Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-16
Shorr News Stories of Interest
Viroous and

Easter raincoats and umbrellas at
Suite & Tate's.
Read the notice in the right-hand
corner of this page.
Fred Cowee OF La Fargo is clerk
ing at Johnson's drug store.
Willard Hall of Readstown had
business in Viroqua Thursday.
DR.. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store Phone 176.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
-tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Special Easter shipment of dol
mans, capes and cape coats at Suite
& Tate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hazen spent
part of last week at GAINESVILLE and
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Tuhus entertain
ed their daughter, Mrs. John Coleman
of LaFarge
The special session of the county
board called Assemblyman Carter here
to take part in the meeting.
Mrs. Emanuel Harris was called
to Durand by the death of her brother
who was Methodist pastor there.
Mail us your films to be developed
and printed. We pay return postage.
NJ. ]. Jasperson. 1910
Our new stock of wall paper has
arrived and we will be pleased to show
you our samples. 0. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
and inventor, well known to all in this
locality, passed away at the asylum
recently.
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown by H.
S. McGifin of Sparta, SOC per ounce.
johnson & Vigdahl. lift
After a pleasant visit of a month
with her sister, Mrs. E.W .Hazen, Mrs.
Phinney departed to spend some time
with other relatives.
A veterans association of the
32nd division has been formed and to
Col. N Coy goes the honor of acting
as its first president.
Miss Zillner,in charge of the Mod
ern Health crusade, will include Viro-
qua in tour of the Training schools,
coming here May Ia.
Mrs. n A. Douglas and daughter
Laurna, returned to their home in
Wausau, after three weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Norris.
Her many friends are more than
pleased to welcome Mrs. Wyman home
after spending the winter in New York
with her daughter and husband, DIR.
and Mrs. Brewer.
In our report of delinquent in
come tax in the last issue, the trans
position of a period made it appear
that the return from Hillsboro village
was SS16 when the figure should have
read $8.16.
Ole Hulsether is home from SUI
perintending the packing of Eisen-
lohr's crop at Gays Mills. He reports
that the firm handled nine hundred
cases of the weed in the warehouse
purchased from the Pomeroy estate.
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 o E. Davis Drug Store.
An examination for oil inspector
will be held at Sparta and Viroqua on
Saturday, May 3. For application
blank and detailed information adj
dress Wisconsin Civil Service Com
mission, Madison.
After weeks and weeks of vast
ing sickness, death came as bl sssed
release to that sturdy and substantial
pioneer of Harmony town, Paul Han
rSOIl, Ounudyy dL TIE age VI ~ ySeti .,
The community he so long graced
mourns his passing.
-Viroqua friends were pleased to
greet for two days DR.. Walter Cory,
who dropped in to see his uncle, Ed
ward Lind, and to confer with stock
holders of the Archer Cord Tire and
Rubber Company of Minneapolis, of
which he is director. He reports the
concern in a sound and flourishing
condition.
1.-THE Allies" a company of highly
talented ladies' appeared at the Opera
House Wednesday night as one num-
Der of the lecture course, rendering a
program that will rank with the best
of what we have had. And the hall
was filled, not all being able to secure
seats. One number of the course re-
mains but the committee is neither ad-
vised as to the nature or date of the
entertainment.
Due to failing health, DIR. Chris
tenson has decided to dispose of his
splendid herd of Guernsey cattle at
the West Prairie farm. The entire
herd will be shipped to Waukesha and
sold June 4, one day previous to the
annual Waukesha sale. Some of the
most famous cattle in the Guernsey
DreeQ are contained III the OOctOF
herd, and his decision to sell them is a
distinct loss to Vernon county.
Little Louise Foster, aged past
four, died Saturday morning, follow
ing several weeks of battling illness
operation at La Crosse finally being
resorted to. Funeral was held Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. Har-
ris. In the taking away of this bright
iovable child from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs NiromFoster, deepest grief comes
not only to them but to the host OF
warm friends in this city, whose deep
est sympathy goes out to the stricken
parents.
-Auley McAuley passed away Sun
day at his newly erected home on
North Main street. He spent prac-
tically all of his life at Mt. Sterling
moving to Viroqua about year ago
Deceased had attained the age of six
ty-one years He was unmarried
Revs. Harris of this city and Tomkin.
son of Sparta conducted services Tues
day afternoon, both speaking beauti
fully of the high Christian character
of the brother who has passed, or
whom they both knew and loved be
cause of being pastor at Mt. Sterling
Interment viii be at the old home.