Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-10

Buy your bulk seeds at Casson 81
Thompson's grocery.
Special nesting of the Woodmen
for adoption, on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Reynolds mourn
thd loss of three months old child
For sale, lot Of field pess and po-
tatoes, Inquire of Jacob Dach. Viroqua.
Now that election is over let us
turn our attention to cleaning up the
city.
Mrs. B. f. Norris has a stock of
millinery goods o. display at the Park
Hotel.
Geo. Morse will sell a team feed
cooker at his auction sale ON Thursday,
April Is.
Prof. J. d, Beck, principal of the
Cashton high school, was a caller in our
city, Saturday
Mrs. Win Gorsline came up from
Chicago to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs Costing.
-Westby village voted to hold seven
months of school this year, instead of
eight as heretofore.
Thomas E. Oliver of Sterling, and
Miliie NJ. Cavene of Genoa, were mar
ried recently, by Paul Hanson, Esq.
Paul Hanson of Harmony delivered
his crop of tobacco to Bekkedal & Hazen
on Tuesday, receiving full contract
price.
Jacob johnson of Esofea, will soon
|, ge for Missouri on prospecting tar.
IL satisfied with the country he VIII
settle there
Geo. E. Morse will sell his persona.
property at auction at his farm 2 miles
north of Springville on the La Crosse
road, on Thur eday, April Is.
For sale, 25, more or less, ewes with
lambs, also II year old mare, weight
1850 pounds. Inquire of A. J. FAVOR,
Springville, Wis,
Our new military cut, tailor made
suits are rapidly going out to the very
best dressers. 41one better, none more
stylish. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Prof. Kronson, optical eye specialist,
will make his next professional visit to
Viroqua and be at the Park Hotel on
Wednesday and Thursday, April II and
IS.
Take look at our window display
of SOC shirts. They combine style and
W ear, equal to 75c shirts.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
-viroqua chapter R. A. NJ. will give
a social a5 Masonic hall Friday evening
April II. All Royal Arch Mssons are
cordially invited to attend with their
ladies.
Word was received here that Ed
ward Munyon, near Liberty Pole, died
this morning at five o'clock, from heart
disease. His funeral will occur on
Friday.
-Casson g. Thompson will have on
exhibition at their store next Thursday.
the finest exhibit of palms and ferns
shown in this city. We want You to call
and see them.
The base ball season viii open this
year with game between the Viroqua
cornet band and the high school team.
The game will be played at the fair
grounds on May 3.
DIR. Moe has taken in as a partner,
DR.. G. W. Brand of Toronto, Canada.
DR.. Brand comes highly recommended,
and the firm will no doubt render the
public the best of medical services.
-Fisks Orchestra was on hand at the
Opera house last Wednesday evening,
but dancers were few. This orchestra
is one Oh the best in the state and the
small turnout must be attributed to
some other cause than poor music.
The Hillsboro Sentry last week,
gave good write-up of the business
places of that village Hillsboro is a
thriving burg and with railroad facilities
would make rapid growth. 1t has many
natural advantages and an enterprlsing
class of citizens
Attention Patriarchs Militant Can
ton. Virouua No. TO- On Sunday week,
April 2lst instant, Patriarchs parade at
the Congregational church. Assemble
at the lodge room at $50 sharp All
Patriarchs are urgently requested to be
present. AUGUST SMITH, Captain.
DO you need windbreak? Secure
some of the 10000 pine trees L. q.
Thiege offers for sale; size Is inches to
s feet Price 10 cents per tree, SS. 90 per
100. Good success has been had In
transplanting. Chas. Waters old nur-
sery farm in town of Jefferson.
A quiet wedding took place last
Tuesday at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorin Hart, two miles from the village
when their daughter Laura, was mar
ried to Mr.. L. Hayter, near Viroqua.
They have the best wishes of their many
friends. Rev Chapman officiated -
Ontario Observer.
Our good Morse friend, P M John
son. will please thresh the intelligent
compositor on his first visit to this city,
for giving him credit for being P. NJ.
Cor as the new county board repre-
sentative from the town. OF Coon.
1.-THE above was penned by the editor IN
his safe retreat at Madison The lntelii-
gent compositor will not be responsible
for consequences If the invitation is ac'
cepted
Mrs. Kelly, who is the lecturer ein-
ployed by the G. W. B. NJ. for Wiscon-
sin, will be in Viroqua on the 23d in
slant. All the laGies Of the Church OF
| Christ who are interested in the mis-
siopary cause are invited TO meet Mrs
Kelly on the afternoon of the 23d, at
O'Clock, at the residence of John Daw-
son. On the same evening Mrs. Kelly
will speak at the Church of Christ, ser
, vices to begin at 7:30 o'clock.
Through an error in election returns
received by the CENSOR last week, the
name of Henry Gschwender was given
as supervisor from The village of On
tario, instead of Samuel Sloggy. Mr.
| Gschwender was elected for Monroe
county. Also in the town of Coon, p
M. Iohnsons name was received as ''P
! NJ. Coon" We are sorry these errors
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