Monday
night with relatives here and Tuesday
morning went to La Crosse to attend
the funeral of an aunt of Mrs. Tewalt,
after which they will return to their
home at Summer, Iowa.
-Manley Norris and wife left Monday
morning for Waukegan, Where they
have an engagement. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris are called the 'fBig Norris Band
and not only play ten Instruments at
the same time, but make melodious
harmonies.
==-Mrs Mary Iyerson has sold her
farm ii the town of Viroqua, adjoining
the st. PAU tracks, to Chris Aberg
for consideration of So, 600. Mrs.
Iverson expects to make her home
elsey Aai =, but has not decided positively.
Mn. Iillard Hammond, a repre-
sentative of a large dry goods manu-
| featuring concern of Minneapolis, was
calling on the trade here Mr.. Ham
mond was at one time business man
of Tomah and latter was located at
Mauston.
Last reports from George Ne Con
igal at Chicago, are to the effect that
/ Mrs. Me Gonigal, who underwent two
critical operations last Friday and Sat
urday, is improving at a satisfactory
rate, and un.A some complication sets
in, stands an excellent chance Of fully
recovering.
There viii be a hanquet in the
| assembly room at the high school Thurs
day evening given by the two debating
societies, the Girls Badger club and
Bows Bryan club, as a celebration Of
the victories of the two debating teams.
The ladies' aid of the Congregational
church are to do the catering and the
students are anticipating jubilee.
Chief of Police George Shippy of
Chicago was attacked by an anarchist
yesterday, and in the struggle his son
was probably fatally wounded The
attacE is believed to have been the re-
suit of a widespread conspiracy to harm
officials who have been active in sup
pressing manifestations Of anarchy in
that city. The anarchist was Instantly
killed fyy Mr., Shippy.