Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources

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Get prices on cedar posts at Tib-
bits-C meron's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Rev. H. C. Smelly is attending a
church conference at Whitehall.
The small boy with his marbles is
the .surest sign of spring yet come to
notice.
Albert johnson of Soldiers Grove
Sundayed in this city with his brother
Henry
Merchant C. B. Fortney of Liberty
Pole is able to be out again after Sc
we're ilbess.
-Ano her rev and extensive line
Blue Front Store.
Miss lisa Joyce, will return to her
normal studies at Duluth, after brief
vacation spent with parents.
Anyone wishing cut flowers on short
notice, leave orders with P. H. Ofte-
dahl at Viroqua Shoe Store.
AS soon as can get my stock of
wall paper in shape | will offer you
some good bargains. o. E. Davis
Fred Groves and three sons of Vir-
oqua town left last Monday for Mon
tana where they expect to remain for
the summer.
Wall paperl Remnants and re-
mainders of patrons, large assert
ment, at prices having no regard for
first cost, at Towner's.
Coming, at the Opera house next
week, Friday and Saturday, the Corless
Bulger Co. and their famous troup of
trained goats. "a decided hit.
CLAUS Gilbertson, late register of
deeds, is soon to return to agricultural
pursuits, having purchased the old Bel
land farm near Three chimneys.
Wanted, by gentleman. good fur
nished room nprivate residence, within
two or three blocks of Viroqua post
Office. Direct to P. 0. box No. 70.
Fred Wise, who spent most of the
winter at home, departed for the Al
berta, Canada, country on Saturday, to
resume operations on his fine farm.
20. A. Kalvestran has been spend
ing a few days at home. The Equity
warehouse, which he has charge of at
Gays Mills, is about ready for opera
tion.
"A large rdmber of neighbors came
from the fo,mer home section, Reads.
town and elsewhere, to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. John r. Lake in this city
last Saturday.
Remember that the CENSOR office
is the most satisfactory place to have
town election tickets printed. Mail and
telephone orders promptly filed. Names
correctly spelled.
Henry Blashek and ]. r. Batliek,
treasurers respectively of Stoddard and
Bergen, were business and social cal
lers at the CENSOR office while in the
city on Saturday.
"A number of good horses were
picked up here on Friday by Buyer
Light and others. Prices are sl1yward
for clean and desirable animals, as high
as $3.50 being paid
Managers of sugar camps tell the
CENSOR that this is poor season for
production of sweets, because there is
practically no frost in the woods. Still
a number of sugar bushes" are being
operated.
After spending two months va
cation period at the home of her parents,
Miss Clara Olson returned last Sunday
to Fargo, North Dakota, to resume her
clerical duties.
DIR. Ben Norris, eye specialist. has
located for permanent quarters at Port
age. A local paper states that he was
induced to this action by members of
the Portage city band, which organiza-
ton he has joined.
Report is that G. j. Cherrington,
who was recently operated on at Luth-
eran hospital for gall stones and appen-
dicitis, is progressing slowly. His case
has been serious one and the patient
is not out of danger. Mrs. CherriHgton
is with her husband.
John Dempsky paid fine of $40
and costs in Justice Crooks court for
carrying a concealed weapon, and an
other fine of $50 and costs for pointing
a revolver at Dick Goode, both cons-
plants being sworn out by Goode,
Dempsky pleading guilty to OIL h
chharges. Readstown Tribune.
From the group CT fine pine trees
located on the southwest corner of vi
roqua school grounds two of the num-
Der have been dismantled by the axe
man, necessitated by fading condition
of the same Doubtless a few school
boys remember when the sprigs we're
ptdhISA AHShS hAOiS ShaA AOA1y JSoio
ago.
Harry Bailey, VINO has been en-
gagged in editing and publishing the
ViroqGa Republican, at Viroqua, for
the past three years, arrived in this
city Friday last and will remain with
his father, L D. Bailey, and be as
ISOLATED with him in work on the Rus
tic for an Indefinite time. --Richland
Rustic.
The Viola Intelligencer says the
concert given by the Third Infantry
band on March 5rG, was one of the
best entertainments to which Viola
audience ever listened This is practi-
cally the same prograul to be given
here tomorrow lThursda. J evening, st.
Patrick's day, in the school house The
entire proceeds go to the high school
fund. Admission, 25c.
Grant Cox was in from Purdy and
told the CENSOR of big doings held by
their Woodman camp last Saturday
night, an all-nignt session, in which
Retreat choppers joined, seventy-five
members being present, closing with an
oyster supper Purdy camp has had
twenty adUptions since January, with
seven more on the road. During an ex-
istence of twelve years Purdy camp has
sustained but one death in its member
ship
Members of Col Butt family were
called to Ferryyille to attend the fun
eraI of their relative, Hon. John A.
Haggsrty. who died last Thursday,
efto~ a rnan4f,sS illnaSR Mr. Hauoers q