Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-17
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| IT c. Pringle is making interna
improvements about his residence.
VIM. Older.,urg of Newton, trans,
acted business IL his city last week.
Mrs. Ed Curry is improving hen
residence by the addition of kitchen.
"A little son came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Lokken on Saturday.
Ear and Arthur Bates Of Sterling,
We're callers at the county seat Friday.
james Wauless. late of Viola has
opened blacksmith shop at Liberty
Pole.
Rev Jno. Fl. Daniel win preach at
Chaseburg next Sunday, April 2ist, at
o'clock.
-NeIs E. Fortney is fitting up nice
! living rooms on the second floor OF his
| livery barn.
IN. B. Smith of this city, has sold his
fiue and valuable farm in Clinton to Hon
Geo. E. Tate of La Fargo
-Thos Watson and wife We're here
froia Wheatland to spend Sunday with
the family of Aaron Watson.
Helen Trowbridge of Hayward, is
visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
FL. Trowbridge of this city.
"A lively party of Young gents and
ladies made visit to the sugar camps
near Avalanche on Sunday.
Captain Silbaugh will deliver the
annual address for the Odd Fellows at
Appalonia, Chippewa county.
Mrs. Foulks, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Nuzum
returned 20 her home aJ Lodi.
The Uncle Jim Layne brick house
and homestead on lower Main street has
teen purchased by Daniel Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Solverson are enter
tanning baby girl, who came to their
home this morning
X. K Loverud has disposed of his
92-acre farm in town of Jefferson to
Chris Qyrle. Consideration 81, 900.
Among Cashton visitors TO tnis city
last We was Patrick Brody, who, as
usual, rememb cred the printers.
Mrs. B. F. Purdy returned from
Rockford, on Saturday, where she had
been to look after small grandson.
An exchange says the two nations at
present most prominent in the public
eye are Carrie Nation and vaccination
Wanted, few more girls in our
overall factory. Inquire of The Hanf-
garn Manufacturing Co, Chaseburg,
Wis.
While in the city last week. Mrs.
Emma F. Tollefson sold her residence
property in the Third ward to Frank A.
Chase.
Hon. A. II. Dahl and wi.eof Westby,
were in the City on Sunday to attend q
dinner party given by Mayor and Mrs
Boyle.
The Aid society of Brookville will
meet on Thursday afternoon, April %,
at Mrs Hobe Swains. Every one is
invited.
Earl Truesdale is putting in bath
room in the rear of his barber shop.
John Hengel of Sparta, is doing the
plumbing.
= Alsert Hopp of Sterling; and Miss
Phoebe Huntington of Genoa, were mar
ried in this city, April 16, by Rev. VIM.
Haughton.
John E. Gosling departs for his
western home today. Mrs. Gosling and
child arrived here Friday. They will
remain here for some time.
Chairman Soren Larson of Chris
tiana. came to the city on Saturday,
bringing his daughter, who will teach
in the Bishop Branch district.
A large rock rolled off the bluff at
Fountain City and crashed into dwell
ling house, killing one of the inmates
and seriously injuring another.
Take look at our window display
of SOC shirts. They combine style and
wear equal to 75c shirts.
BLUE FRONT STo RE.
The Eastern Star will hold special
meeting for the purpose of eonferrine
degrees on Thursday evening April, IL.
All members are requested to attend.
Fine dress gloves, driving gloves,
working gloves, canvas gloves. The
largest and best line in the city at The
Blue front Store.
-Trouting season opened Monday.
Bright and early the sportsmen might
have been seen vending their way TO tn
creeks adjacent to this city.
You don't have to pay for our goods
! blindfolded-if not just as represented
you don't have to keep them.
JOSEPH BO EHRER, Jeweler.
--Silas Eos er has resumed work OF
: his fine brick residence in Third ward
The foundation walls and portions o.
brick work were in when winter cam,
| ON.
Will e. Nuzum, formerly of thii
| city. is "a newly elected member of tn.
| Monroe county board of supervisors
representing one of the wards in the city
| of Tomah.
/ The Boston Clothing House has in
stalled fashionable revolving hat rack
propelled by dynamo. Progress is th'
| motto of the young men who conduc
/ the Boston.
ALI members of the Rebekah lodg'
are requested TO meet at I. o o. T. hal
! at $50 a. m Sunday, April 21st, for tbs
purpose of going to the Congregations
/ church in body.
"A goo9 thing is always worth th'
money This is true the world over. L
applies TO watches as well az anything
| The kind we carry are guaranteed.
! JOSEPH BOEHRER, Jew 5ler.
The new restaurant east of TownerI
! store is the best place in Viroqua to get {
| SQUARE meal or lunch. Farmers especi
/ ally invited to make it their headquart
| ers.
w. F. Lindemann & Co issue casl
trading tickets on all purchases from
D cents up. New dishes and the famou
Wayne Rooster has been added TO tn
lremiums
The James Mason Woman's Relic
Corps of De Soto will holi fair on th
nth of May. at Rogers hall Ticket
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