Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-24

fenced severe sre..h..e with ice bergs
and in almost that same spot that en-
quilted the Titanic; that at one time the
captain commanded passengers and
crew t. offer thanks from deliverance
when their fate was in the balance.
Practically two news pages Of today's
CENSOR are devoted to the awful affair.
The great shoe sale now on at Rom
an & Felix's.
MIR. and Mrs. Dexter Allen were in
the city from Newton.
-Towner has the finest line of wall
paper, from cents up.
Miss Winnifred Baldwin came from
Madison for brief vacation.
Implement and stove business for
sale. See Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith arrived home
after several weeks absence at Bosco-
bel.
Victory will build a $1,000 school
house to replace the one lately destroyed
by fire.
Special bargains in all departments
during the ten days sale, at Roman &
Felix's.
Mr.. L. j. Martin was taken to a
La Crosse hospital for treatment on
Monday.
Come in and look over our bargains
during the ten day shoe sale at Roman
& Felix's.
Frank Rusk is meeting with sue
cess in the travelling Arzeno vaudeville
company.
Mrs. H. E. Rogers entertained at
$500 in compliment Of her sister, Mrs.
Welma Thompson.
The Headlight reports that Ontario
anticipates large amount of building
! the present season.
Ole l.. Stromsland and family have
changed their home from Lavina, Mon
tana, to Minneapolis.
Judge w. S. Manning of Lady
smith was in the city ysss,arday enroute
home from Richland c6Gfty.
One block of good land north east
of Catholic church for sale at bar
gain. See Chas. S. Slack & Co.
"A little son of James Phillips on
Victory ridge had finger tip taken off
by getting it in the windmill shift.
- Mrs. Cooper writes home from Cuba
City, Grant county, that they had a
snow fall of nine inches within the
week.
Nearing the century period Mrs.
| Schroeder returned from Viola, to pass
the summer with Mesdames Wise and
Hayes, her daughters.
Promoted from her former position.
to overseer, with seventy women in
her charge. is the standing Miss Pothea
Hanson has attained at Zion City.
Judge Mahoney is attending month
" meeting of university regents. From
! Madison he goes to De Soto to deliver
an address at Odd Fellows celebration,
on Friday.
We are making a special discount
on the best woven wire fence on the
market. This fence is guaranteed by
the factory and by Us. John E. M
yum & Son.
The remains of Andrew Hoakland
arrived here from Minnesota, for burial
at Springyille, his former home. Mr..
Hoakland was unmarried and about
forty years old. With his brother he
went to Minnesota two years ago.
His many friends are more than
pleased to see Albert Solverson again
at home, after long siege of treat
ment in La Crosse hospital. He is ma
terially improved and hopes to be his
former self in due time.
Louise, little daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. l.. Mcintosh of Hettinger,
North Dakota, was taken to La Crosse
Lutheran hospital threatened with ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Elef-
son, grandparents to the child, visited
her and Mrs. Mcintosh on Sunday.
Remember, home beautifiers, that |
| have for sale at my place in Viroqua,
2, 900 beautiful Scotch pine trees, 2 to
feet high, at small price Of 20 cents.
A man will be on the grounds for ten
days yet to dig and deliver. G. I. For
tun.
Mr.. Ben. S. Nuzum, well and favor
ably known in Viroqua, will put in the
present season with j. w. Thayer in
pushing Of general lumber and silo
sales. MIR. Nuzum is an expert on silo
construction as well as capable lum-
herman.
Attorney John s. Farll was in the
IAAg OA AuGSQdyf HdFHtB iHdtLCIo Ut
fore probate court Mr.. EARL was a
teacher at Rockton and Viola before he
took up the stud y of law. He served
two terms as district attorney Of Craw-
ford county since locating in Prairie du
Chen.
Albert Larson, who recently moved
here from West Prairie, having pur-
chased the Hauge residence and land
on the old fair grounds, has disposed of
the same to Sam j. 0ttum. This ad-
joins Mr. Ottum's plat and gives him a
desirable 45-acre patch. Mr.. Larson
expects to buy again in the city.
The funeral of most estimabIe
gentleman is being held at the United
Lutheran church this afternoon, Rev.
|. G. Aschim, former beloved pastor
Of this city, who died Oh his farm at
Bethold, North Dakota, April is, after
two years Of ailing. The remains ar
rived here last evening accompanied by
the bereaved widow and her brother,
Torger Reise. Many are at the funeral,
which is being conducted by Reys
Jacobson and SybiIrud. Mr.. Aschim
was So years old. He was Lutheran
pastor here for six years before removal