Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-29
Mrs I'll T.. Raynar "a i'll


Bay your Easter goods at The Big
Store.
For fine and we'll made suit, see
Skagen the tailor.
Mr.. Skagen, the tailor, is making
special inducements to his patrons.
Mrs. Andrew HOMELAND, of Spring :
vile, is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
The Misses Williams, of Bangor, are
guests at the home of Mayor Smith.
Get your town tickets printed at
the CENSOR Office. Mail orders promptly
filled.
Opening of spring and summer
millinery at Mrs. o. A. Larson's, Satur-
day, April l.
-Thorson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westoy, Wis.
Everything that Mr. Skagen makes
in the tailor line is perfect. See Skagen
the tailor.
See those buggies made by the
La Crosse Carriage Co., at Chas. s.
Slack & Co.'S.
Miss Bradley, of La Crosse, is a
6 lest of Miss Eta Butt, a former uni
versity school mate.
William Brandon has sold his three
forties in Greenwood to Bernhard Smith !;
consideration $4,000.
e. w. Hazen has sold his farm in the
town of Jefferson to Edgar Ely, wh will
take possession this spring.
Mrs. G. J. Blowers has been confined
to the house with illness for several days,
but is now reported convalescent.
Jason t. Philips, of Wheatlantl, has
sold his farm, comprising 125 acres to
George Voicey; consideration, So, 500.
Martin Helgeson will hold public
sale at his residence, one and one half
miles west of Avalanche, Monday, April
TO-
Harvey Allen, of Webster, who is
employed in the state capitol this whit
er, made Viroqua friends visit, Satur-
day.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are hav-
ing all they can do right at home to
take care of their large and growing
trade.
We guarantee our spring dress hats
to be the correct style or money refunded.
Back numbers and out-of-style hats sold
for less than half price. MIoHAELsoHN &
Co.
An oyster supper will be given at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. W. M. Bouff :
lour. Springville, next Thursday even
ing, for the benefit of Rev. l.. E. Peck
ham.
WIN. f. Bouffleur, of Springville,
has traded his residence property for
John w. Stephens 80 acres in Harmony.
William is seriously thinking of trying
farming.
1t warns the heart like sunshine,
cheers the soul like old wine, gives hope
for the future, blots out the past. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea does-A. j.
johnson & Co.
1T should have read "depot." III
you do not believe it ask our incomin 8
may or up to the time of Editor Munson's
return. All are then cordially invited
to attend our funeral.
A letter received from Will e. Gas
son, from Eureka, California, where he
and Mrs. Cssson have been sojourning
for a season, states tnat they will sail
for Roseburg, Oregon, the 9th.
Has anyone in the county any
relics taken from the Indisn mounds in
the town of Liberty2 Quite an inter
esting description OF them is given this
week in ''Town of Liberty Pioneers"
GO. W. Dyson and wife, of st. Joseph,
Missouri, parents of Will Dyson, of this
city, are visiting with the latter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyson have inst returned from a
visit to Mr.. Dyson's old home in Ohio.
Notice.. & A. M. Grand lecturer,
M. l.. Youugs, will be with the Chapter
Tuesday evening, April 4th, and will
hold school on Wednesday and We'd
nesday evening with La Belle lodge, No
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs E. K Barnes went to
Madison, last week, to reside. Mr.
Barnes has entered into partnership
with J. w. Groves, of that city, and the
two gentlemen will conduct music
business jointly.
To 4. A. Masons Grand Lecturer
NJ. l.. Youngs will hold a school il
Masonic hall, Tuesday, April 4, com
mencing at o'clock a. m. All Roya
Arch Masons are earnestly requested t.
attend. There will be special meeting
in the evening.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pan
railroad company is planning to build 1
direct line from st. Paul to Duluth, as
an outlet for the big wheat belt of th'
northwest and giving the company |
cheap water route from the great whes
shipping center to the east.
M. V. Tower and wife, of Jefferson
have been in Minneapolis for some tim
aud we're at bedside of the lstter's sister
Mrs. III. G. Holcomb, who died on tn
18th inst. Mrs. Halcomb has been il
this city several times and will be re
mebered by number of Viroqua people
: The best piece of news for lon
\ time in railroad circles is that the @. Nj.
Sc. Paul road announces a raise of abou
: fifteen cents day that affects oOUU en-
. ployes. These are section men and tn
cheaper labor. Railroad men predic
raises in wages all along the line thi
! spring.
, In asking You ~ buy shoes at Th
0 Viroqua Shoe Store, We ask you to II
! specL the grades of leather used in sol
/. and upper, the stitching, the lining
the fittings and last, but not least, th
styles. The goods will stand it. That
= the reason why our trade grows steadil.
> ROGERS Il WILLIAMS.
v -McWiiton, La Crosses fast pac,
I that attracted considerable attention
y the grand circuit last season, was so
j by q syndicate, headed by Will Dayi
! to Andrew Cary, who formerly was pa
. owner of the horse. McWilton W
: again run in the grand circait this yes
" The owner is prepared &c back hi
heavily,