Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-03
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources
-Reautiful growing weather.

itor.
Dealers in real-estate. Wig & Sol
verson.
See Towner about your shades for
your porch.
Marvel -four is the cheapest to use.
A. E. Surenson.
All kinds of chick feed for sale at
Williams feed store.
Attorney Graves went to Monroe
county on a fishing trip.
Wall paper, from cent and up per
double roll at Iowner's.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John Z. Nuzum & Sons.
AT Surenson's where you get the
best of everything for the least.
Base ball goods and all kinds of out
door sporting goods at Towner's.
For that awful cough H. w. Bar
ker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
Our Village Postmaster-see him
at the Opera house next Tuesday night.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li7demann bank build
ing. "a 81
You can get that dainty perfume
Assertion Lily at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Miss Winnifred Baldwin returned
to Madison after weeks vacation at
home.
i have few wall paper remnants
left that will go at big bargain. o.
E. Davis.
With your next grocery order, in.
clude sack of Marvel flour at Suren-
sons grocery.
See Wig & Solverson about your
real-estate, they may be able to trade
it off for you.
DO you want to color or STENCIL
Get those Easy dyes at Towner's
Other dyes carried in stock.
First service in the new Lutheran
church will be held next Sunday. The
dedication will follow in June.
Will sell % cent can of K. c.
baking powder guaranteed pure, fol
IL cents; bargain at Sweger's.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes,
putty, window glass, chi-namel, fixall
freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Elmer E Powell and wife of Los
Angeles, California, are visiting among
numerous relatives and old-time friend;
in this city and section.
After an illness from erysipelas
and cor fnement to his home for a
month, Mr.. F. W. Kromrey is looking
after his gasoline and oil agency.
General and Mrs. Rogers are ex
pected home tomorrow. They have
been spending some weeks in Virginia
and Washington since leaving MIssiss-
ippi and Florida.
". A Stoddard of Ontario, R. P
Dalton of La Fargo, VIM. Dolen OF
Clinton and numerous others from diff
ferent sections of the country were
here Tuesday attending probate court
La Force Terhune and wife have
abandoned hotel business at Soldier;
Grove and moved to Richland Center
where Force will work at his trade Of
painter and paper hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith mourn
the death of a child, the little one die
ing while Mrs. Smith was making 8
visit to the parental home near Folsom
Their home is in the state of Oregon
On Sunday next the Southeastern
puts into effect a change of time fol-
running trains and reestablishes cheap
excursions for Sunday. We call atten-
ton to the announcement made else
where in the CENSOR.
Editor Munson left this morning
for Hayward, to appear as a witness
for the state in the celebrated trial Of
John Deitz and family. Interest of the
xuHnln in chic frio
which opened on Monday.
During this month rural carries
leave the Viroqua office two hours
earlier than usual, or soon after eight
o'clock. This arrangement is caused by
reason of the enlarged work of assert
ing, counting and weighing every piece
of mail.
Word comes from Ricnland Center
that Harry Bailey has purchased the
Richland Rustic, the newspaper prop.
cause of i'll health, Harry will doubt
less be happy to get back to his first
newspaper love, the Rustic.
Friends here of Fred R. Miller and
wife will rejoice with them over the
arrival of little girl baby at their
home in Chinook, Montana. Mrs. Mil
Ter was former Viroqua girl, Emma
Plough, longtime book-keeper for
the Tate Mercantile Company.
Fred Hanson returned from a trip
to Peoria, Illinois, where ne went to con-
suit his employers regarding future
operations. 1t was practically arran-
ged that Fred shall be manager of the
company's South American business
in the machinery handled there. Prob
ably his headquarters will be at Peoria
The CENSOR had pleasure and bus
mess calls from most of the assessors
while in the county seat to attend Sat
urday's meeting. Nearly every one of
the thirty three gentlemen are sub
scribers to the CENSOR. And that is
quite an index to the circulation cover
ed by the paper. You will find it in
pretty much every home in the county.
and that's what makes it valuable as
an advertising medium.
Benjamin Williams arrived in the
city on Sunday, after an absence of
several months spent in Europe, re-
naming most of the time in his native
Wales. He enjoyed the trip coming
and going and spent several months
pleasantly with kindred, glad, however,
to be among old neighbors and friends
where be has so long resided. His niece,
Miss May Lawrence of Cardiff, accom-
ponied Mr.. Williams here.
-Thos. A. Thompson of Coon Valley,
spent day circulating among Viroqua
relatives and acquainta noes. Mr..
Thompson IS highly pleased with his ven