Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-07
-Appears Ia spring IS here.

ANCliS Love AL next week, 4VC,
John Devlin was a Lacrosse visitor
Saturday.
Nice fresh fruits and vegetables al
Henry Bros. grocery.
Thirty reels-five a night for Il
cents, all next week.
Henry Silbaugh is spending a couple
of weeks in Minnesota.
The Black Box serial story be.
gins in the CENSOR next week.
Mrs. Chester Minshall entertained
the Lotus club Tuesday evening.
"A Jersey cattle breeders club was
formed at Westby last Saturday.
"A No. can of luncheon beans at
Toe per can at Henry Bros grocery.
Mr.. Fl. R. Vergeront and daughter
Helen visited at Madison for week.
Sam McWilliams returned home
last Saturday after spending the winter
in iowa.
After a years residence in this city,
Lester Walling and wife returned to
Stoughton.
The first born, ten pound daugh-
ter came to the home of Edwin Clark
on April first.
-Torval Unseth sold his farm in As
bury neighhorhood, and will soon move
to Coon Valley section.
Girl babies are late arrivals at the
farm homes of Joe De Lap and Ole
Thompson west of Viroqua.
Mrs. Chas. Wallace of this city late
ly returned from three months visit
with relatives in Montana.
Rex M. Barton has abandoned farm
ing for the season and will manage the
Brush Hollow cheese factory.
Miss Nellie SaIlender visited in
town while enroute from her school
near Cashton to her home near Victory.
Mrs. Jacob Erickson, who moved
to this city with her daughter, Mrs.
Bennett, is quite i'll at their home in
the First ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penl Lawrence were
called to Viola Monday afternoon By
the death of Mr.. Lawrence IS aged grand
father, Mr.. REESE.
VIII Owen has sold thirty acres of
his land to o. NJ. Allness adjoining the
latter's property, making an addition
to his small farm.
John Glenn departed for bis Mon
tana home, after spending the winter in
Viroqua. His family viii follow at the
close of school year.
Mrs. Ed Baldwin spent last week
with her daughter. Mrs. Peter Amund-
son, near Avalanche. a young grand
daughter claiming her care.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Latta enjoyed
an over Sunday visit from their daugh.
tiers. Mrs. Will Edwards of Brookville
and Mrs. Ed Carr of Asbury.
Captain Nye of Viola was in the
city to pass Sunday and Monday with
his son and daughter. He Joined the
Sir Knights in Easter observance.
On March q, Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder
Sordahl happily entertained a large
company of friends celebrating the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
Give the new photo man a trial.
His prices are astoundingly low. If
you are going to have work done, do it
now and save money. G. E. Snearly.
Mrs C. G.. Culver entertained a
party of twelve very pleasantly Friday
afternoon at "500". Mrs E M. Eye
and Mrs. R. E. Wolfgram carried away
the prizes.
Jacob Dach, Junior, received and
delivered to farmers on Monday, nearly
a carload of Swift's fertilizer. He
has some left that can be had if taken
at once.
While in the city on late day Fred
p. Bean of Retreat lost a check book
on the Bank of Viroqua, containing mon
ey. Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing at the CENSOR office
BY order of the ommander-in-chief
of the National Woman's Relief Corps
April 8 they will hold patriotic services
on the fiftieth anniversary of the sur
render of Lee at Appomattox.
One of our enterprising grocers, A.
E. Surenson, is among the first if not
the first in the city to inaugurate deliv-
cry by automobile. He has just had
Buick runabout reconstructed for that
use.
DIR. Lauder was in Chicago for
few days on business. He was retain
ed past his allotted time because of a
severe attack of ptomaine poisoning.
He is yet weak and suffers from the i'll
effects.
II. M. Bennett has exchanged his
cottage recently purchased from James
Treseder for the John M. White house
across the street and moved to the
same, Mr.. and Mrs. White LAoving into
the Treseder house.
Lewis Everson went to st. Paul to
consult specialist regarding his fail
ing sight. He vas accompanied by
Torger Portray. That Mr.. Everson
may find relief and restoration is the
wish of his large number Of friends.
Hans H. Davidson is removing
from Benson to Lanesboro, Minnesota,
where he engages in the mercantile
business. His brother George of Sol
jiers Grove, and Oscar Klanrud of La
Crosse, are interested in the project.
Nearly fifty persons Of Asbury Vi
entity enjoyed pleasant gathering at
the home of Walter Summerfeld, giving
> surprise to Edwin Thompson, broth
sr of Mrs. Summerfeld, it being his
Merry-making continued to
the small hours of the morning.
Following were appointed commit
Ieemen at Virogua town caucus on Sat-
lrday last: Toilet Hetland, w. r. Fish
r and Chris Weleh. There was little
only twenty-four voters being
1n hand. Practically no change in the
ticket from last year, Treasurer Fisher
retiring, succeeded by Ole Kjos.