Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-15
MI 5qbout 9ow friends and Hel9A6ors.

Mrs. Gardner is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs Arnold
DR. E. E. Gaines was over from La.
Fargo on Monday.
| The Viroqua Lumber Co. t. ks to
You through new ad in today's paper.
1t pays to trade at Lindemann's md
get stamps. Their premiums are a sur
prise
Mr.. VIM. Mahan and Miss Mary
Burns were married at Rising Sun on
May 6.
Mystic Worker sociable Tuesday,
May 81. Each member privileged TO
| invite one
Martin johnson of Newry, and
Gunda Olson of Bloomingdsle, were
married recently.
George Stimble occupies the house
on North Main street, recently vacated
by John Silbaugh and family.
Rooms to rent with or without
board Inquire OF Mrs Myron Henry,
two blocks east of school house.
Call for trading books at W. F.
Lindemann 81 Co.'S anu get started. 1t
takes fifty stamps to get good premium.
The Milwaukee road will ask only
one fare for the round trip to the Wood
man encampment at st. Paul, on June Z.
Mrs Arthur Perkins came down
from Cashton to spend few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f W. Alex
ander
Mrs. I. L. Day of Pipestone, Min
nesota, was guest at the home Of her
brother, Thornton Taylor, during he
| past week.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
branch road from the junction into
Sparta. 1t will be great convenience
to our train service.
4 Mrs Giles, accompanied by Mrs
Bowman, left last Friday for visit
among relatives and friends in the
northern counties
There will be German Lutheran SER
vices in the Synod church Sunday morn
ing, May 19, conducted by Rev Herring
from Wilton, Monroe county.
w. N. Wells, who recently went to
Sparta to enter the newspaper business.
has sold his interest in the daily Herald
Advertiser 10 his partner, W Hinlfley.
The Tate Mercantile company has
secured the services of A. W. Birchel of
Tomah, as grocery clerk. He takes the
position left Vacant by John Silbaugh.
| You're up against it if you don't
buy your watches right. We always
give you bargains in watches that keep
you in the right path.
JOS BoEHRER.
"A slight frost is reported from diff
erent sections of the county during the
| Lotto cold apa1l nor on fic;ap% bowaxa,.
to do any material damage to young
vegetation or fruit buds.
From January to April /, accord
ing to Head Consul Northcutt's report
the solicitors of the Modern Woodmen
society secured q, 517 new members and
organized 449 new local camps.
Our wonderful sale of Sherwood
& Crooks fine shoes continues to grow
Travelling statesmen with other lines call
for them Why? Because they can not
find their e,iual. BLUE FRONT STORE.
~--One of the longest trains ever pulled
through De Soto passed through :
week. 1t was nearly mile in lepa
and was composed of 110 cars, all emp
ties, bound from Chicago to St Paul
The train'was f. 500 feet long,
VIM P. Hayter will sell at public
auction at his place five miles southeast
of Viroqua. on Tuesday, May 81, all his
farming implements, stock and lot OF
fence posts and tobacco hanging poles.
Sale begins at ten o'clock with free lunch
at noon.
There seems to be plan on foot tc
extend the Kickapoo road through Gran
county on into Illinois, connecting with
, the Great Western at Stockton and
, touching at Bloomington, Lancaster and
Plattevlle. AT any rate some surveying
has recently been done down through
that country.
Remember the meeting at G. A. r
, headquarters on Monday evening next
Arrangements will be made for the
, exercises on Decoration day. The city
, council has made grant of $40 to tht
Post to aid in defraying expenses Citi
zens as well as soldiers should see tha
the matter does not languish for lack o.
! support.
: All friends and patrons of our school
will be pleased to learn that Prof Pear
, son will continue in his present position
for the coming year. His work for tb
upbuilding of Viroqua schools has heel
; appreciated. In his efforts he has beel
ably sustained by a strong corps o
teachers, who, we understand, hav
been invited to remain.
r A Sunday school superintendent
!. who was also dry goods merchant, ant
n who was teaching a class of very littl
/ tots, asked when he had finished ex
q planning the lesson: Now, has any on
E a question to ask?" A very small gir
+ raised her hand What is it. Marta ?
. asked the superintendent why, MI
3 Brooks, how much are those little re
paras OILS in your window
: State Superintendent L. D. Harve
y sent out in the state $4,000 copies of
e pretty, forty six page pamphlet contain
i ing suggestions for the proper obsery
Y ance of Memorial day in the schools
v Every one of the 1 600 school teacher.
y besides the officers of the Grand Arm
# posts. Woman's Relief Corps and other
s. will receive copy of this pamphle
The 'front.' cover contains a picture {
?. the Stars and Stripes in red, white an
4 blue.
/ From the jackson, Mich |, Citizel
% We take pleasure in voluntarily expire
y sing our favorable opinion of DIR. T.
'e Bre eSer as physician and as gentl
le man. If no other proof of his abilit
10 was accessible, this fact alone woul
IL have much weight that he has MAD
visits regularly for years, and succeede
1e in building up a successful practi,
ty where so many pretenders have faile
n " e do not count the doctor as a travE