Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-25

Niroaua Tor few cays past.
Mrs C j. Smith arrived home frol1
Rochester last Saturday evening
Mrs. Chas. Bishop OF Retreat is in
the city visiting Bates and Bishop fam
lies.
Chairman joseph Hsugh was over
from Union on probate matters Tues
day
The Misses Kate Goodell and TiIda
Omundson are spending few days in
Lacrosse.
III E Rogers and wife are in Chi
cago making selections of new spring
merchandise.
Young heirs have come to the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Longwell and Olaf
Hagen and wife.
Order your election tickets printed
at the CENSOR office. Quick, accurate
work guaranteed.
The next meeting OF the w. C.. T.
U will be held at the home OF Mrs. N.
o. LqvolG on Tuesday, April 7.
Superintendent and Mrs. Gardner
went TO La Crosse, yesterday, taking
their son Sheldon for tonsil operation.
"A new painter in town, Mir. S. l..
Rambol, laTe of Chicago. His family
DIR. Ben Norris writes mis- parents
from Montana that he has his garden
planted and is breaking prairie sod on
his claim.
M. j. Felix returned from Chicago
and Milwaukee; where he went to select
new goods for the Roman & Felix de
partment store.
It. 0. Turin Gnstead Of Turhin) was
the purchaser of White. Way platform
washer mentioned by Chas. S. Slack in
last weeks paper.
Congregational aid society will hold
annual Easter sale at the church par
Tors Saturday before Easter. Watch
for further announcements
MIR. l.. F. Miller was in the city
from Retreat He was here to make
papers in the sale of 1870 acres from his
farm to Willard Seymour
Weather has been cool for a week
with stiff March winds. Little prospect
that seeding and farm field work can be
done before town meeting day.
-Messrs Roman e. Felix are making
quite extensive changes on the interior
of their store, removing partitions, put.
ting in new counters and shelving.
AT the late term Of circuit court, in
Monroe county were heard lO4 appica-
tons for citizenship, IS being granted,
the balance continued to future term.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Orput spent a day
here with his son of the high school.
He was returning from a business so.
journ in the states of Washington and
Oregon.
DO you want oak fence. posts that
were cut at the right time and will be
sold at the right price? If so call on
Clinton r Bishop, tel 1924. | still
have good hay and straw for sale.
Something unusual will take place
in Viroqua next Saturday-a large dis
play and sale of cut flowers, made at
the grocery store of A. T.. Surenson.
Every body is invited to call and see the
display.
AT Fargo, Tuesday, Albert Christie
ferson had an ankle fractured and crush
ed by bull attacking him and crowd
ing him against the side of barn He
was brought here and taken to Lacrosse
hospital.
"A special business and social meet
ing of LaBelle Masonic lodge will be
held in the new temple on Friday night
of this week. Every member is expect
ed to be present and join in the jubilee
and gathering of congratulation
C G. DeGarmo and o. E. Bonn
have leased the H. d. Williams hall
over the feed store for term of five
years. The interior will be remodeled
and new furniture intalled. After the
first of May it will be known as the
Yeomen Home.
-Yeomen held their second meeting
last taking ina class of 81
new members. The lecture given on
yeomanry by C. E. Stallcop. of Des-
Moines, was appreciated by all. Re-
freshments and social dancing were the
evening events.
Fred Kellicutt of this city is max
ing strip and sugar at his farm ranch
near Ross He says many maple trees
in his bush were destroyed by last Dc
tober's cyclone. BY Fred and others
that down timber has been made into
sawlogs and wood
Ontario has been enlivened by the
holding of railroad meeting and talk
that the contemplated road may be
within the next year. Tn
this is the season most as-
surfing for construction while mother
earth is still within the embrace Of Jack
Frost. But here's hoping she goes.
1eighbors.
The automobile business is certain
y growing Viroqus will have five
equipped garages this season,
besides one place where special repair
ng will be done, the latter Raymond
Spellum. The garages are those of
ruhus q Clark, Larson & SolversoD, A
u. Dahl & Co., M. H. Hanson, Zitzner
z Fortney.
Ed. Stackman has been appointed
postmaster at Ontario, to succeed the
ate Samuel Sloggy. Mr.. Stackman is
IN old resident of that village, a com
1etent and high-class citizen. The
'ffice has been a model Of correctness
y methods and book keeping under the
sioggys, Addison w. having practical
during the lstter years.
The remaining members of Hills |
zorro Grand Army Post celebrated with |
Inner and speech, the thirtieth ami |
'ersary of its organization; thirteen of /
he original ninety odd members still |
holding membership. During the life |
# the order many hundreds have be- |
Onged The scant number Of surviv- |
re but tells the story Of the rapid pass
NJ of the country's defenders of half /
century gone.
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