Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-15

our # with Spain" at Opera
house Saturday evening.
AT opera hall tonight Wednesday J
the Fisk & Weldon orchestra.
John Tate and daughter, of Liber-
ty, departed for Custer, Mimi, Monday.
Herb Chapman has moved his house.
hold effects out on his farm near Spring
vile.
Mrs. r. K. Nixon aud daughter re-
turned, Thursday, from THAR visit to
Milwaukee.
Andrew johnson has been on the
sick list for several days, but is now
around again.
Walter jackson, the washing ma
chine agent, left for his home at Red
Osk Iowa, Thursday.
ALBION Linderman returned from
Chicago. Thursday afternoon, after pur-
chasing heavy stock of goods.
--"She Was Born in Old Kentucky"
the very latest illustrated song. at
Opera house, Saturday evening.
Harry Adams, brakeman on the
Viroqua branch, is recovering from his
recent illness and is around again.
Miss Tillie Olson, of Sparta, arrived
in the city Thursday for a visit with
Mrs. e x. P"rns and other friends.
John Griffin has rented his farm
north of town to his son George who
has recently moved in from La Fargo.
"A thorough and complete summary
of our late struggle in defense of justice
and right. Admission, 10 and Is cents.
Mrs. Charles Everitt, of Turtle
Lake, Barron county, sister of Clerk
Gosling, is making Mr.. Gosling and
family q visit.
L. R. Arlington, who has been alb
sent in Milwaukee during the Photo
grspher's State convention, returned
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Arie Favor have moved
to Springville, and will for the coming
season live on the farm with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Favor.
More tobacco was delivered by
farmers last week than any one week
this winter. Buyers have also made ex-
tensive shipments.
- The Congregational Aid society is
making preparations to give calico
party the first Friday in April. Get
your calico gowns ready for the occasion.
The Junior Endeavor gave a social
at the residence OF Aug, Smith, Friday
evening. A musical and literary pro-
gram was given and light refreshments
served.
Citizens on the east side of the
Third ward are experiencing great ineon-
venience from lack of water, number
having to carry it from the corner of the
lumber yard.
-Chas. s Slack & Company have
over City of the finest cook and heating
stoves now on hand. Those wishing to
purchase stoves should look their fine
line over at once.
"A full blooded, fresh, Jersey COW
for sale. This COW is eligible to Reg
istry, and anyone desiring a first class
animal would do well TO enquire of I'M
dersigned at Viroqua. M G. DAVIS
1t speaks we'll for Viroqua that
there is hardly vacant house in the
city and the moment one becomes avail
able to rent it is taken with avidity.
1t looks as if a number of residences
are needed to meet the demand.
Don't forget the concert at opera
hall tomorrow evening "wednesday
by the Baraboo orchestra of ten pieces.
The program is ali music of high order,
and the entertainment deserves large
patronage Admission to concert %
cents. A social dance will fol ow-
Those holding tickets to dance admitted
free to concert.
H P. Proctor returned, Thursday,
from business visit to Asheville, North
Carolina, in the interest of Proctor d
Sons Telephone company, which is be-
ing established in that city. Mr. Proc
tor says the company already has 300
phones connected, $50 still to connect,
aud that the company can not supply
the demands of its patrons fast enough
The Big Store is in receipt of a
very fine line of low and medium priced
spring sckets and capes for ladies,
misses and children. These are up-to
date styles and the best fitting garments
on the market. See their line of ladies
spring jackets at 81, S5.47, 81 AZ equal,
to anything offered in former seasons
at % osr csnt more money.
NJ e. Cox-