Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-27
Short News Stories of Interest
lex Ups by Censor Comng Doings
viroqua and Vicinity
suparOta dairy feed, 81 80 at Thay-

-Canyas gloves DC per pair at Stoll
& Groves.
Two oounds ginger snaps for 15c,
at Ron-r & F-ax's
Hedge Larson of Coon was among
our callers, Yesterday.
Eight cent apron bingham. 5sc per
yard, at Roman & Felix's.
Dress ginghams a very low prices.
this week, al Roman & Felix's
Mr.. R. W. Rogerson is taking baths
at Hot Springs for rheumatism.
Dr.. mass, ientist, office ii Ist-
ional Bank building Phone 81
First quality table oil cloth, zoe,
second guilty 15c per yari, at Roger
son & Dahl's.
DR. Butt was at La Fargo, meet
ing his wife there, who spent some
weeks at Hillsboro.
Special prices on barn boards and
all kinds of shingles. Call and see US.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment asking bids for building of a
Lutheran parsonage at Coon Valley.
Supervisor Lewis of De Soto and
his brother w. A. of Bloomingdale, met
in the city on business last Thursday.
Best grade guaranteed Comstock
Spanish tobacco seed for rs cents per
ounce, at Rogerson & Dahl's store,
Viroqua.
Headquarters for tobacco seed at
Sweger's Grocery. | carry the cele-
DRAFTED Coons seed, Cuban Hybred and
Spanish Comstock.
Frank B. Southwick departed for
his home at Salem, Oregon, after a
brief visit with relatives and friends
about the boyhood stamping grounds.
Watch for the hand-painted picture
display in Martins grocery window.
The hand. paintings are straight from
Japan something entirely new and up
to-date.
Scott Lake and Chester WEIGH, two
of Pleasant Ridges good young men,
took their departure, on Monday, fol-
Salem, Oregon, expecting to spend ths
season there.
Village Treasurer, Ray Calhoun OF
La Fargo, is fitting himself for season
of ball playing with the Winona team,
which helps to form the Minnesota
Wisconsin league.
We dIC uldhiliB q SpCOtat OAoSOuAii
on the best woven wire fence on the
market. This fence is guaranteed by
the factory and by US. John e. M
yum & Son.
james M. Smith returned from
Ohio, where he visited his daughter
and other relatives and placed foot
upon the farm where he was born, nov
the property of brother.
Fred Riley completed his pleasure
and business visit to this section and or
Thursday took his departure for hi.
Montana ranch. He bought and loaded
a car of stock cattle at La Fargo, ship.
ping from that place.
Will s. Frazier came from MiIwau
kee to spent Sunday with his sister ir
Jefferson, Mrs. Lincoln Reed. MIR. Fra
zier is interested in western industrial
enterprises and is promoting their en-
largement among investors.
Through the agency of Al Beat,
C. c. Olson has purch Jed the desirable
Earl Seaton residence property in the
Second ward. The Olsons will make
that their permanent place of abode,
and nice selection it is. too.
Christopher Fortney of Franklin,
".
To the CENSOR he intimated that DOS.
sibly, and probably, he might be can
didate for republican nomination fol
register of deeds at the approaching
primary.
The last of series of socials giver
by the Masonic bodies was held on Fri.
day evening, and most happy and
agreeable affair it was, as have been all
the numbers in the series. These in.
formal fraternal gatherings are one of
the things that cause Viroqua to be the
best lone and neighbor town in al
Christendom.
Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery of Penn.
sylvania, the old friend and co-workel
of Susan B. Anthony, will speak on
''Votes for Women" at the high schoo
building on Saturday, April 9Th, at s
O'Clock p. m. The question is of in.
terest to men and women; the speaker
is one OF the best Informed women in
the world on the subject. Don't fai
to hear her.
Emmett Mahoney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. o. Mahoney, who has been ir
the Office of law firm at st. Paul fol-
some months, passed satisfactory ex.
animation by the state board in Mime
sofa, and is to be congratulated on hav.
ing acquired the right to practice Law
in that state.
George B. Fisher, wife and young.
er members of the family left, Monday
night, for his duties as official farm
er at the states prison. There is gen
eral regret at their going, with a hope
that their work may be pleasant tC
them and profitable to state. George
ought to make satisfactory servant
for the commonwealth.
Having leased their farm in the
town of Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole O.
Tuhus are moving their personal eff
fects to this city and will occupy the
Wilt residence Immediately north from
the old fair grounds, which Mr.. Tuhus
bought and will amuse himself on the
thirty-five acres connected with the
place. Thew are welcome to Viroqua.
Mr.. Tuhus has been treasurer of Stark
for some years.
The CENSOR is pleased TO direct at
tention to the advertisement of Philip
silos, and the Saginaw stave product in
particular. He is agent for this manu-
facture and is meeting with much sue
cess in their sale. Farmers who are
contemplating the erection and use of
silos should carefully advise themselves
as to the character and service of the
different makes and material.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Williams sur.
prised local folk by their early return
home, after winter in the south, with
headquarters at Biloxi, Mississippi.
Their return was FASTENED by extreme
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