Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28


Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Mrs. L. W Swain visited at the
old Readstown home.
Fishing tackle, the kinds that
catch them, at Towner's.
ATTEND the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau. Wisconsin.
Mrs J. KellieutJ Of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in Viroqua.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ioGal Bank building. Phone 81.
T. w. Shepard came from Iowa to
sperd a few days with his family here.
Chaa. J. Saith purchased a La
Crosse sod breaker Of Chas. S. Slack q
Go.
y. II. Sherrick and family were here
from Caahton to pass Sunday with rel
atives.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Tcwner's np-to-date patterns at rare
bargains.
William Bratlie Of Westby trans
acted business in Viroqua between trains
last Friday.
Two iocies of snow covered mother
earth 20 We tern #isco.:sin last Satur-
diy moe9iDg
Chas. S. Slack & Co. have the New
Process +" gasoline stoves and the Sum-
mt steel ranges.
Torger Ytai purchased La Crosse
firm wagon aad some binding twine Of
CAas. ;. Slack K Co.
DIR and Mrs. {. S. Smith came
from Elro, 10 spend Sunday with Mr.
aud Mrs Il. P. Proctor.
Theodore Erickson and II. E. An
Gsrson bought steel lever harrows on
Saturday OF Chas. S SLACK & Co
Mr.. Fred Eckhard+ is at West
Baden taking treatment in the cura-
tive waters Of tnat celebrated health
resort.
Late County Clerk !. J. Marshall
and Jacob Cowee, both OF La Fargo.
purchased section OF land near Ismay,
Montana.
w D. Lind, Torger Fortney. f. A.
Chase, A J. Johnson, John Side, Henry
Hendrickson and other VrOqua gentle
men were in La Crosse on Saturday.
The Tribune says the tobocco crew
in Readstown finished this season 5
sorting. The warehouse will open again
in q short time for the purpose of stem
ming.
Thomas Deayer Of Ross spent Sun
day in the city with relatives Accom-
panied by his wife MIR. Deaver expects
to start on a western sojourn of several
months duration, spending most of the
time with daughter in Washington.
Why not save $4 to SIS 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.
The CENSOR is in receipt Of I2-
page souvenir edition of "The Victor
(I0wa) Record sent to us by our
former townsman, T. W. Latta tt is
newsy veil written edition and from
amechanical standpoint a credit to the
printery which produced it.
The commissioner appointed to APP
praise the tract 3f land near Sparta,
which the government will purchase
for an artillery range, have filed their
report. The report fixes the price of
10000 acres of land which viii be taken
by the government at $6l, ,686.
Martin Nelson, one of our young
men who has been forging to the front
in late years, now faculty member of
the agricultural college in Nebraska,
has accepted a professorship in the
agronomy department of the university
of Arkansas at an increased salary.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Beck have pur-
chased from d. T. Mains his farm,
portion of the old Moody place, a mile
west of this city. 1t is expected when
Nr Beck retires from official life they
viii return here and make this their
= rmanent home. 1t was with that in
" that they made the purchase.
Following closely the death of his
aged wife came the announcement that
Peter Heggestuen had died near Coon
Prairie church on the 18th instant, at
the advanced age of eighty-seven years.
Only five days interviewed between the
passing of these life companions. They
were father and mother to CLAUS Gil
bertson, late register Of deeds.
Next Saturday occurs annual meet
ing of the county agricultural society
for the purpose of revising r-oinium
list and making other arrange ments for
the fall fair. Officers are de!irous that
all interested in the success of the fair
shall be present and lend influence and
suggestions thai win be helpful to the
annual showing of Vernon county re-
sources Be present, you, and give the
officers a helping hand.
Mr.. ]. n. Zook was in the city last
Saturday doing business and saying
farewell 10 friends. With his family
Mr.. Zook located near Newton thirty
six years ago. Tomorrow they turn
their back on the friends ard neighbors
of these many years md start for North
Dakota to take possession Of aud farm
the homestead located last TALL. Emmett
and another son have claims near
Wallace Rude also takes final leave OF
Newton, going with tire look party.
The Milwaukee papers of Saturday
contained the picture Of ROB. fainter,
of this city, ana sensational write up
to the effect that he had been absent
from his work at Beioit coll -ge since
Easter Sunday, and fear were enter
tanned that he had meet foul play
Later reports are to the effect that
Rob. uncerem1niously left school and
has signed Tith Dubuque. Iowa. base
ball league for the season. Itseems that
he spent Easter with his brother, Dr.
Bertram T4inter at Milwaukee, and ne
was presumed to have gone from there
to his college work at Beloit.
George +. Spurrier Of Pasorobles,
California. passed through Yiroqua last
Thursday enroute hnne after visit