Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-10


Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Son of Democracy next We'd
nesday.
-Baled hay and shelled corn at
Williams Feed Store.
Mrs. Stogdill sold her residence
property to S. R. Ewing.
Hard coal for your furnace at
c. L. Colman's lumber yard.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building Phone So.
Mrs. Gilbert Burkhart is taking
treatment in a Lacrosse hospital.
Headquarters for Coon and Com
stock tobacco seed. S. A. Sweger.
County asylum trustees met or
Friday to transact the months bust
ness.
Biggest and best line of ladies'
waists we have ever shown at Suttle
& Tate's.
Local w. C. t. U. will meet in
the Library rest room on Tuesday af-
ternoon next.
If you want to increase the yield
of your crops treat all your grain
with formaldehyde. o. E. Davis.
See our complete line of Ralston
Health shoes for spring. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson. 1872
Dainty Philippine underwear inn
ported hand embroidery and hand
made throughout at Suite & Tate's.
Miss Hulda Gullord, who has
been employed in Viroqua for some
months, returned to her Coon Valley
home.
Saturday brought a good drench-
ing rain, which is of great value to
the land, hay meadows and seeded
crops.
Vincent Rabbit has purchased
two lots in Butts addition for garden
ing and Geo. Wheeler has bought Is
acres to farm.
Miss Hickok, who has been I'M
der quarantine for small pox is again
ready to do sewing at her home near
the cemetery.
Herb S. Chapman accompanied
his sister-in-law, Rhoda Mcconnell,
to South Dakota, where she will re
main with relatives.
Fine music by Culver's orchestra
at Running's hall Friday night. April
II. One of the seasons last dances.
Better attend
Mrs. Tennis Gabrielson, aged ff-
ty years, died at her home at North
Springville. Funeral will be held
from the home on Thursday.
L. o. Thompson was in from
Kickapoo, Monday, to make final set
tlement of his account as administra-
tor in the estate of Ole Wedwick.
AT the aims house, last Thursday
a widow lady, Mrs. Sophie Emerson,
died at the extreme age of SO years.
Funeral was conducted at North Prai-
RE on Saturday
John N. Hall of Clinton, was a
business and social caller in the city
on Tuesday. He has been laid up
considerable of the winter and had
hospital treatment.
Mrs. Chris WEIGH of Pleasant
Ridge, received notice of the death of
her brother, Thomas Lyons, at Sioux
City, Iowa. Mr.. Lyons used to be
a frequenter to this section
The foot wear problem is really
no problem" at all if you learn to
depend upon Ralstons always
stylish, always comfortable shoes.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson. 1872
Robert H. Olson, of Ferryville
section, who purchased from Ole Kjos
the old DeFrees farm, two miles south
will conduct it himself
Sparta Herald reports that Ed
L. Rogers has returned from Califor-
MIA to again take up his residence
there, to become an attache of one of
the city banks.
Alice Nelson, the grand opera
star, wrote: To-day l am voiceless,
having wept one hour last evening ov-
x-OtIr vivid Y,n,tro1ro1 Of tbof
ordinary man, Abraham Lincoln. See
"My Mother" the first of the Lincoln
series next Wednesday.
The county Bee-k Keepers associa-
ton will have a public meeting in
Viroqua on May A. 1t is expected
that a program of interest will be tax
the subject be present, making it a
practical gathering. Program and
facts will be published later
Oscar Lindevig was in the city
to have a grist ground at the mill.
.dicating the extent to which our mill
is patronized. Mr.. Lindevig told the
Censor that he had sold 200 bushels of
seed wheat at SO per bushel He says
that winter wheat and clover were
SSfNACiy lhJdlS GU III f'o oCNNiVi hulAilS
the winter.
Mrs. Frank H. " ,,iams received
news that her brother, j. o. Paulson
of Sparta, had been summoned to
SanAntonio, Texas, to take manage
ment of some feature of the army Y.
M. C. A. work. He had no know
ledge what his assignment was to be
or for what length of time, but he
expressed a determination to meet
the conditions whatever the sacrifice
personally or to his extensive business
The aged father of Mrs. John NJ
Bennett, who passed the winter with
her, Mr.. Jacob Erickson, died quite
suddenly on Friday, funeral taking
place at Bad AK Lutheran church,
conducted by Rev. Ramberg, on Mon
day. He was laid beside his wife.
who died three years since. Mr. Err
icson was 70 years old, leaves seven
grown daughters and sons. He had
been a longtime resident of this
county.