Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
Bits of Local News
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Dun and for few days.
- Abner Ferguson of Sparta was
VirC Iua visitor recently.
Prof. Skinner of the State Univer-
sity visited our schools Wednesday
Oliver Harris has returned from
his winters work in the northern woods.
Mrs G. A. Aiken and little daugh-
ter are spending the week at La Crosse.
&C. w. Graves and C. ]. Smith were
in attendance at circuit court at Sparta.
Eugene Doerr of La Crosse trans
acted business at Viroqua last Thurs
day.
Miss Lulu Thompson returned Thurs
day evening from her visit at West
Salem.
Mrs. Milhe T.emer of La Crosse
visited with Mis- Hannah jacobson re-
Gently.
Ed Hewitt of Minneapolis visited
his wife and other relatives at Viroqua
last week.
-Hamp Miller, who is employed at
Minneapolis, spent few days with his
children at Viroqua.
George Davis has moved into the
Mrs. Lulu Morris house in the eastern
part of the city.
Miss Frances Dach is taking her
vacation from her studies at Appleton
and visiting her parents.
John Young purchased fine mare
of Chas. S. Slack a. Co. Monday, and
they have plenty more good horses to
sell.
Mrs. Rastus Bowman fell upon
slippery floor last Wednesday afternoon
in the Davis drug store ard injured p
knee joint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spellum Of La
Crosse were down last Friday to visit
friends and attend the party at the
Opera house.
Mrs. Phillip Omundson died last
Tuesday. She formerly lived near
Springville and later moved to La
Crosse and vicinity.
AT Genoa Ed. Kimball had cow
killed by the locomotive of passenger
tram. Bossy thought she could look
the engine out of countenanee but failed
to make good
Walter Proctor made business
trip to Chicago last week to purchase
the new furniture and fixtures for the
restaurant in the basement of the new
bank building.
Miss Josie Thompson, the milliner
at La Fargo, stopped over with friends
at VirOqua this week on her return
from Chicago, where she has been pur-
chasing her summers S stock. S
Miss Lena Michaelson has returned
20 Viroqua from Ohio, where she has
been employed for some time, being
summoned on account of the illness of
her father, Nels Michaelson.
Henry johnson is spending a few
days with his parents at SOldiers Grove,
and may go down to Prarie du Chen to
take few treatments for the rheuma-
tism which is troubling him
james johnson and Gustav Nordin
are preparing for springs work by
purchasing a Fuller & johnson pillow a
piece, and Mr.. Nordin a dagger tooth
lever harrow of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Prof. F. C. Bray, who has been
head of La Fargo schools for the past
two years, has resigned, to take effect
with close of the present school year
He has the reputation of first-class
educator.
julie Simpson and S. M. Pierce each
purchased fine Northwestern buggy
of Chas. S. Slack & Co. Mr.. Slack says
,r on Northwestern buggy or sleigh
in twenty-one years.
-Kickapoo valley declamatory league,
representing schools at La Fargo, Viola,
Soldiers Grove and Seneca, will be held
big day for the valley educators
pupils and their friends.
Spring March 2l-opened with fine
weather and pleasant conditions that
BODIES good for our people. We have
merlike was last March. but we had no
real spring thereafter till June.
The celebrated will contested case
of Christian Bauer of Hillsboro, that
was recently decided against the con-
testant will we understand, be appealed
to supreme court. This has long been
before probate and circuit courts.
Any farmer can take a Great
Western" Or Omega" cream sepa-
rator on trial with any other style or
make Of cream separator and keep the
machine that he decides is the best for
him to buy. Chas. S, Slack & Co. sell
them.
Col. c. f. Morley has received a
dispatch from Congressman Murphy to
the effect that Speclai pension Dill
granting a S24 pension to our esteemed
townsman, H. c. Gosling, had been
favorably reported upon by the COM
mittee.
Mr.. 0. l.. Stromand paid the CEN
soR office a farewell visit this week be-
fore he departs for Norway. He will
spend few days at Westby visiting
friends, and will then leave for his
native land with wife and daughter.
His last request was that the CENSOR
might he sent him regularly during his
sojurn
The Buckeye seeders need no rec
ommend. Chas. S Slack & Co, have
lust received a large number of the
latest improved Buckeye seeders and
will continue, as in the past twenty-one
years of their business career, to put
the Buckeye. Monitor and Tiger seed
ers and drills against the worlds best
products in the grain seeding line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Proctor en-
tertained "A company of friends at their
home Wednesday evening, and although
dav late st. Patrick was in evidence.
The prizes bore the green color ana the
refreshments were tastefully planned
to carry oUt the popular feature. The
cakes were cut in the shape of a sham
rock leaf. served with green ices and
green candies. Five tables played five