Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05

With sadness that was kin to pain
Maud slowly sauntered down thelane
She n.ver knew what might have been
But for taat hat the Judge had seen
Assessors will soon be on the go.
Ernest Kuehn spent Sunday in La
Crosse.
Wall paper all grades and prices at
Towner's.
Miss Ella Fridell is home for
brief vacation.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
John Henry spent Sunday with
friends at Westby.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau. Wisconsin.
Fishing tackle, the kinds that
catch them, at Towner's.
Dance Thursday night tomorrow
at Opera hall. Tickets soc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ionai Bank building. Phone 80.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
j. W. Lucas has purchased one of
John Z. Nuzum's residences in First
ward.
Great Western and Wisconsin dairy
cream separators at Chas. S. Slack &
Co.'S.
Mrs. Torger Fortney entertained a
party of friends at her home Friday
afternoon.
Extra good bill at the Electric
theater tonight and Saturday. Ad-
mission l0c and sc.
Miss Belva Saugstad of Westby
visited her cousin, Alma Nelson, Sun
day and Monday.
Electric theater tonight and Sat-
urday night. Special feature films and
plenty of comedy.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are selling
the w. C.. Shinn pure copper cable
lightning rods and telephone protector.
For sale, one rocking chair. one
bedstead, leather couch and dining table
Cheap for the next two weeks. j. M
White.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a few
seeders and drills left that they will
trade for good wood or give time until
fall on approved notes.
VIM. Smell is employed at the local
telephone office as night operator.
Miss Myrtle Ranger, who held THAT po-
sition, has accepted employment at La
Crosse.
The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Brye, who has been seriously
i'll, is very much better. Mr. Brye,
who was called home from Readstown.
has returned to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hall have
rented the north room of the W. ID.
Lind building, where they will conduct
1nGfaIIraut art1 baLorYr NV faol-
possession the first day Of May
Mrs. Isabel Stevenson, who lives
with her neiee, Mrs. S. c. Jackson, of
Billings, Montana, has been in the city
the past week visiting Mrs d. Strawn
and other friends. She expects to stay
in this vicinity during the summer.
Why not save $4 to $5 on strictly
up-to- date, stylish spring suits, the ia.
nous 4 dler and Herman Vile guaran-
teed suits in all the new shades? This
you can do by going to the Blue Front
Store.
Inspection of our line of wall paper
and paint will reveal a pleasing COM
bination of quantity, quality. complete
ness and economy. We are confident
OF satisfying your every whiIn and need.
o. +. Davis.
Skovgaard and his company, which
appears at the Opera house on the
evening of May II, brings a quality of
art to Viroqua with which we are sell
dom blessed. The musically inclined
should not fail in attending.
-Skovgaard, the famous Danish
violinist, will appear at the Opera house
en- Tuesday evening, March 11th, being
ably supported by Miss Alice McClung,
pianist, and Miss Marie r. Hovey,
reader and soloist Tickets, 35c and
SOC: will be on sale and to be reserved
at the Brown Music store Monday morn
ing.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office: Anton johnson, c. E. johnson,
H. Davis, One Minute Mfg. Co, So
ac Short, James Peirce, James Merrick,
Peter Peterson (3), John B. DeLacy,
Hans o. Yttri, Ed. johnson, w. NJ.
Wayman ~, Frank Bentley, X. B.
Clark, j. S. Henry.
Ed. Tarault, OF Sparta, is said to
be authority for the stament that q
years ago the first of May he exper-
fenced weather similar to the unseason-
able condition we are having this spring.
He SAYS that on that date he broke ice
a quarter of an inch thick in the water
pail before he could get water to wash
H. as ne ICuleIuBSES ~, litdL year lIONSd
q bumper one for crops.
-Soren Lawson died at his home
in Soldiers Grove on Tuesday of last
week, aged seventy-two years. He
was skilled carpenter and built many
edifices in that locality Some years
ago he was employed by /. w. Blake,
who did business as contractor and lum-
Der dealer in this city. Of late years
Mr.. Lawson had charge of the light
plant and pumping station at Soldiers
Grove. The remains were brought 70
this city on Friday and funeral services
held at the residence of l.. P. Peterson,
local Masonic lodge having charge. In-
terment was made in city cemetery.
w. A. Carter, publisher of the Re-
corder at Dickinson, North Dakota, is
in the city to brush up memories long
since grown rusty by reason Of some
fifty years absence, barring one visit
thirty years ago. MIR. Carter was a
worker in the CENSOR shop a half-cen-
tury ago He grav.lsted westward to
TIE Dakotas, and affiliated himself with
an extensive job Office at Fargo. About
seventeen years ago he removed to
Dickinson and has since directed the
destiries oS the Recorder. Under his
eye the little hamlet he found has ex-
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