Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
!, III .7qbout 9our friends and TetgAbory.

NO1O az y pd1 Ia ONci Suuudy.
/ Emil s. Gauper of Purdv, visited
elatiVes at Viroqua. Saturday.
Over a million cakes of Maple City
Soap used in Wisconsin last year.
Call at Lindemann & Co 8 for trad
ing book and get $l.00 worth of dime
discounters free.
Ernest Kuehn left for the west to
look over the country and decide upon
a permanent location.
The national encampment of Wood
men will convene at st. Paul on June Z,
and continue one week.
-Viroqua high school boys defeated
Westby team at gamo of ball on the
fair grounds, Saturday afternoon.
j Warren Babcock. editor oe the
Lone Rock Tri- County Review, and Miss
Mildred Ray were recently married.
Its the talk of the town-the finest
and largest assortment of children's
clothing at THE BOSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Weiken of
Cashton, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents in Viroqua, Mr.. and Mrs O. H.
Helgeson.
Viola has organized Congregation
al church with 30 charter members.
They have $3.50 on hand to begin build
ing operations.
The drawing of a petit jury to serve
at the June term of court will take
place at the court house on Monday, the
Goth, at 2 O'clock
An ice cream supper will be served
at Pleasant Ridge Hall next Saturday
evening. Proceeds will go to the mis-
sionary society
Chris Spellum has been visiting
friends at Westby. He has been EN-
ployed in the drug department of the
state hospital at Madison.
Word comes that 6. P. Layne has
charged his residence from Bolsa to Los
Angeles, California, to enable him to
better look after his business interests
Al Wolfe has disposed of his hotel
property at Mt Sterling, and was in the
city en- Saturday to make the transfer
He saws his future plans are not yet
settled.
The Record contains a notice of the
marriage at Cashton on Wednesday,
May 1, OF Mr. P. Fl. Justinger and Miss
Anna Berens. Both are prominent young
people of that section.
Our wonderful sale of Sherwood
q Crooks fine shoes continues to grow.
Travelling salesmen with other lines call
for them. Why? Because they can not
find their equal. BLUE FRONT STORE.
The LaFarge Enterprise says that
Carlos Buchanan has purchased the
Bunker building in that village, and
opened up a clothing store on Wednes-
day last His ViroGua friends wish him
success.
The Bangor Independent says that
o. w. Bos hard will locate in Milwau
kee. He has secured fine store on the
corner of Grand Ave and Sixth-st., ire
blocks west of the Plankington House.
He leaves soon to take possession.
Copy for change of ads, should reach
this office on Saturday or Monday to in
sure good work. It's just as easy usually
to get your copy ready early as it is to
wait until the paper is ready for press
and then curse the printer because he
does not set tasty ad.
The ring forms an important link
in the lives of lovers and sweethearts.
Ring selling forms one of the most i'm
portant features of my business. 1t is
growing bigger and better every day.
settings aud lowness in prices.
Jos. BoEHRER.
The senior class of our high school
drove to Westby last Friday evening,
and while there were royalty entertained
at the home of Mrs A. Ell. Dahl They
were very much disappointed to find
themselves too late to attend the COM
mencement EXERCISES of the Westby
schools, owing to unexpected delay in
starting.
well that's enough to try the pa
tience of job" exclaimed the village
minister as he threw ASIDE the local pa
per why, what's the matter, dear?"
asked his wife Last Sunday preach
| ed from the text Be ys therefore'stead-
fast" answered the good man, ''but
the printer makes it read BE ye there
for breakfast.
Mrs. Rabbit died at the home of
Mrs. c. A. Roberts in this city last week
and was buried on Friday. She was
| the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jere
| Conway of Bloomingdale, and was but
80 years of age. She came here from
New Lisbon some time ago in hopes OF
benefting her health Mr.. Rabbit
wishes TO thank the people OF Viroqua
| for their kindness and sympathy during
the long illness and death and burial of
| his wife.
Clyde Smith, of this city, had a
narrow escape from death by drowning
at La Crosse yesterday. With four com
panions, all students at the w. B. u,
he was crossing the river in skiff, wher
two of lis companions attempted tC
change seats, and the skiff was overturn
ed. One of the boys, Peter Klaus, o.
Wabasha. was drowned, while Clyd,
and the other three boys chung to tht
skiff and were picked up by rescuins
party after having foated nearly 30C
feet Sparta Advertiser.
We like the suggestion by an ex
change that all the country roads b.
named as streets in the cities ire, ant
that homes along the roads he plainly
numbered 1t is said county board
have authority to 30 this. b.t presen
country roads have 40 CeaisIa ion, ex
cept as incidentally fall to them, an'
it is often difficult for strangers +
find their way. Name your road lie
, the name appear on the corner, and
will then be as easy to find any hous
in the country as it is in the city wher
/ the street and number are given
4 Il will give one million dollars t
e the man who will restore to me ey'
e | sight" So said Chas Rauss, multi mi
9 lionaire. in the Office of his ten stor
1 building at SOL Broadway, New Yorl
< Mr.. Rauss eyes had been failing fl
g some time and day by day it was wit
t great difficulty he could distinguis
d objects. Mr. Rauss is paying the PEI