Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-06

Matches &c at Fortney Il Henry's.
&C. j. Cherrington is critically i'll at
his home
Third lecture course number next
Monday night.
Tobacco muslin 81 per yard for ten
days, at Rogers.
IF. w. Alexander had business at
Madison and Milwaukee.
All kinds of ground feed, corn, oats,
hay and straw at Thayer's.
Miss Gena Lem is passing a week
with relatives at Ferryville.
Otto Otteson has been confined to
his home with throat trouble.
Base ball benefit tonight and Satur-
day, at the Opera Electric. Special
program.
Mr.. L. l.. Thorsgaard, pioneer of
this section since 1855, was in from
Westby on Tuesday.
Chris Nedland and family are NOV
ing from Purdy to this city, occupying
house near the Christian church.
Light, the horseman, is taking a
number of good horses from town to-
day. He will return in about three
weeks.
Mr.. Frank Kaufman, ore of Hills
boro's leading business men and citi-
zens, greeted many friends in Viroqua
on Tuesday.
Town Treasurer 7. S. Jordan of
Union, is in today for final settlement
with the county treasurer, his ninth
consecutive year on the Job.
-Chairmen Brody, Kapanke and Gun
ningham of Clinton, Hamburg and Lib
erty, respectively, were in the city on
private and public business.
Fred Lake and wife returned from
La Crosse, Tuesday, accompanied by
his brother, Henry, who is considerably
improved after an enforced stay is the
hospital.
Captain Perry of Msrinette, state
Inspector of Knights Templar, took a
turn at Viroqua COmmandery last eve
ming. He compliments local Knights
on their proficient work
MIR. C. d. Williams arrived from
La Crosse on Saturday evening, after
several weeks treatment in ST. Francis
hospital. He is SO much improved in
health that his strength admits Of calls
from his friends at home.
Arthur Z. Demander has moved his
family from De Soto to East Dubuque,
where he secured a position as bridge
superintendent with the Burlington. He
has been employed by the road for some
time in that character of service.
Frank Smith arrived from Canada
80 81 Y,1 49, d
He continues 10 be pleased with his
change to the Dominion of Great Brit
ain and says all Vernoniter located near
him are doing well and Satisfied
Remains of lady well-known here
some years since, Mrs. Hood, nee Hat
tie Taylor, will arrive today from Owa-
tonna; services from the residence OF
DR.. C. II. Trowbridge, Thursday morn
ing OF 10 O'Clock. Deceased was a
daughter of DIR. John l. Taylor, a rela-
tive of the Williams Rogers connection.
If you will need car or part of a
car of cement for spring use, you will
save money by calling at Tibbits-Cam-
eron's and leave your order at once,
while it is possible to buy at low mar
ket. We can store it for you until
spring. DO ~ now.
Mammoth clover, Medium clovuy,
Alsike clover, Alfalfa clover, mil!et
timothy seed. seed barley and seed corn;
all tested and showing satisfactory ger
limitations; also garden seeds, both in
packages and bulk, at Williams Feed
Store.
Second number of the Band enter
tainment course, Thursday night, March
Ia, Mikeljohn, the Emperor of Magic.
Tickets on sale at Sam Liilis'. Reser-
we'd seats so cents. The three remain
ing numbers, including Mikeljohn, TIC.
Exhibition given by Boy Scouts at
high school gymnasium, last evening,
brought out full house. The eVolu-
tions and work Of the boys astonished
even their own parents. Rev. Beck
holt, who has assumed practically all
responsibility for this organization. IS
entitled to great credit for his unti1ng
efforts in behalf of the young Gfe Of
the city.
Manager Brown has arranged with
Gustad Orchastre to play for series Of
parties, furnishing their excellent music
during the movirg pictures and for
dance following. First date will be
NEXT Wednesday night. Price for show
remains the same, and l0c, and the
dance only 75c. This excellent addi-
tieH should meet with liberal patronage,
as Mr. Brown is doing all possible to
give you your moneys worth and little