Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-05
Short 'ews Stories Of Interest
Picked Up by oosor Reporters from Various Source.
with John Dawson & Co.


Roller skates with steel wheels SOC
at Towner's.
Wall paper at Towner's, SC per
roll and upwards.
Terhune makes a special price on
wall paper each Saturday.
Lumber, shingles, brick and cement
at bedrock prices at Thayer's.
Henry Lawrence of Viola visited
his son Paul of this city Sunday.
Hans Larson has purchased Sum
nit range of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
"A good cottage and several good
lots for sale cheap. j. w. Thayer.
Ed. Nichols and family now occupy
the Ole Emilson residence in Third
ward.
Our motto: Everything the best
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Oscar Larson has purchased a New
Process gasoline range of Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
Piano tunning. First-class work
guaranteed. Mr.. l.. Schmidt, with
Brown Music Co.
i think can show you the best sill
verware for the price that you ever
saw. c. NJ. Morrison, Jeweler.
-Messrs. Henry Laughenburg of
Rockland and Everett James of Sparta
were Viroqua callers on Saturday.
Buy your barn boards, cement,
plaster, brick and other material for
spring overhauling of John f. Nuzum.
New and stylish neckwear, hats,
caps and furnishing goods at less than
they can be had elsewhere. The Blue
Front Store.
-Thos Thompson and family have
moved from one of j. W. Browns re-
sidences into S. r. Pollard's frame dwell
ling house in Third ward.
Remember all suits and overcoats
marked down for the great sale, still
go at the same price. No changes
made. The Blue Front Store.
R. w. Rogerson has disposed of his
hardware and plumbing business to
Messrs. Sauer and Anderson of Austin,
Minnesota, who took charge on Monday.
i. D. Ingman has resigned has po-
sition as manager of the local electric
lighting plant to accept similar posi-
tion at Westby at an increase in salary.
Il clean and repair all kinds of
watches and clocks. If you expect
them to keep correct time, this is the
right system. G. M. Morrison, Jewel
~.
The regular weekly Saturday night
dance will be held at the Woodman hall.
You are assured of a pleasant time.
Best of music. Be there, or you'll
miss it.
Mrs. w. NJ Rohrer came from
Rock Elm, this state, to visit relatives
in this vicinity before departing with
her husband for their new home at
Junius, South Dakota.
To regulate the conduct of county
fairs and see to it that no gambling or
any devices of a swindling character are
used, the committee on claims of the
assembly expects to recommend the
bill for county fair inspectors.
Great care has been exercised in
the selection of our wall paper. The
patterns will appeal to your artistic
temperament. We can't be eclipsed
when it comes to either quality or
quantity in the paint line. o. E. Davis.
The manager of the DIR. Christian
son farm located in the town of Ster-
ling, was in Viroqua the fore part of
the week to receive a shipment of
thirteen full blood Guernsey cattle which
were recently purchased by DIR. Chris
tianson in New York state.
Rev. Guy Goodsell CLOSED his work
in the Boston theological school and
has returned to Wisconsin. He has
accepted work with the Baraboo south
side Methodist church. All friends
will be pleased to know that Guy is to
stay in Wisconsin, his native state.
The veterinary bill introduced by
Senator d. G. James allowing farmers
to treat minor diseases in animals, has
been passed by both houses of the leg
islature and become law. 1t permits
dehorning cattle, treatment of rstula,
SPAWN and other diseases by other than
veterinary surge ms.
AT his home in the village of Vic
tory resides one of the eldest men in
the county, Robert Tulloch, who is
ninety-two years of age. Mr.. Tulloch
is pioneer Of the old stock, having
lived in the county from an early day
During the past winter he has been
afflicted sorely with rheumatism.
On Saturday last the Wells Fargo
express company took charge of the
express business on the St. Paul rail-
way system. Ed. Lind has signed up
as local agent for the new company
and the office will not be changed from
its present location. Express over the
Southeastern railway is still handled by
the Unitad States company with Mrs.
Ed. Lind as local agent.
Mr.. L. Schmidt has located in our
city, and Will reside permanently if he
can find sufficient work in his profession
of tuning, repairing and regulating
pianos, and teaching the violin. Mr.
Schmidt learned his trade under Mr..
S H. Hademan of Elgin, Ilh ois, and
served an apprenticeship of four years.
Nj. Schmidt has been working at the
profession for ten years, the greater
part of the time with Montenegro Rhien
Music Co. of Louisville, Kentucky, one
of the largest music houses of the south.
He win be employed by the Brown
Music Co.
-Viroqua and one of her young lady
students at the state university have
been signally honored by having a
marked distinction for scholarship con-
ferred. Miss Ella NJ. Wyman is the
favored young woman. Each year the
university accords these honors TO
fourteen Seniors and seven Juniors for
highest marks and best works. The
fraternity honor of Phi Beta Kappa is
looked upon as one of the highest marks
of distinction that the great educational