Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-08
Short News Stories of Interest
pick ps by Censor Reporters Comng
viroqua and Vicinity
...The Spoilers. !, Saturday

Doyie
Complete showing of spring wash
goods at Rogers.
If you want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of L. c Boyle.
Dr. BALDWIN, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building Phone IS.
Mems and ladies' suit cases at
special low prices AZ NJ. j. Felix
We are still selling full quart can
Bismark olives for 25c, at Sweger's.
"A little daughter claims protection
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Al Side
Hobart Swain was over from La
Crosse visiting among relatives and old
friends
No 6 French batteries Use and No
- 75c each, at the Viroqua Implement
Company
Beautiful spring coats for ladies'
and misses, s6 so. SO 90, $40 90, Sl2 90,
at N J. Felix
To-Day is Ash Wednesday, the first
day of Lent Easter comes April %.
an unusually late date
Mrs Henry Graham returned from
Lacrosse hospital. She is still very
weak from her operation.
John Henry is here from South Da-
kota Today he is selling at aucti3n
the family household goods
- For style and saving call and see
NJ j, Felix with his new line of ladies'
and misses spring suits and coats.
Mira D. Richmond is recovering
from three weeks illness. Mrs Ev-
erett Richmond is also on the sick list
Another daughter is reported TO
have arrived at the farm home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Leonard, west of town.
Il am prepared te go.out sewing by
day or take in sewing at my rooms.
Inquire of Miss Mable Pierce: phone
No 349
The house on the farm of Charley
Emo in Forest town, was destroyed by
ere while the occupants were absent
from home.
p. j.. McManamy, who has been
faT ming near Tomah for some years, is
moving to Cashton, where he will con-
tinue soil tilling.
j. M. Cade, who has been visiting in
this section since holidays, returned to
his Montana home accompanied by his
mother, Mrs j. d Csde
Lloyd Bolen moved from Brookville
farm to this city, occupying one of
VIM Peavey's houses. Lloyd will work
| in the Larson & Solverson garage.
We buy windows, doors and roof
ing in car lots and secure a great price
advantage We viii help you keep
down building costs at the Nuzum Yard.
Mrs Guibrandsen' music history
class was entertained by Mrs. Chas. w
Chase Friday evening. A short mu
steal /. ogram was rendered after the
lesson.
Prof. Julius Olson of the state uni
versity, will fill the last number of
Westby lecture course on Friday even
ing of this week, subject, Norwegian
literature.
As student of Ripon college Joe
Roman is q member of the great bas-
ket ball team that has made Ripon
| famous this season, not having been
defeated by any college.
just received carload of Stude
baker Series H. These Studebakers
were gone before they were received.
Place your order now if yeu want one
when they come again.
Don't miss the big orchestra dance
at Running's hali Friday night of this
week. Culver's piece orchestra will
furnish their usual fine music.
An infant baby boy, child of Mr..
and Mrs. Torger Steensou, was brought
here from Blair, and inferred in Folsom
cemetery. Rev. Finstsd officiating
The mother is daughter of Henry
Hooverson.
AT Madison, February &c, Mrs. Hsz
ell Terhune was married to Mr.. George
Pearce, travelling salesman. They
came here for briet visit with rela-
tives and friends. MIR. and Mrs. Pearce
will reside in Indiana
Henry Beffa is moving for a new
school district in the upper Battle Hol-
low territory. His family is four miles
from a school in DeSoto union district
A subsequent meeting will be held for
considering the matter.
George Nj. Harris, who came from
Ohio and located at Readstown in 1873,
died in Tennessee, and the remains
were brought to Readstown for burial
Mr.. Harris was 81 years old, leaves
wife and several sons and daughters
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he win hereafter continue the practice
of law at his Office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Norris were
given happy surprise party at the
farm home on Round Prairie, Saturday
night. when forty neighbors assembled
and jolly time was enjoyed An APP
preciated gift was given by the in
vaders.
Mr.. Guedo Manhart died suddenly
at his home at Hillsboro from heart
failure. He had not been sick and
death came without warning wniie sit
ting in chair He was SO years old.
had been resident of thsS place most
of his life
Miss Ella Field returned from Ok
lahoma where she spent several weeks.
When she left there the thermometer
registered 20 to Is degrees and farmers
were doing their spring seeding, gar
dens being made, etc. We CLEAN from
the Hillsboro Sentry.
In addition to town, village and
city elections to be held on April 4th,
voters will be called upon to elect a
Justice of the supreme court and also
name delegates to the national conven-
tons, where president aud vice-pres-
ident will be placed in nomination to
be elected in November.
Satisfied that Wisconsin is prefer
able to Montana, Jacob Couee exchang
ed his western ranch with Ole Buros
for his fine Salem Ridge farm. The
latter expects to move to Montana. In
turn Mr.. Couee traded the 3uros farm
for Chairman Nick Dorscheid's place on
the same ridge.
You candy lovers, take noticei S.
A Sweger is NOW closing out his entire
line of box candies at just half-price,
preparing to put in a new line of box
trno1a-K ooiap1s fouaoffa 0ld- &c hiouad