Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-27

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rattle brain
Bert Te;ntei is learning dentistry
| with DR. Baldwin.
John Wagner visited with his par
ents at Readstown, last week
| j. II. Randall, jaweler recently OF
La Fargo, has located at Hillsboro
Ask for trading stamps when you
buy that new spring suit at The Bos tou.
Easter neckwear, something entirely
new, at The Boston. Trading stamps
for the asking.
Miss Stella Davis of Red Mound,
has been visiting the past week with
Miss Ethel Proctor.
They're hear. What, the robins ?
MOI Our new line OF spring hats. Re-
member, you get trading stamps at The
Boston.
For sale, my new residence in vi
roqua. For particulars cal, on me.
THoS. CALL.
Henry Soltau of Bangor, was in the
city on Thursday, to attend the funeral
of Thos 0. Anderson
Old love affairs are so wretched and
humiliating that. really, new lovers
should not be jealous of them.
This section experienced it's first
thunder shower, Saturday noon, which
added one more storm to March, already
large list.
Miss Beth Butt returned from Mad
ison, Wednesday last, where she had
visited with friends and relatives for
some wee IS.
bax. -
the high school room on the evening of
election day, April 2. 1t is your duty
to attend
Will Slater has disposed of 90 acres
of his farm at Retreat to John Jacobus,
reserving the house and barns with ad-
jaoent lots.
Frank Zitzner sold bis farm near
Liberty Pole, to Mr.. Brophy, who in
turn disposed of the same to A o. Espe-
seth of this city.
Spring suits in the new military
effect, with padded shoulders and cut to
toe form, in great variety at The Boston.
Ask for trading stamps.
The Hamilton Brown shoe is ack-
nowledged as the best $250 shoe in
America. The Boston sells them and
SifC5 oiddAhS sbduApss
The CENSOR force acknowledge q
pleasant call from John H. Seymour of
DeSoto, who brought grist to the vi
roqua Touring mill on Friday last
The Regent shoe is the easiest and
most comfortable shoe made, and for
wear has no equal The Boston sells
them and gives you trading stamps.
Mrs La Mont Earl of Cashton, and
Miss Ruby Earl of Tomah, spent Satur-
day with friends and relatives in the
city. Mrs. Earl is sister of Mrs. e. FL.
Brown.
M. G. Ripley came up from Viola
and spent Saturday and Sunday among
his numerous friends in Viroqua. He
likes his location, he says, but could
take it with little less water.
The CENsoRS last week, intended
for Bloomingdale, were Inadvertently
sent to Liberty Pole and did not return
until Friday. We ov-o this explanation
to our Bloomingdale friends.
Mics Eva Ingersoll was recently
surprised by party of young friends.
who made themselves merry at her home.
B, fore leaving they presented her with
a gold ring set with five rubies.
Quite a large party of young people
from this city attended the Imperial
Ladies Quartette entertainment at West
by, on Friday evening last. They went
up in sleighs and report an enjoyable
evening and first-class entertainment.
According to the La Crosse papers,
| farmers of La Crosse county and Mime
sofa are going to try tobacco raising to
larger extent than usual this season.
| They believe conditions are favorable in
that section for profitable returns from
cultivation of the weed.
w. s Melvin of Avalanche, dropped
| in on us last Friday. He says that q
| petition is being circulated In that sec
| ton, asking the authorities to establish
three rural mail routes with La Fargo
as center He says however, that there
is no assurance as yet that the move
will be successful.
An exchange says that it has beer
discovered that the home grown, hanc
spanked, ragged barefooted country boy
makes a better fighter in life than doei
the hampered, well clothed city boy
whose trousers have been busted witt
nothing but golden slipper, and it adds
Give us the hand spanked boy every
time"
Prof. Chas. R. Frazier, son of VIM
Frazier of this city, is at present super
intendent of schools at Waterville, Mimi
and that his services are appreciated
there is shown by the fact that th'
school board this year voluntarily votet
him an increase of 5000 in his salary.
Sparta Democrat.
Another personal honor has beel
bestowed upon one of VirC qua's citizen
in the appointment of Capt jackson
Silbaugh as national aid-de-camp on tn
staff of the Grand Sire of uniforme'
rank Patriarch Militant or militar.
branch of Odd Fellowship. You ma,
now salute him as Lieutenant-Colone
Silbaugh.
: -Twenty-one young people of tn
school, drove out to the home OF Ella
J Homstad, near Newry, last Friday even
/ ing, to surprise his son Carl; they spen
the evening playing games. Refresh
, ments were served about midnight an
u the happy company returned HON
about 3 O'clock a. m.-Cashton Record
twenty-five prominent tobacco des
: lers in Stoughton, Edgerton and Jane
! vile, after examining the Mammot
9 Spanish tobacco, declare it is the be'
l tobacco for style. size and quality the
3 ever saw raised in Wisconsin, and re-
S ommend growers to use this seed v
: F. Lindemanp and Co. will give yo
: further information. See them at ont
0 and order your seed, If you want ii
}. best.
d The Sparta home talent compar