Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-11
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Cool.

Farm help viii be scarce this sea
son.
-Lu. Marker and family moved to
Chicago.
Public dance at Running's hall, 9
to II, Saturday night.
Miss Catherine MuDson is home
from the University on vacation.
Legan McVey of Rockton vicinity
went to Canada 70 pass the season.
Farm work has commenced. Con-
siderable sod blowing last week.
Miss Iva Powell was over from
Genoa town for a visit with relatives.
New subscribers to the CENSOR
have been numerous the past week.
William Calhoon sold his town Of
Clinton farm and is TO move TO La
Fargo.
Charley Chase and wife departed
for North Dakota to live the coming
season.
Mr.. Ed. Ihle of Coon Valley, is
butter maker at DeSoto creamery the
present year.
Mrs. l. c. Kast of Dakota, is spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Getter.
Mrs. L. Hamilton and son of Lib
erty town visited the Fish's in this
city Sunday.
Another large shipment of tulips,
hYaciuths and datfodils in bloom only
loo. NJ. J. Felix.
Sanford Woods family have NOV
ed TO Austin, Minnesota, having sold
their residence property.
The Grand Army and Woman s
Relief Corps held 4 most interesting
joint meeting last Saturday afternoon.
Three hundred pair of ladies' Utz
& Dunn s. and $3.50 small size button
and lace shoes at Sl.9S at Felix
Through Treseder & Shreves agen-
cy Edison Roach sold portion of his
farm west of town to Clayton Wheel
er.
-Springville aid society viii be en-
tertained by Mrs. E. Harris, in the NJ.
t. church parlors. Friday afternoon
April Ii. Everybody invited i'm
portant business.
"A small amount of money was
found on the, street last Friday and
left at the CENSOR to await recovery
by the owner. Describe the same, pay
for this notice and take the lucre.
Irwin Henry is out with a modern
Studebaker car. MIR. Henry was first
to own an automobile in Viroqua. buy
ing and wearing out a Buick nearly
ten years ago.
Span of three and four ear-olds,
well-mated, full brothers, bay coach
geldings, for sale reasonable if taken
soon. Also one 12-year-old bay horse,
will go cheap. Larson Bros. loft
"A Stoddard saloon keeper named
Hall was fined S25 in Justice Pollard 5
court for selling liquor to an intoxicat-
ed person, William Mullen, who made
the complaint.
blanche Running and other stu
dents returned to their several out
side locations following Easter vaca-
tion.
-TwentY-one business men of La
Fargo have guaranteed payment for
a summer chautauqua from the Amer
lean Lyceum Bureau.
L. c. Paptie of Washington. SON
in-law of A. Fl. Dahl, has assumed in
side charge of the garage ia this city,
releasing Mr.. Atkins for service on
tAe sales force.
Mrs. F. VI. Towner leaves the lat
ter part of the week to visit Masonic
homes in Indiana and Illinois Re
turning, she will attend annual con-
yention of Eastern Star Masonic home
association at Milwaukee.
old Veteran Jesse Adams, died in
the Iowa soldiers home and the re-
mains were brought 10 Retreat for in
terment. He was a member of Com
pany G.. Sixth Wisconsin regiment. a
former well-knOwn resident of Retreat
community.
-Berlie Moore has bought the lum-
Der and timbers in the Hunter bridge
that spans the west Kickapoo river
near Rusk corners, and will take the
material to his farm near Ross. A
new bridge is to be built this season
by the town Of Liberty.
"A change in train schedules on
the kickapoo road has gone into eff
feet. They leave LaFarge at 9;3j in
the morning and 1890 in the after
noon. Going north they arrive at La
FarLe at li:20 in the forenoon and 5:l5
in the evening. Mail is carried on all
trains.
As Easter Sunday dawned, the
soul Of Mrs. Beat was released from
the earthly vessel and passed to her
maker, after four years of Illness.
She bad attained the age of nearly
eighty years. Pastor Stevens CON
Quoted services at the home Tuesday
morning, and the remains were taken
to Madison for intermeut Hers was
a noble, sturdy character, whose de
parture brings sense of deep loss to
our community. a suitable tribute to
her life will appear next week.
w f. Mills, who recently moved
10 Clark county from Jefferson, writes
the CENSOR that they are we'll salts
fed and have become settled among
good neighbOrs. Commenting on Mr.
Mills herd of cattle the Loyal Tribune
says: 1T IS one of the finest herds we
now have, consisting of Is head of
purebred and hjgh-grade Red Polls
One COW took hrst money at the Chi
cago international stock show in 1913,
and the sire at the head of the herd
took second money In 1876
FARM STOCK AND DAIRY JOTS
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