Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
-"Awful!o does not describe it.

The best of cement as we'll as clay
brick for sale at Thayer's.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have four
good bargains in horses left.
-Chas. Groh purchased gasoline
stove of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Miss Gjcrda Olson of Wostby was
Saturday caller in Viroqua.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building! Phone 66.
Herman Atkins is again employed
at Knudson Bros. farm machinery depot.
Chris Kvale bought La Crosse
disc last week of Chas. S. Slack Il Co.
Robert Arnold has purchased the
residence of ID. F. Mains in the First
ward.
Glover Leaf, Litchfeld and Great
Western manure spreaders at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Gale Smith left Friday for Gsttys-
burg, South Dakota, where he will join
his father.
The philosophical way TO think of
it is to hope that we may have long,
open, pleasant fall.
Misses Tracy and Helen Huschka
of Sparta are visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
Mrs. Ed. Culver of Minneapolis is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. f. John
son, for few days.
Mrs. S. C. Letson of Sparta is visit
ing her sisters, Mesdames Kit Pierce and
Ole Anderson, and other relatives in
Viroqua.
Il have placed in my store new up
to-date engraving machine that will
do perfect work. c. M. Morrison, Jew
eler.
John Till, the plaster -on-the- back
healer, has gone to Austria. his native
land. 1t is said that he will never re-
turn to this country.
Harry Stewart has severed his con-
nection as dry goods salesman with w.
F. Lindemann Co. and will return to
his home at River Falls.
1t is the general comment that 1909
is year minus a spring that from
winter we jump into the lap of sum
mer, or sentiment to that effect.
Mrs. James Parker and sister, Mrs.
Robt. White of Michigan, who is visit
ing her, spent Sunday with their niece,
Mrs. Chas. Newman of La Crosse.
L. j. Martin has been compelled
by sickness to temporarily abandon
work as travelling salesman and is at
his home in this city suffering from an
attack of pneumonia.
The many frie nds he made during
his former residence in this city will be
pleased to learn that Chas. Parker is
again an empltye at the hardware store
of Martin & Kuebler.
Miss Grace Arlington has resigned
her position a. The W.F. Lindemann Co.
store and will leave in few days for
Aberdeen, Sou.h Dakota, where she
has a clerical position.
As disinfectant and louise killer
for stock, Hygeno surpasses all other
preparations Of a like nature You owe
it to your farm animals to purchase
some of it at o. E. Davis.
Judging from the amount Of wall
paper that is leaving Terhune's paint
and wall paper store, people generally
are finding out the place at which they
Cdn deal most economically.
Rev. Jesse f. Sarles, late pastor
of Viroqua Congregational church, was
recently operated upon tor appendicitis
at his Amigo home, and favorable re-
ports are received from him.
Lots of old people have been kept
busy 0f late endeavoring to remember
if we ever had such an unfavorable
April as the one just gone out Truly
it was a bad one for bringing forth
MAY flowers.
Tornadoes, cyclones and windstorrns
are the hazards you cannot guard
against. Buy 81 900 policy protecting
your property against them from John
Dawson g. Co. 81 for one year, $4 for
three years. You cannot afford ~ do
without one.
Mrs. MART Larson, after suffering a
stroke of paralysis two weeks ago,
died at the home Of Jacob Sorenson.
Deceased was SO years old and mother
Of Mrs. Sorenson. Funeral held at the
house, burial in Coon Prairie cemetery,
Rev. n. Holvorsen officiating. 49, Westby
TimeC.
Yiroqua and vicinity had two wind
storm damages in the storm that caOs-
ed such severe damage IN the southern
and central states. Michael StOehr,
west Of the city, had a large barn part
~ unroOfed, and Col c. NJ. Butt Of
this city had his windmill blown down
and saine damage done TO buildings.