Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-23
Short News Stories of Interest,
Picked Up by Censor Reporter. from varIou.

Clean up.
Streets and roads are dusty.
| Now, commence to slick up.
Tobacco plant beds are making.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Dudley's coffees at J. Omundson's s.
The Mississippi is now clear of ice.
/ Wall paper at Towner's. Sc double
roll and up.
"A. E. Perkins was at La Crosse
last Sunday.
Did you ever experience such q
March? Guess not.
Albion Llndemann has returned from
a business trip to Chicago.
John Quick has accepted employ
ment at The Fair Savings store.
Plenty of dry barn boards, white
pine, at Tibbits-Cameron's yard.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ionRl Bank building. Phone 80.
Garden making viii soon be in order
if this splendid weather continues.
Remember the date Of the Skov-
gard concert is Friday, April LIST.
Everybody is cordially invited to
the dance after the show Saturday
night.
I'm many sections of the state farm
ers have been blowing for week or
more.
"A great many bargains in lumber,
shingles, roofings, brick, etc. at J.. w.
Thayer's.
The Third regiment band will un-
dergo inspection by General King on
Monday night next.
IF you want to build barn, figure
with Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Co. They
save you money.
Marquette Portland cement is to be
used in building of new Jail and is for
sale by j. w. Thayer.
Mrs. Arthur Hebbard of Minnea-
polls is in the city the guest of her
father, j. Henry Tate.
Ed. Snodgrass and family have
moved into Mrs. Clarence Smiths re-
sidenee on Rusk avenue.
To every person buying 25c worth
of postal cards will be presented post
card album at Towner's.
Send or bring your election tickets
to the CENSOR office to be printed.
Quick returns guaranteed.
The new spring "Ralston Health"
shoes await your inspection. The best
on the market. The Blue Front Store.
John Crooks of Readstown was
ViroQua caller yesterday. He was ac-
companied by his neice Miss Bessie
Cowden.
After term of years residence
near La Fargo Mrs. Arch Morrison will
again reside in her residence in the
Third ward of this city.
Carl Theige of Viroqua town lies in
critical condition in La Crosse hos
pital, having undergone second opera
ton for tumor affection.
See Mrs Bronson before buying
your suit. Agent for Stevens Bros,
Chicago. Every suit guaranteed per-
feet fitting. Phone 100.
Howard Bennett of Alberton, Mon
tana. spent couple of days with rela-
tives in Viroqua and vicinity. He is a
freight conductor on the Milwaukee
railway.
1T is time to paint. Nothing adds
more to the attractive. IS or longevity
of house than good paint. We sell
the best in paints, oils and varnishes.
A. j. johnson.
Having rented his farm on McLees
Ridge and disposed of his personal
property Henry Eliason, together with
his family, will depart on a land-seek-
ing tour in North Dakota. If pleased
with the change they will make their
home in that state.
Mail Carrier John Krogan informs
US that Thos Stevens, Hans Stinson
and Jake Amodt, town of Viroqua farm
ers, are doing most commendable job
of road dragging adjacent to their
places Would that every farmer might
emulate their excellent example.
Last week Marion Harris disposed
of his farm located five miles east of
Viroqua, to Edward Wig of this city.
Mr.. Harris has resided on this farm for
a long term of years. On Monday Of
next week he will sell at auction his
live stock, farm machinery, vehicles,
harness, tobacco lath, hay and grain.
Sale begins at 1000 a. m. Free lunch
at noon.