Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-26

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If your buildings need Painting,
paint them and use either a strictly
pure mixed paint or Red Seal white
lead and oil. We carry both in stock
and will be pleased to quote you prices
at 0 E. Davis Drug Store.
Mr.. L. L. Baptie made a business
visit to Hillsboro.
Coon tobacco seed for sale at
| Sweger & Fleming's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Casperson were
at Hillsboro on business.
Daniel Shaker, Trippville gentle
man went to Texas to pass the season.
Adler Collegian clothes at the
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Bring your eggs to Romans Gro
Gerry and receive the highest market
! prices.
Special meeting of the Rebekah
lodge Monday night for degree staff
work.
Chairman Albert j. Granke was
in the county seat from Bergen, on
official business, Friday.
Mr.. George Watson "a resident of
Greenwood town for half a century,
died there aged 70 years
Mrs. o. 3. Wyman arrived home
after winter spent with her daugh-
ter at Syracuse, New York.
Town Clerk Frank Forbes of Hills
boro, was recently united in marriage
to Miss Mildred Brinthall of Elroy
Senator Bennett and Chief Clerk
Munson came home from Madison to
attend the funeral of Joseph Omund-
son, last Friday
Miss Hannah Hanson returned
home from Chicago to accept posi-
ton as stenographer and bookkeeper
in the Office of Chas. S. Slack.
Allen Stark, an aged man who
had been employed at cutting wood on
the farm of H. A. Tenny at Red
Mound suffered paralytic stroke.
County Clerk Moore was confined
to his home for a week with his old
rheumatic trouble, contracted during
his army service on the Texas border.
Mrs. H. P. Jensen has returned
to her farm in Brush hollow. Her
daughter, Miss Mable teaches the home
school, walking to her work two miles
daily.
Albert T. Cary passed away Sun
day of pneumonia at the age of II
years at his home near Mt.Zion. Rev.
Bullock is conducting funeral services
there today.
GAlDCII 4IaNEIiCh 6Oll HIS DidCe III
the northwestern part of the city to
Walter Swain and has purchased a
farm near Hillsboro to which ne will
move April first.
-Messrs. Urness and Thorson, SUI
pervisors from Christiana and Westby
respectively, were in the county seat
on Saturday concerned with the mat
ter of special session of county board
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bert Hanson is seen hustling about
his farm south of town. His friends
and neighbors are pleased to have Hill
bert again among them and hope that
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.s ss0rv CT. s.s.e. c.azae4tea I.ass.
shirts embody all the latest lines of
construction. We show the neatest,
snappiest designs and colors in our
spring shirt showing. The Blue Front,
Store, Ellefson & Johnson. 1872
-Hillsboro Sentry says influenza
and pneumonia brought sadness to res
idents of Hills Prairie when Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Mitchell were both taken
by death. Mr.. Mitchell passed away
on Monday and wife followed on Thurs
day.
The very best evidence women
can show of their appreciation of par
tial suffrage and desire for full suf-
frage is to vote when they can. Wo-
men don't fail to cast your ballot for
the county superintendent next Tues
day.
Rev. Martin Finstad and wife of
Folsom, spent Sunday in the city
He supplied Rev. Hofstead's pulpits,
in the city and at Zion church on AS
bury. At the latter place, from a con-
gregation of twelve families a contri-
button was given for foreign missions
of 1923.
County highways have never been
in worse condition than this spring
But the main arteries of travel are
rapidly becoming passable, especially
where overseers have dragged and
hunted them. Section road overseers
can warrant their appointment by be-
ing vigilant in their work throughout
the section.
-Cashton Record tells that Captain
Adolph Heinz, who is now in Berlin,
Germany, on an American mission,
sent there German infantry rife of
the latest pattern. Being able to talk
German and being of friendly dis
position, Adolph should get a lot of
keepsakes from the German people.
DIR. Wise, wife and baby arrived
in this community for a visit with
many relatives and friends, Mrs. Wise
being a daughter of Mrs. Wilkin Hauge
of Coon Prairie. Captain Wise wears
the insignia of his country in his SOL
der uniform. He was in the south
during most of the war and is now
stationed at Camp Dodge.
Polly Anna" at Lacrosse Mon
day night was a signal for a big gath
ering at that city. The Southeastern
excursion took a goodly bunch of our
people. They had six crowded coaches
when they left Lacrosse. 1t is to be
regretted that some went there to par
take of .1uid refreshments rather
than to attend the show
State Commissioner of Agricul-
ture Norgord was in the city on Fri
dayto meet Manager banks and others
interested in the DR.. Christensen West
Prairie Guernsey farm. While here
they made arrangements for a big
public sale of the noted Christensen
herd. The time and conditions will
be announced later. 1t is known to
his friends and associates that DR..
Christensen is in feeble health and
will relieve himself of the response
bility Of such huge problem.
Albert Groves of Akin, Minneso-
ia, is here visiting his brother, Will
| /. Groves, other relatives and old
friends. He came to Sparta for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
his little nephew, an eight-year-old
SON 0f Mr. oud Mre EraY7L Croxvo-