Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-26


--Thayer's prices on lumber are right.
Tobacco warehouses closed Friday.
Rain every day and some of the
nights.
All the city churches held appro
pirate Easter services.
For barn and shed boards go to
Thavar's and save EnoneV.
-FEsrk Rusk snf We are parents
to daughter, first born.
- Buy Gold Coin and Cream of West
-four of Thayer, sack or barrellots
-Finck over alls, the kind that wear
like a pigs rose. Stolt & Groves
Miss Margaret Morse returned to
her teaching duties in Minneapolis.
"A young son of Russell DeLsp, near
Bud, suffers from fractured wrist
Mothers Alliance meets in the rest
room at $3.50, Monday afternoon, May
Look for the Grape Smash" ad-
vertisement in today's CENSOR, and
read every word.
Lewis Wioanawsky and family
have moved :. Waukesha county to
Morristown, Minnesota,
Mrs. Geo fIro5sman and Miss Els
Their Neprud of Westby. visited their
sister, Mrs. Olaf Walby.
-Nuzum and Sons are erecting q
workshop for their force of carpenters
adjoining the lumber yard.
Town Treasurer Theodore johnson
of Greenwood, has sold his store at
Wood, to William Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Searles, who spent the
winter in this city with her children,
went to her Hiilsboro home.
Dance Friday, May 5th, at Run
ning's hall Music furnished by Cal
ver's orchestra. Tell your friends.
Get your Early Ohio and Early
Rose seed potatoes at Romans grocery
and you're sure of getting the best
Forest Perkins was at home for a
few days, having vacation from work
with the express company in Chicago.
Mr.. Donald Stevens of Milwaukee,
passed half. week with his parents,
Rev, and Mrs. F. A. Stevens in this
city.
Mr.. Ole T. Logan of Viroqua town,
has been in Lacrosse hospital for three
weeks, having passed through surgi-
cal operation.
At the a ge of IS years. Jacob
LANCER died near Oily. He came to
this county from Bohemia in 1865, liv-
ing here continuously
Seventy-five people, young and old,
gave Mrs. Dorah Stevens Bowman an
anniversary surprice party at the home
of her parents on recent night.
-Kickapoo valley league contest and
field meet of the schools will be held at
LaFarge on Friday of this week. This
meeting always stimulates interest
among the numerous schools that con-
test.
Russell B. HOyt of Chaseburg, who
started for Canada with live stock and
farm equipment to place on his Canada
ranch, is having difficulty crossing the
border line. Customs regulations are
now very critical owing to war troubles.
Farmers, attention: Here's your
chance to get one Of the best grain
drills at very low price. Jacob Dach
has two Victor drills left and vii! sell
them cheap rather than carry them
over. Also a Hoosier seeder at low
price.
Mr.. Carl Justin of Christiana, who
was operated on in a Lacrosse hospital,
died on Wednesday last, pneumonia fol-
lowing the surgical operation. Mr..
Justin was highly respected citizen,
50 years old, leaves family of wife
and four children, besides other rela-
tives.
Philip Applemsn Of Bloomingdale
has been appointed district agent for
the Saginaw Silo Company of Michigan
with Headquarters at home. Phil is
happy when he is on the trail Of fellow
who may possibly be persuaded that a
silo is tie thing most necessary with
/ farmers.
"A few miles south of DeSoto the
| locomotive and baggage car on Bur
| linQton train slid over an embankment
| caused BY washed out track. II was
most fortunate that no lives were lost,
! the coaches being crowded by passen.
gers. The engineer and fireman sus.
/ tanned slight injuries.