Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-21
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'Hunch"
Lamps and all kinds of lamp goot
| Towner's.
Wanted, an experienced girl 10 dc
general hou usework Apply to Mrs
John Devlin
See those fine dress shirts at so cents
Nothing like them ever seen in the city
BL UE FRONT STORE
Blaine Cade disposed of his carriage
team, the grey PAGERS. They were tax
en- to Milwaukee
You're money ont every time you
| buy our watches somewhere else.
Jos. BoEHRER, J}E, er.
Mr. A c Cass has crew of work.
men remodeling and repairing his farm
/ dwelling IN the western limits of the
| city
Have you tried H w. Barker
| Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. J. john
son 81 Co.
Mrs, Robert Pennell of DeSoto, died
on Thursday last. The family was
among the early residents of that com
munity.
Ladies' society of Synod Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs David Olson
near Viroqua, Saturday evening next at
o'clock.
Commencement exercises of Viro-
qua high school will take place on .Ipne
7th, class of sixteen being slated for
tee finish.
The finest up-to-date STYLES of sta
tionery to De found in the city are for
sale at Johnson's drug store. Inspection
invited. Prices right.
Sparta has lively agitation over a
proposed electric road between that city
and Melroee. Spa ia capitalists are tax
iRg the initiative in the matter.
j. Arthur Snyder, principal of the
Bloomingdale schools was a caller on
Saturday, Be is spending the summer
vacatioa on his fathers farm n Web
ster.
When you get ready to buy pair
of low shoes, try on pair of our fam
GUS Julia Marlowe Oxfords. They are
comfortable. THE BIG STORE
The Northeastern Iowa Methodist
conference which held its annual session
at New Albion last week, in body,
paid a visit to Battle Island assembly
grounds.
Oscar Spellum and wife arrived here
from Neillsville on Monday. Oscar re-
mained but two days, Mrs. Spellum in
tending to stay with relatives and
frslnds for two weeks.
Those old partners and neighbors,
]. 2. Melvin and Milt Welch, We're city
Wis tors from Webster, Monday Mr.
Welch Is about to commence the erect
ion Of large harm on his farm.
a he. I.
since, Anton BrodeE, aged 94 years,
passed away. His former home was in
Hamburg, and he had been an inmate
OF the Institution for twenty years.
The May committee OF the Congrt
gational Aid society win sell ice creau
cake, coffee doughnuts, home mao
candy, popcorn and lemonade, Saturds
III ael loon, May 24th in the new Lind
mann block.
Otto Omundson has entered the Ger
sor Office to learn the art preservative {
all arts. 1t is customary for all the kide
IN the country TO try their muscle on ev-
cry new printers devil Here s chance,
boys. This is no challenge, but try it,
Mr.. Smock, assisted by Ben Williams.
picked up carload of fine carriage and
draft horses which were shipped to Mil
waukee on Monday Mr. Joseph recent
ly took out two loads, most of which
were contracted for shipment to Great
Britain for use in the South African war.
Unclaimed letters remain at the
| Viroqua pOstoffice for: O. Christensen,
w. Tureal. M D., John O'Neil. R. G..
Jackson, Mabbice Hall, julius Schnick,
| Frank Schaper, Iver Syverhuset Frank
! Jacob. Misses Myrtle Voorhees,, Emma
Harris, Mary Hanson, Carrio Bolstad.
In the belief that change of eli
mate would greatly benefit her health,
Miss Florence johnson departed for Col
orado on Tuesday. That she may real
ize fully and permanently her fondest
expectations is the earnest wish Of Miss
Johnson's many friends.
Miss Ella Higgins returned to her
Liberty Pole home after spending two
years in the ta- west. She visited fif.
teen states, much of her time being
spent in the Yellowstone National Park
| When she left Arizona, few days since,
mercury stood 105 in the shade
-Quite a number from Virouus and
surrounding towns witnessed the defeat
of the Nekoosa ball team at Cashton,
| Sunday last. The game was very tame
winner by score of IA TO /. 1t is said
that Portage will cross bats with the
Cashtonites next Sunday.
Colonial ties, dainty low cut sh Ell
with big metal buckles and faring
tongue, sucr as Priscilla, the Puritan
maid wore to meeting. They are called
Colonial ties, " and are cool, comfort
Alb and vet at the very point of fashion
We inv te the young ladies to come and
try on pair or two. The Big Store
The city band goes to Viola. Friday
Of this week, TO give a concert and ro
vide music for .he big opening ball il
the tobacco warehouse in that village
The Kickapoo railroad will run specia
for accommodation of people along tht
valley. There will be programme oi
music, speaking, to end with ball. Elk
ercises will open about s o'clock in the
evening
Mayor viii E. Nuzum and family
of Tomah, passed Sunday in this city 8
the home of Mr. Nuzum's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Nuzum. Mr.. NuZum tell
the CENSOR that the people very gener
ally, are standing by him in the effor
to enforce Sunday closing Of saloon
, and in favor of other desirable affair
, for the city.
DR. McNett. who operated lere sue
! cessfully for several months, and wa
obliged to take his wife to st. Fra &C
hospital early in March, was in the cit
last Friday getting together his persona
, effects. Mrs. McNeJt is very low an