Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-14
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Newry creamery did a business of
SIS Us asst year, as shown by the pub
lished re port. which sets forth that
average price paid for butterfat, in
Guiding oyer-run, 34.3 per pound
Edw Hams recently purchased the
Grady so acres iu the town of Clinton
from Quinn brothers. Ii is reported
that Mr.. Hams intends to erect n
cheese factory on the new place.
Nothing new under the sun you
say. Then read Sweger's ad in this
paper about seed tape"-the scienti-
fic way of planting your garden.
Cashier Mork, in resi- ouse to many
requests, has procured a supply of
Vernon county maps which you can
get from him at loo each. This will
be an appreciated convenience.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Kohlmeyer
came from La Crosse to visit the Het-
land families They were old neigh
bors when the Hetland resided in La
Crosse county.
Harry James and wife came from
Ferryyille TO pass Sunday at the home
of W. II. Morgan
- Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Swiggum are
moving TO Monroe, where they have
bought an interest in a dairy farm.
They go to the greatest cheese pro-
ducing section of the United States.
Esther Tuhus is visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago.
Edward Stroup has bought two lots
from the Butt addition n ear the cream
cry 10 build on.
"A. L. McLees sold to Edwin Peter.
son 20 acres from his big farm.
-SeFenty-dve members Of the Round
Prairie literary society gave Supt.and
Mr. Buffers a farewell party at the
asylum Monday night
Born TO Mr. ard Mrs. Ole F. La
void, a sjx-pound daughter at their
farm home near EsOtca.
Those who attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sehaller from away were the
husband. sister Ms John Sax of Liv-
ingst3n, Montana; Mrs Harry Fernv-
hough Of Los Angeles, Henry Schal-
Ter, Jr OF Watertown, South Dakota,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schaller of Sparta.
Superintendent Gardner. on Satur
day evening, returned from a visit 10
Rochester, where he consulted the
Mayos regarding his physical Coudi-
tion. As early as his weakened con.
diiiOn permits Mr.. Gardner will re-
turn aud undergo operation for goiter.
Edward A. Schmidt. who resigned
as alderman from the First ward 20
become n railway mail clerk. has
thrown up his Job, declaring thatto be
the attitude of all men in the mail
service who can do so. The exactions
and added work is too burdensome, he
says.
Saturday evening, ueighbors OF
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Atkins dropped In
and gave them n farewell party on the
eve of their de. arturo for the west.
Roy left Sunday for Miles City, Mon
tana, where he will join his brother
iu-law, Ed Gorsline, and will select a
homestead south of that city For
the present, the family will remain In
Niroqua. Next Tuesday, II \ Smith
leaves for Ismay, Montana, on SINH
lar mission. Our good wishes go with
them.
DIR. Eyeuson of La Crosse informs
us that each week some one from our
city visits him, and invariably, returns
home the same day with their glasses
u LnSy needed glasses. tbs lens grind
ing laboratory enables every one t
receive this accurate and quick ser
vice. II is well TO remember that ht
has served our people fifteen years
and is permanently located. If yoI
want to save trouble and money, 2,
Il Lacrosse. - Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. f I. Kuehn ana
Sou Edwin. leave us, on Friday. 1,
seek a new location in Montana. ex
pectuE 20 take homestead lands. Mr.
and Mrs. kuehn have livedin Niroau;
1 for more than twenty years and the
have made many friends who sincere
1 ly regret their removal and " sh then
the greatest degree of happiness an,
success in the western country. The
are Of the class who make and retaii
friends.