Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-12


Wall paper all grades and prices at
Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
See Martin & Kuebler's ad. for
special each Saturday.
Now pick May flowers. They are
pretty scrawny, however.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau. Wisconsin.
Fishing tackle, the kir Is that
catch them, at Towner's.
Lutte Purdy came from Cashton to
spend Sunday at home in this city.
DR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Money to loan on real estate sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
w. T. Goodman, one of the old res
idents Of Newton community, was in
the city on Monday.
-Kilbourn City is making efforts to
secure the location of an automobile
factory for that town.
Jim Mccall, travelling salesman,
was with Viroqua relatives and friends
for an over-Sunday stay.
William Bates, one of La Fargo s
leading citizens, died from pneumonia
at the age of seventv-eight.
For the first time in the history of
the state penitentiary at Waupun there
are over 700 prisoners there.
All kinds of fresh lime, plaster and
Portland cement. Always fresh and
the best. At Tibbits- Cameron s.
i have placed in my store a new up
to-dates engraving machine that will
do perfect work. c. NJ. Morrison, Jew
eler.
Andrew MelIem has accepted po-
sition as salesman in Mandan, North
Dakota, clothing store, leaving for that
place recently.
Mrs Walter S. Proctor departs for
Ft Wayne, Indiana, to join her hus-
band, where they operates pleasure re-
sort for the season.
Fred a. Tate of Rice Lake, has
been reappointed member of the state
dental board. He is a ViroGua boy,
son Of ]. Henry Tate.
In the Kickapoo VALLEY oratorical
contes' .eld 1T La Fargo, Seneca school
carried away first and second honors,
La Fargo third, Viola fourth.
The Saturday night dance at the
NJ. W. A. hall is proving to be very
popular. Good order good music, good
crowd, good time. Don miss the next
one.
William Eagon and family moved
from Stoddord to Lamville, Minnesota,
where the gentleman is employed on
government works in Mississippi river
improvements.
-Nels E. Fortney has become owner,
by purchase, of the east half of the
large stone barn in connection with
Hotel Fortney Neis Solverson retains
possession with his livery stock.
Mr., Fred Eckhardt arrived home
from West Baden, where he spent a
time taking baths. He feels that it is
a good place to take sorle of the rheu
matte aches out of man and build UP
his system.
Why not save 81 to S. on strictly
up-to- date. stylish spring suits, the ia
nous Adler 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 pleasing com
bination Of quantity. quality. complete
ness and economy, We are confident
of satisfying your every whim and need
o. E. Davis.
Mrs. 0. G. Munson arrived home,
Monday morning, after three weeks
absence with relatives in Chicago,
Madison and Montfort, Her daughter,
Barbara Vergeront, came with her foi
few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Hays were in
town from La Fargo on Saturday trans
acting business. Mr. Hays says mat
ters in their village promise well foi
the present season, although there are
those who are looking westward.
DIR. w. NJ. Trowbridge was al
Whitehall to pay brief visit to one OF
his neighbors Hon. John 0. Melby
who is slffering from an incurable af.
Fiction. Mr.. Melby is one of the most
prominent citizens and business men il
Trempealeau county.
-Assemblyman Kneen of Bangor,
accompanied by Hon. William Smith OF
the same city, came to Viroqua on Mon.
day to whet up the appetites of some
of our leading citizens on automobile
fodder Mr.. Kneen and his partner are
doing big business in that line. They
are honorable gentlemen.
All kinds of weather have pre-
vailed during the past week. From this
snow drift Of Monday came summer
heat on Wednesday, mercury ascend
ing the tube to "a degrees, cool breeze,
following with cold rains. Farmers
however. made considerable progress il
their fields at blowing and seeding.
On Friday nr. Marshall SurensoI
returned from three weeks of profes
sional observation Of eastern medica
colleges. In company with DR.. Chris
tianson of La Crosse, he visited Phils
delphia. Boston, New York, Washing
ton ami other cities. He reports con
tinuoGs disagreeaUle weather in tbs
east
In the lower house Of the legisls
ture, last Thursday, Assemblymai
Mains obtained an indefinite leave o
absence for the purpose Of going {,
his Montana interests. He now find
that matters have not opened as EARL
as he anticipated and be will likely re
turn 70 Madison TO resume his legisla
tlge duties.