Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-13
Spring hats at Michaelsohn $.

sunday was Tue rougnesJ Qay OF tne
year
House for sale in Third ward. In
quire of Mary Hicok.
Buy that Eastern hat at the Boston
and secure trading stamps.
DIR. Kronson, Park Hotel, Wednes-
day and Thursday, March 20 and 81.
Miss Lulu Burlin is spending a
month at Tomah with her brother Frank.
Advance SAFE on fancy spring sh rts
at The Boston Ask for trading stamps
Eva and Carrie Ingersol drove over
| to LaFarge on Saturday, to visit with
friends.
20. Fl. Helgeson has bad case of
limps because of case of tobacco falling
on one of his feet.
For sale cheap, five new milch cows
! all fresh this month or next Enquire
of jackson Silbaugh, Viroqua.
Spanish Havana seed grown by S. N.
Neprud, Westby Wisconsin; soc per
ounce. Gallon or address himat Westby
---Albon Lindemann. manager of the
llindemann department store, is in Chi
(lcago making spring purchases for hj~
}trade.
They're here-What, the robins?
Mo- Our new line of spring hats. Re-
member you get trading stamps at The
Boston.
II Did you see those new spring suits
Uat The Boston? They are beauties. The
Eonly clothing house in the city that gives
Trading stamps.
The new management of the La
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put into operation in short time, two
linotype machines.
Mr.. and Mrs o. L. johnson are
paying business visit to Chicago. The
lady will purchase her spring stock of
MILLINERY goods.
-There will be ten-cent sociable at
THE home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross
zht Retreat, March Is, afternoon and
4evening. All invited.
The Regent shoe is the easiest and
ost comfortable shoe made, and for
wear has no equal. The Boston sells
hem and gives you trading stamps.
Mr.. A. Tullock, victory's hustling
business man, was in the city, Friday.
He reports the river section as making
Preparations for lively season in all
lines.
Mr.. J. N. Williamson has disposed
IM his S2-acre farm on Bishop Branch to
poseph Peterick of La Crosse. Mr..
Williamson expects to remove to a
Northern county.
The Richland Democrat SAYS the
most notable sale of fine stock made in
fhis vicinity of late was consummated
Saturday when Geo. Henthorn sold from
bis herd of Polled Durhams ten cows at
the uniform price of $3.50 per head.
/ Forest Alexander went up to Cash
BON, last week, for q short visit with his
Daughter, Mrs. A E Perkins He re-
burned home ON Friday morning, ac-
,ompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins,
who came down to help him celebrate
his 51st birthday.
Many friends in Vernon county will
earn with regret of the death of Mrs.
Clara Kirk, who died at her home in S.
Dakota. She Yves 65 years of age, born
in Ohio, coming to this county in 1854,
where the family resided till 1887. She
was the wife of Geo. G. Kirk.
"A large whit. dog which had been
pet about the Dousman House at
Prairie du Chen, attacked his master,
Landlord Huffsmith, last Saturday, and
t took twelve shots from revolver and
IA load of huckshot from a musket, in
jhe head, club and an axe to kill the
beast.
Charles Kuebler OF the hardware
Iirm of Martin & Kuebler, left on Friday
morning for Fulton, Illinois, where he
will spend few days with his partner
before starting on business trip to Chi
.ago and other points. Mr.. Martin, we
ulre told, has been incapacitated for some
lime by pneumonia, and is just able 70
De up.
n -Last Sundays wind was corker
lTt blew perfect gale all day long and
Iabout 3 o'clock developed into genuine
blizzard, uncovering small buildings
turning hay stacks over, raZing lumber
Ililes. twisting larger buildings. and
raising general rumpus G. J. Lind's
lew barn is among the larger buildings
Managed. Sentry.
4 An exchange says it is getting up a
3llew primer. One page reads thusly:
HlSee the corn in the field. Can the corn
1Halk? No, the corn stalks. See the
loretty cake Does the cake stalk? No.
lout you ought to see the cake walk. l
have rope. Can the rope walk? Yes,
a it is taut See the hen in the garden.
iCan the hen rise2 No, she SETS
Anton Wieken, formerly of this
olace, in company with P E. Nelson, of
Jashton, has purchased the Portland
tJenter mercantile business and will
jyery soon take posse sion. Mr.. Wieken
Igill be manager of the business He
vas former popular clerk of this city,
put has been with Nelson & Campbell of
Jashton for the past four or FIVE years
The Watertown Times dallies with
mighty problem in this wise: "Why
s a newspaper like woman" Various
answers were given: Because it has
20 have something torun it Because
both have to be known to be appreciat-
ID " Because it changes its dress
sFhe correct answer is: Because every
Imam should have one of his own and
k1ot be running after his neighbor's.
Howard Minshall met with a very
painful accident on Friday last, while
= assisting in unloading hav at his fathers
4 oarn He slipped and fell in some man
1er and in t. yiDg to save himself threw
s MS whole weight on one hand. breaking
/. across the back The accident will
ncapaeitate him for six or eight weeks.
which the industrious young man con.
sf1av-- a xrOt1s< Fca$~- 70 s,e ~. .o,--.