Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-24
Last week in February.
Robins are with ma again

| ever.
Last week in February.
Robins are with US again.
Former Sheriff Selgeson of Purdy,
made business trip TO Milwaukee.
Rev. Bayne of this city preached
in Westby Temperance hall last evening.
Ole H. 0psahl of this city paid a
visit to Cashton relatives and friends.
M. T. Coffland of RichIand Center
is spending the week with his brother
and family.
Walter Hutchinson blew in from
Iowa to greet Viroqua and Readstown
relatives and friends.
John E. Nelson, travelling sales
man, was in the city on Saturday, maxi
ing his mother visit.
| Don't miss that big Gabel orchestra
dance at Running's hall Friday night.
The biggest dance of the season.
Fred Morley, wife and daughter
were over from Lacrosse to pass sun
day with Col. and Mrs. c q. Morley.
We need several near in farms Of
| from 20 to 80 acres for our customers,
or farms to divideup. Thayer & David
son.
"A break in the dam at LaFarge
plunged that village into darkness for
few nights, cutting off the electric
current.
--Hendricson n. Hutehison, q native
of Readstown, aged 62, died in Nebras-
ka, recently, where he has lived for
many years.
The bargains offered on the tables
at Allen Halverson's store at West
! Prairie, will remain the same for two
weeks more.
Mics Blanche Running came home
from teaching duties at Sparta, taking
advantage of Washington's birthday
anniversary.
-Sheetings are very cheap this year
and if you will step into the Farmers
Store, we can name you some very in-
teresting prices.
First to show new spring styles in
dress shirts. The very newest designs
and patterns. See our north window.
The Blue Front Store.
Peter Halverson, a farmer living
near Newry, died suddenly on Tuesday
last from heart failure. He was 65
years old, a native of Norway.
Vernon county former citizens To-
Gated at Spokane had prominent part
in the recent reunion of Wisconsin peo-
pie held there on a recent date.
-DeSoto neighborhood has chicken
thieves, according to the Argus; and
/ they are not Just common thieves but
take the best birds, bred to feather.
/ H. ]. Gray purchased one of the
best young mares from Dach & Ander-
son there is in the country. See them
| for trade or exchange, or they will
sell your surplus stock.
Two La Crosse Jones knee hobs
left at Dach & Anderson's. Now is
the chance to buy the last of the mar
row treads hobs. Il you wait until
next winter you will be sorry.
"A social meeting of the Mother
Alliance will be held at the school house
next Monday at o'clock. Refreshments
will be served. All mothers, whether
members or not, are cordially invited
to attend.
John Cremer has become sc,e own
er of the stock company Touring mill
property at Cashton, and the Record
says it will be refitted for service in
the future. 1t has been silent for
some years
The teachers meetings conducted
at DeSoto and Westby under auspices
Of Superintendent Gardner, were very
successful in point of attendance and
interest, especially was that at Westby
on Saturday last.
Many Vernon county students of
DEBORAH Luther college in years gone
by will regret to know that Prof Laur.
Larson, who served that institution
faithfully for forty-fve years, lies crit
ically ill at his home in DEBORAH.
Mrs Thomas Watson of Red Mound
underwent surgical operation in one of
the Lacrosse hospitals and is reported
on the road to recovery. A daughter
of C. z. Davenport and son of Frank
Seymour we're also treated there.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Sandon, long in the
mercantile trade at Ontario, has dis
posed of his business to a number of
farmers who form a stock company to
conduct affairs. Mr.. Sandon retains a
block of stock in the reorganization.
--Dach & Anderson sold Mr.. John
Erickson complete outfit of farm ma
chinery, including q CLOVER LEAF
manure spreader, VICTOR disc drill!
~ D. q VI CUEH piantEEg DESFiUg
binder, mower and rake. Keystone disc
harrow, etc. John is pretty well post
ed on farm machinery.
Mr.. J. w. Henry sends the CENSOR
a paper from the state of Louisiana
which contains an article on tobacco
growing, noting the fact the late Wis
consin ->ttlers there are furnishing
1 vaiualie information on the subject
Mr. Henry is in the same locality with
Albert Gjelstrup and others who moved
| from Viroqua.