Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-26
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eA1fSe = a lG h15Ef COMPANY T.
The Satin Hardware Company 20. Is
the Hennsy buggies Nona better
-Bricklaying on the new Lindemann
bank building commenced Wednesday
For sale, twcyear-old Durham
bull Inquire of Johns Dresne, Liberty
Pole
Tobacco planting machines have
been sold in great numbers by Viroqua
/ dealers
Mrs. l.. Henry of Richiand Center
Is spending some time with Mrs F. W.
| Shepald in this city
Pay now while they last, those
! elegant horse covers at The Blue Front
! Only 15c per pair
1 Unclaimed letters remain at the
Viroqua postoffice for Justin Anderson
and d. W Nicholson.
| Mrs William Hopp, nee Helen For
| tun, of Minneapolis, is vi iting at the
| old Bristow home
/ Annual school meetings occur next
| Monday night All should Oe interesttd d
| in these gatherings
Prof KrUnson, eye-sight specialist,
Park Hotel, Viroqua, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
/ Good house TO rent; pleasa Mt loca
tion and convenient. Apply once a5
| the CENSOR office.
The Misses Esther and Jennie Butt
are at home from Jsnes vile and Madi-
/ son Tor the summer vacation.
The annual premium list for the
county fair is published in this issue.
| Preserve the list for future use.
There will be preaching service in
| the synod church Sunday evening at
s o'clock, by Rey. v estphal
| Sweeping reductions in all lines to
clear tor fall goods now coming.
! THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
If you want bargain ia buggles,
call ON the Smith Hard ware 90. Vlroaua.
| They have few they want to close ut.
Martin DoIen, one of the most exten-
sive farmers of Rising Sun neighbor-
hood, Was in the city OH business, Mon
! day.
Prof. Arthur Brindley, late principal
of the Readstown schools will attend
state university law school the coming
year.
-Childrens day will be observed in
the Methodist church next Sunday eve
ming with y programme of appropriate
exercises
Mrs. O. L. johnson is closing out
her millinery goods at cost Ladies are
invited TO cali and get the benefit of
these bargains.
John Norris finished setting eleven
acre, Of tobacco on Thursday. and was
among the first Of the extensive growers
of this section TO close.
| Lost. between Niroqua and Reads
town, June II. d child's red cloak, trim
med with black Finder will please
! leave same at CENSOR Office.
Train service ON the Kickapoo road
| has been changed. The morning pas
senger now goes north thirty minutes
earlier than in the past
Information from August Smith Is
| to the effect that lie is receiving con
/ siderable relief from his rheumatic affiic-
/ tion at Milwaukee hospital
| "A state law went into effect June 1,
| requiring all gasoline cans to be painted
red wish the word Gasoline painted
/ in black letters across them.
| II fhe city board of review will meet
next Monday, but owing TO the fact that
the assessor has not completed his work
an adjournment will be taken.
Heat WAS 40 intense in this city on
Tuesday, that workingmen on nearly
every contract were Obliged to cease
| labor during the middle of the day.
DIR R III. DeLtp of La Fargo, who
had the great misfortune TO lose his
young wife, has returned to Richland
| Center, where he will practice dentistry.
| Next Friday evening at the residence
| of Mrs d Strawn, the Sunday school
class of Mrs c. c. B.own will give an
ice cream social The public is invited
/ lanes Andrews of this city, has
secured position as lumber inspector
| at Hawkins, Wisconsin. He has been
employed at LaFarge for the past two
years.
Mr. Geo. S Byer of Cashtop, and
Miss Sarah Jefson, one of Westby's fair
daughters. were united in marriage on
Wednesday last They will reside at
Cashton.
Fred Giesea of this city. who passed
two years in the regular army in the
Philippines, received his discharge re-
Gently in San Francisco and is now in
St Paul
MIR. Aroe Slack and Miss Millie L
Davis both of Franklin, were united in
marriage today by Rev w. Haughton,
at the home of the brides parents on
| West Prairie
Martin & Kuebler have the contra ct
for installing steam heating plant in
the fine residence now under construc-
GlOu Oh tub ldClH vi J IL mCIAcC ia euc
town of Christiana. 9
il. B Rusk of this city. has shown rs
monstrosity in the shape of a young
chicken with four perfectly formed feet
and legs and four distinct wings. The
little thing was alive when Matched.
The bilious, tired, nervous man can
not successfully compete with his healthy
rival. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous pills for constipation will re-
move the couse OF your troubles. A. j.
johnson d Co.
AN Echo From the Past, song and
music by Al.emus !. Primmer, of this
place, find. Il pace on our table 1t 1t
, a composition of which the author may
we'll feel proud ,Fhe air is sweet and
words strike chord of the olden days.
Publication is mude by the Groves
Barnes Music Co This late production
is worthy of place in every home.
The La Crosse Chronicle reports
that an organized gang of dog thieves
! who have confederates operating in La
|, Crosse has been discovered near Stoddard
; where it is known that the majority Of
the full blooded hunting dogs that dis
appeared under strange circumstances
last fall and this spring were taken, and
later sold to hunters in Minnesota and
tine Dakotas.
, The CENSOR is pleased TO state that
the criminal charge made against Guy
! Wood and Ben. Roberts of LaFarge
and nm which tney were taken To lows