Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
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Parsons.
Letters remaining at the Viroqu,
pos office: Mrs. John Lind, Mrs. Emily
Chrisman
George Ranger lost a horse on Sat
urday. The animal got fast in the stal
and broke its leg.
Fine, up to-date dressers do not look
to tailor for the latest and best cloth
ing now. They go to the Blue Front
Store
Mrs. Everett of Turtle Lake, is in
the city, called here by the illness of her
brother Fl c. Gosling, who is improving
slowly.
Mr.. Fred Peterson recently graduat-
ed from the Milwaukee medical College.
He is the son of Atley Peterson of Sol
die;s Grove
Andrew Lee, Peter Upholm, Elias
Joh" and Christ Skoggeu of the vi
cinitv of Soldiers Grove, departed for
Norway on visit.
George Tate of La Fargo, one of the
members of the Tate Mercantile Com
pany. was in the city ON Monday, look
ing after business interests.
At a see~,an of the Rebekah lodge
on Monday evening. ice cream wa
served and a very pleasant social hour
was enjoyed by members.
Prof. Kronson, optical eye specialist.
will make his next visit tn this city and
be at the Park Hotel Wednesday and
Thursday, May Is and 16.
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.
Need not ask the well dressed man
on our streets where he had his suit
made. You may depend upon it that he
got it at +he Blue Front Store
Our suit sales over-shadow all for.
mer sales The reason, style, quality,
and perfect fit.
THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
Willard and Garfield Pennell are
expected home the latter part of the
week, as they were mustered out of
the service at San Francisco on Monday.
-Cashton defeated Norwalk in game
of baseball at the latter place on Sunday.
by score of II to O. Ben Borgerson of
this city played with the Casbton boys.
Remember there is no such thing as
a just or real cheapness. When you
obtain anything at half price, somebody
else must always have paid the other
half
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 Store? They are SEN
sible as well as very dressy.
"A line of clocks that are beauties
wherever you put them, in the jewellers
stock or in any room in the home, from
the parior to the bedroom.
Jos. BoEHRER.
The enthusiasm Lindemann 81 Co. q
premiums are creating has its reason,
for never before has Viroqua seen such
collection, truly given away. Trade
at Lindemanns and supply your house
absolutely free.
james Treseder made trip to Lady.
smith with four land seekers. They
were well pleased with the country and
purchased land. Vegetation in that
section is away in advance of the crops
here, So it is said
Owing to changes at the pump
house Mr.. Helgerson says he has had
some trouble in getting water for street
sprinkling. This matter will soon be
adjusted, however, 50 that a repetition
of last weeks dusty experience will
not occur.
Sam White was arraigned before
Justice Dorner, Tuesday, charged with
burning house. He was bound ovel
to circuit court in the amount of $500
In default of bail he was taken to Viro
qua and lodged in Jail to await his trial
Ontario Observer.
"A special meeting of the Alex Low
rie Post is called to meet at .the hall OF
Monday evening, May Goth, at o'clock
for the purpose of making arrangement
for the proper observance of Memoria
day. Members are earnestly requested
to attend the meeting.
The CENSOR is in receipt of card
announcing the marriage of Mr.. r. Fl
DeLap, .Jr., of LaFarge, and Miss Ben
lah L. James of Richland Center, OF
Thursday last They will be at hom
at LsFarge after May Is. Mrs. DeLa)
is daughter of D. G. James of Richlan
Center.
Mr.. Powell of this city, exhibited
in our Office yesterday, sample ear O
sweet corn picked last summer in tn
green state and preserved oy pickling i
brine 1t was apparently as fresh an,
sweet as when gathered last August
MIR. Powell says the ears are parboile
and covered with brine and when care
fully covered will keep for years.
Prof NJ. O. Hill has accepted th
prinCipalship of the Brookings, Sout
Dakota, high school. Brookings is
fine little jty Of cbout ZOO population
and has one of the finest high schoc
buildings in the state. The position
a promotion for Prof. Hill, and he
modestly receiving the congratulation
of his friends. s.-Bangor Independent
Six farmers living southeast of thi
city have combined forces and built
new telephone line connecting their va
rious residences, the line running out {
the main road where it is connecte
with the Union Co. q line. They hay
the use of the entire city exchang
and subscribers to said exchange hav
also the free use of the new line. .-Ricl
land Democrat.
We beg as favor to your home p'
per that no one will suppress, for mos
esty's sake, a single item of persons
news You may think little items pc
tanning to your own family are of /
general interest to this community, bl
we want you to bear in mind that
good lccal paper is in fact week
letter from home to big list of form
residents, and the slightest mention Of
familiar name is always interesting
them.
Hired help on the farm is a pro
lem which is of considerable importan