Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Sources

Boost Viroqua.
/ Plant beds are the order.
Roads have improved rapidly of
late.
B. F. Purdy was at Cashton on a
business errand.
Wall paper at Towner's, sc per
roll and upwards.
w. C. T.U. meets with Mrs. George
Bush next Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second aoc.
! Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Nothing better Sherwin- Williams
1nar-not at O. E. Davis drug store.
Father Edward O'Reily was here
to hold Catholic services last Sunday
Just remember that rerhune's wall
paper sale will continue up to Saturday.
George Wheeler purchased a La
/ Crosse Badger truck OF Chas S. Slack
& Go.
Geo, w Hall has leased the Lind
/ restaurant and viii take possession May
first
Our motto: Everything the best
I The most of the best for the least at
/ Rogers.
Rev. NJ Finstad of Folsom, was
pleasant caller at the CENSOR Office on
Monday.
+ DR. and Mrs. Nyc of Viola were
guests OF the formers sister, Mrs. John
Chase, Saturday.
Rev. Hartwell is having a respite
/ from ministerial duties, having gone to
Moline, Illinois, for weeks stay.
O. D. Lester of Towerville, is at
the residence of l.. G. Davis taking
/ treatment from DR.. w NJ Trowbridge.
--Nyaps face cream. a superior non
{ greasy, nourshipg skin tone, relieving
sunburn and chapped skin. o. E. Davis,
druggist.
Peryencheres, the full blood Per
cheron stallion is kept at Chas s. Slack
d Co.'S barns III Viroqua during the
breeding season.
Herbert Livingston of Janesville,
was here the fore part Of the week,
the guest of his brothers, Arthur and
George Livingston.
Nyars handy lotion for chapped
hands, face or lips, roughness of the
ing. Q. L. Davis, druggist.
Remember all suits and overcoats
marked down for the great sale, still
go at the same price. No changes
made. The Blue Front Store.
a Reedsbuyg paper says that more
,han half of the towns in Sauk county
voted money at the late election to be
used IN permanent road building.
Head Consul Talbot and Congress
man Esch win be principal speakers at
the big picnic of western Wisconsin
Woodnlan association in Sparta on June
10th
Nels D. Nelson, wife and daughter
of Mayville, North Dakota, were called
to the town of Franklin by the illness
Of the formers mother, Mrs. David
Nelson.
Former County Clerk Don Sherman
WAS in the city on business Monday.
While here he purchased driving ami
NAL from Abner Silbaugh and rode
through to Madison.
Notwithstanding coolness ef the
weather many fisherman have bundled
themselves up in fur coats and winter
mittens and angled for the fnnybeauties.
Slim success has been their portion.
Good work has been done on our
Nt1J GtICEAS b} LAAG SGtib QIdE l.
The leyeling process has made the
standing the unusual bad conditions.
-Adolph Hauge came from Coon
Valley tospend Sunday with his mother.
He has disposed of his barber business
then md is ere this enroute to Seattle
to take charge of shop he has con-
tracted for.
Mrs. Gott and daughter Amy are
home from La Crosse, where the young
lady underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis, and her friends will be graft
fled to know that her trouble was sue
cessfully treated.
Mrs. Frank Esler was in the city
visiting the Rayner family and other
relatives and friends. Since the death
of her husband last season she has re-
sided with her mother, Mrs. William
Frazier, at Sparta.
%. N. Wig came from Litchfield.
Minnesota, to mingle for few days
with friends and relatives in Viroqua
ard also at Avalanche, where he sue
.cessfully conducted general store for
a number Of years.
AT lost evenings session of the
c:ty council Millard Graham was elected
street commissioner, and Frank Riley
marshall for another year. c. w.
Chase was authorized and empowered
to collect the poll tax.
For the fair contest there is still
some Of the Wisconsin No. corn, and
Wisconsin No. 8 barley left. Any boy
or girl who would like to enter the con
test call at G F. Dah's drug store and
get a package f. W. Alexander.
Mrs. Mat Donohoe, died at Ontario
last Saturday and was inferred at st. /
Patrick church, Monday. Mrs. Donohoe
was 65 years old, one of the pioneer
women Of Whitestown, locating there
when 1t was almost a wilderness. Mr.. /
Donohoe died some years ago
Messrs. j. F. Nuzum and D. F.
Mains returned from their western trip. +
They purchased three thousand acres
Of Montana lands and expect in the !
near future to put in two retail lumber
yards in embreyo towns in that state
MIR. Mains expects to 60 ont and super
wise the establishment Of the business. /
Judge J. J. Fruit is still being
treated 1t ST. Francis hospital in La
Crosse, with little show Of improve
ment His friends are making strenuous
efforts to secure the services of other
judges to occupy the bench in the diff
ferent counties Of the circuit, dsiness {
before which is becoming very much