Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-03-10
NEw CIRCUIT COURT ARRANGEMENT.
More FAvorable Dates Fixed for Vernon
County Terms

More Favorabls Dates fixed for Vernon
County Terms
On ar inside page of today's CENSOR
is published the enactment creating q
new court circuit 1t was believed that
Vernon county would be placed in new
district, but the legislature willed 9TH
erwise Juneau county was taken from
Judge Fruits territory and added to
the new rorthetn circuit, thus relieving
him of that much litigation BY the
terms of the new arrangement, dates
for court sessions are changed for our
county. The spring term will open son
the second Tuesday of April instead OF
June The fall session of court will
begin on the fourth Tuesday of Novem
Der instead of the second Tuesday in
December. These dates will prove to
be quite an advantage to farmers who
have business in court or called as jur-
ors and witnesses. In this new schedule
La Crosse county is to have four terms
of court a year.
George Groves spent Sunday with
friends at Viola.
Geo. Worbe of Genoa was busi-
ness caller here Monday.
Maurice Lemen is again employed
in the Republican Office.
Shoes are being closed out at 20
per cent, discount at Tate's.
Mrs F NJ Towner is confined to
her home with the Ia grippe.
"A good work team for sale at reas-
anable price. J. w, Thayer.
Mrs. Harry Dennis is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Gus Fulmer of La Fargo transacted
business here one day last week.
Mrs. H A. Nottingham of Stod-
dard visited friends here recently.
DIR. Chase, dentist, oface in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Frank Nuzum of Fargo visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Nuzum
Miss Tnga Moen has accepted a
position at the f. M Towner store.
Mike Joseph of La Fargo trans
acted business in this city, Thursday
w F. Morrison purchased light
milk delivery wagon of Chas. S. Slack
& Co
Mrs. Lewis johnson came from
Richlani Center for visit with rela-
tives
Something worth looking into in
the gas engine line at Chas. S, Slack
& Cos.
Edward Smith has accepted cleri-
cal position at the Diashek store at
Stoddard
For sale, three Hereford bulls and
eight brood sows Joseph Fl Forum,
Bristow
MIR. and Mrs Ben Dickson are
moving into the A. ]. Beat rooms on
Main street
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Tollefson
spent Friday and Saturday with friends
at La Crosse.
ida Everson spent a portion Of last
week with Mabel and Mildred Johnson
of Stoddard
M Newiin and Frank Taylor Of La
Fargo were business caller the city
one day recently.
Albert Springer and family have
moved to Stoddard, where they will
make their future home.
Wool dress goods, silks and trim
mings will he sold out at 20 per cent
discount at Tate's closing sale.
See the Wiscor sin Dairy cream
separator at. Chas. S Slack & Co.'S. 1t
is made at home and sold on trial.
A. S. Holland has placed his order
Crosse horse lift 10 disc grain drill.
Mrs c. NJ. Thompson entertained
the ladies' Of the Thursday club ard
their husbands a q six O'Clock dinner,
Monday evening.
Mrs Ray Bsye returned Monday
evening from the La Crosse hospital
where she submitted to an opera ton
for appendicitis.
-Knute Peterson Of North Dakota
has been renewing acGuaiDLances and
visiting relatives IN Vir0qua al Liberty
Pole, Readatown and Soldiers Grove.
The Mcrrymakers will hold a card
and dancing party at Opera hall next
Tuesday night This will probably be
the last party the club viii hold this
season.
Wild geese were wingirg their way
nOrthWard in great NUMBERS last Sun
day Hope they are not ieceiyirg
themselves and Fe earthly mortais b.
their early f ght as 70 the approach Of
spring.
-Advertised letters at the Viroaua
postCfilce: G r. Eby, Martin Hanson,
Mrs t. George, Mr. RoDers Kellar,
&alahias T0rRers08. Wm- Ward, Jr.,
Aur1ieiuation Of ths b V. NJ, Ernest
Ioldenhanes, Miss Anna Vetsch, Anton
Torgerson, J u. Carpenter, Gustav
Fortun. Gabriel Gabrils0n.