Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-01

Fruit and berry dishes at talking
prices. Jos BoEHRER
Wash lace curtains. shirt waists,
woolens etc with Maple City Soap.
Town Clerk Morgan of wheatIand.
was county seat caller on Thursday.
Have you seen the elegant new line
of mems negligee shirts and neckwear al
The Big StoreY
Isaac Solberg is making improve
ments about his property on South Main
street
-Louis Anderson HIS moved to Reads
town, where he expects TO continue the
saloon business.
The Hamilton Brown 81. 80 shoe is
the best shoe in America
| THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE
The Lutheran Young Peoples So
ciety meets next Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. Chris. Peterson
There will be preaching at the West
Prairie church Fargo Saturday, May
II. at p m by Rev. FL ]. Witherbee
Fine, up to date dresse1s do not look
TO tailor for the latest and best cloth
ing now. They go to the Blue Front
| Store
Rev Jno Daniel will preach in the
| school house at Chaseburg on Saturday
| evening next, May A. at Z 80 Also on
| Sunday afternoon at g.
DIR r. w Baldwin. Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
| 1t the postoffice. Take stairway lust
| south of Dahls drug store
Thos Call has sold his residence and
| lond mi in hxa. old e. A. A.
Mr.. Hauge, who recently arr. we'd here
from the state of Washington.
Our suit sales over-shadow all for
mer sales. The reason, style, quality,
and perfect fit.
THE BOSTON CLOTHING House.
Need not ask the we'll dressed man
on our streets where he had his suit
made. You may depend upon it that he
got it at the Blue Front Store.
-Kuehn and McCaull have disposed
of the little pacing horse, Nutril which
they purchased late last fall of Will
Gorsline. The animal goes to Evans
vile.
Captain and Mrs. Conner left for
Hillsboro on Monday, to take up their
permanent home. The house vacated
by them will be occupied by H. E. Pack
ard and family
One of the largest RATS that passed
down the Mississippi in recent years
went by De Soto last week. The raft
contained 1000, 900 feet of lumber al
ready sawed.
Have you seen some of the young
! men in our city dressed in the new out
/ ing flannel and home-spun suits bought
at the Blue Front Storef They are SEN
sible as well as very dressy.
Capt. J. II nry Tate is enlarging his
store building iy removal of the rear
wall forty feet west. This will be
utilized by the Tate Mercantile Company
rs d ci5ah and carpet depaftnl .rt.
e. g. Theige has fine lot of young
pine trees, just what you need for wind
breaks or for beautifying your lawns
which he will sell cheap The Charles
Waters old nursery near Springville
The past week has been ez1ceedingly
dull in business lines The press of farm
work has kept outsiders at home and
Viroqua people have been too busy
about their homes to give attention to
other matters.
Rev. John A Stemen and delegate
attended the council of churches at
Viola on Friday. 1t was decided to
establish a Congregational church at
that place, to start with membership
of twenty-seven.
The latest use of refuse clam shells
from the button factories ia for pave
ment purposes. The Prairie du CHEN
Courier says they are worth more than
any other material for road making and
are being used in that city.
Wool market opens in this section
at about rifteen cents. The past season
was a severe one on dealers. Their
holdings greatly deprecated fr m prices
paid, and the prospects are not encour-
aging for high prices this year
The Blue Front Store is certainly
showing the largest and finest variety Of
nobhy suits to he found They are tail
ored TO perfection The fabrics are of
the newest designs Their sales are the
largest they ever had. STYLE and merit
has done the business.
Special hosiery sale this week. La
dies all ribbed, cotton hose, 25 cent value
for 10 cents; ladies white feet hose 10c:
ladies cotton hose, ribbed top 35c value
! for 25c; ladies fine cotton hose, ribbed
top 25c value for Is cents.
THE BIG STORE.
The government is spending large
sums of money in experiments to render
wood fire proof for use in the navy. This
seems to US a useless waste of money;
the man who brought us cord of wood
last week on subscription has solved the
secret thoroughly, and no doubt would
be glad to furnish the government with
all the fireproof wood it wants at five
dollars a cord. Whitewater Register
On the coming Friday afternoon,
May 3D., will occur at the fair grounds
the first ball game of The season, be-
| tween the band boys and high school
! team. Let us turn out and give them
encouragement. Last season there was
considerable effort made in our city to
revive an interest in this popular game,
and the result showed at least that we
| have material for good team A lively
| game may be looked for on Friday
The postofice department directs
/ IS, 900 postoffices, musters an army of
! 200. 900 employees, spends this year $105,
| 000, 900, and counts receipts for nearly
| the same amount. 1t handled last year
| 6,214 447. 900 pieces of mail matter, of
which 2, S25, 767, 600 were letters, so that
every minute confides 12, 900 new mes
sages 10 its hands. 1t manufactured
and delivered postage stamps to the
number Of 3. 623, S21, COS, and of the value
of $71. 7SS s23 1t carried 2 069, 742, 600
newspapers.
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