Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-21

during "spare time. For further in.
formation inquire of the undersigned
Those desiring TO join are requested t.
| file their applications at once.
A. HEINZ, Commanding Detachment
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
See Towner's new wall paper be-
fore you buy.
Mrs. A. F. May is severely affiict-
ed with erysipelas.
-Towner has the latest and newest
designs in wall paper.
See the vulcanizing done at Larsen
& Solverson's garage.
Fay Sherrick is home from Mime
apolis for a short visit.
Violet Nelson is here from Sparta
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. o. Shannon and baby were
with Westby relatives for visit.
David Pullman and family have
moved from Victory to this city
&C. ]. Eastman of Forest town trans
acted business in Viroqua Saturday.
rs pounds sugar for 81. How?
Trade ten dollars at Rogers this week
only.
Christine Nelson has disposed of
her soda fountain to Edward Emerson
of DeSoto.
At Westby Mrs Joseph Brenum
died after three weeks illness from
pneumonia.
AT the age Of nearly eighty five
years Ferdinand B ldde died in the town
of Whitestown.
This week onlJ-Trade ten dollars
at Rogers dry goods and get rs pounds
of sugar for 81.
George Abbey of Viroqua town de-
parted Tuesday for the Panama expo
sition At sen Francisco.
Get in line and cave sSS by buying
your lumber, brick, tile and cement at
Thayer's new lumber yard
Bring your shoe repairing to Hen
drickson's shoe store where YOU will
get the best work at right prices.
IF you want to clean up that room
and make it sanitary, why not give il
coat of fiat paint? o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Hazel Terhune, dressmaker,
located over Davis drug store. Phone
No. 326. lift.
Bring your tires in now, don't wait.
Next time you come in they will be
ready for you. Larsen & Solverson.
--Thayer is selling brick, tile, cement
and lumber at bedrock prices and in,
vites you to call and examine his stock,
The CENSOR was lately shown plans
for splendid new bank and office block
to be constructed by the Bank of Viola.
The Times says Prof. Weiland has
been re-engaged as principal of schools
at Westby, his third year in that ca
pacity.
One of the best Sc package garden
seeds on the market. New, fresh stock,
at &c per package at Rogerson &
DahPs.
Use Chi-namel varnishes on your
| floors, furniture and woodwork. 1t is
of the best quality and easily applied.
o. E. Davis.
Otto Thompson of Asbury Ridge
made quick recovery from operation
for appendicitis, returning home from
Lacrosse Monday
Mr.. A. w. Brey, one of Ontario's
young men, died of tuberculosis after
several months illness He was thirty
eight years of age.
We have just unloaded a car of
white cedar fence posts and can sup
ply you in any size. John E. Nuzum
& Sons Lumber Company.
W. E. Butt has sold L L. Skrede
two lots off of Butts addition near the
creamery. Mr.. Skrede's two sons-in-
law will erect residences thereon.
Miss Weimar spent Monday in La
Crosse attending meeting of a music
teachers association. Monday evening
she sang in the Messiah" given by
the normal school.
Just little remarkable is the fact
that on the farm of Chairman Stevens
of Viroqua town, a Poland China sow
gave birth to sixteen pigs and Shrop-
shire eve four lambs
The hardware business and stock
of A. E. Mitby at Westby has been dis
posed of to Hjalmar Halversen of Miles
City, Montana, son of Bishop Halver-
son, who will return with his family to
the old home town about June.
Common school diploma examina-
tions viii &c held throughout Vernon
county Thur5day and Friday of this
week. Official notice and names of
those in charge in the different districts
appears elsewhere in this issue.
Among the neighbors and friends
there is universal sorrow for Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl H. Knutson of Coon Prairie,
who mourn the death of their triplet
infant boys, born on March 20. There
was five days difference in their pass
ing away.
May Williams was called home from
Lawrence university last week by the
serious illness of her grandfather, H.
d. Williams. We are very pleased to
report that Mr.. Williams condition is
very much improved at present and
prospects are bright for complete re-
covery.
"A promoter was here on a late dsy
arranging with county fair officers for
a nightly exhibition and fire works on
the ground during next county fair.
A number Of county fairs In the state
have found this scheme Of entertain
ment drawing feature.