Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-19


cidentally referred to few personal ex-
lperiences of his adventures and work
ia that land of needed enlightenment
The music and decorations were in keep
ing and appropriate for this memorable
occasion City council, Odd Fellows
Relief Corps, Knights Pithias attended
in their official bodies.
Students returning for Easter va
cation.
Headquarters for Easter candies at
Sweger's.
Buy your Easter groceries of A. E.
Easter will be observed in Viroqus
churches.
Orchestra dance at the Opera house
Friday night.
Miss Ella Bjornson OF Jefferson,
was adjudged insane.
Miss May Williams is visiting young
| friends at Beloit college.
Ask sThayer & Bishop abont the
price of flour in barrel lots.
Surenson has a fancy stock OF
Easter fruits and vegetables.
james Treseder and wife returned
from a winter 3ojourn in Colorado.
Will Morrison has moved to his
farm three miles south of Viroqua.
Just remember, nice line of all kinds
Of fish, smoked and salted, at Sweger's.
Some good bargains in residence
and farm property. Inquire of Thayer.
Cotton seed meal, great milk pro-
Queer, at Thayer & Bishops. Try a
sack.
The best coaster wagon on the mar
bat 70 or
Sauer's.
-Wan5ed, at Hotel Fortney, an ex-
| perienced coax, wages $40 per month,
Apply at once.
One dollar per week buys a good
| serviceable piano. Inquire of Brown
Music Company.
Don't miss that sale of nifty novel
ties and souvenirs at Johnson's drug
lore Friday and Saturday.
-Hilmer Asbjornson passed salts
factory examination and joined the
eaYy at Minneapolis recruiting sta
ion.
Hope Munson arrived home from
Montfort, teaching duties being sus-
pended because of scarlet fever in
schools.
Peter Overflow bought from Viro-
qua Implement Company fine 25-horse
power Rumley traction engine for saw
ing and threshing purposes.
--Outgrowth of the late evangelistic
meetings 20 were baptised and 80 re-
ceived in probationary membership at
Methodist church last Sunday.
e. II. Officer has purchased the
dray line equipment and barn of Earl
Truesdale. The former will establish
headquarters in the barn of the latter.
-Dach Brothers of Franklin, have
purchased KiseI 40-horse automobile,
electric lighted and self starter Viro-
qua Implement Company have agency
for this make.
Last week the Brown Music Com
pany sold pianos to District Attorney
II. P. Abel, Georgia Kilbourne, Mrs.
Geo. Esch, Sparta. Elias Harris, Sever
Severson, Viroqua.
Viroqua Implement Company have
on exhibition the first Is horse gasolene
tractor brought to this market It is
designed to use on road building, plow-
ing and breaking and other heavy work.
Hon. Taylor Frye came from Mad
ison with J. d. Beck to spend Sunday.
On Monday he visited and gave brief
talk before the high school, where for
so many years he labored as its princi-
pal.
"A good second hand piano is better
than cheap new one for service. The
cheap new piano will have the other
beat in looks but not for actual musi-
cal worth. We have a number of good
pianos at prices ranging from $95 to
$50, which we will sell on easy pay
ment. Fully guaranteed. Brown Music
Company.
: notwithstanding awful wea t h err
and worse roads. tobacco delivery has
been large the past week. 1t is getting
pretty well cleaned up in farming dis
tricts, but plenty of goods yet Que to
size in warehouse. ineffectUa al strike
was on for an hour at Bekked ware
house, most of the men resuming work.
Matters commence TO wake up in
city election affairs. License question
promises to be live subject. Candid
ates so far announced: First ward -
Alderman, A. ID. Helgeson, III. K. Rog-
ers, So. Supervisor, |. S. Hamilton.
Second ward--Alderman F. p. McIn-
tosh, j. A. Moen, Erick Larson, j. H.
Sterry. Supervisor, j. Henry Tate.
Third ward - Alderman, d. E. Nor
rison, ]. o. Anderson. Supervisor, A.
F. May, z. S. Goodell. Up TO date,
F. N. Minshall for treasurer, and II.
P. Proctor for city attorney have nc
opposition.