Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-21

Coon Valley citizens are arranging for
the fifty Y-tir5t ,niversary celebration of
settlement of that valley. 1t will oc-
cur on Sunday June 1st when we un-
derstand,.the project of erecting mon
ument to the memory of the first white
settler there will be agitated and for al
action taken TO that purpose 1t is like
" a very large gathering will be present
from the surrounding country The
speakers announced for the day are G..
j Smith, A Fl. Dahl Mayor Boschert
and Martin Bergh ofI4a Crosse. Ample
accommodations for feeding the people
will be provided. Everybody is invited.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.
Mrs Ella Mcintosh is visiting at
the parental home
Miss Myrtle Purdy is again teach
ing at OGonomowoc.
Essex rape. farm and garden seeds
at Rogers dS Williams.
Special value in 90 inch rain para
sol for 47c at The Big Store.
S. G B Leghorn eggs for setting
MRS. JAS. HoNAKER, Liberty Pole.
While in the city Miss Marjorie Nc
| Cawley was the guest of Mrs. McKit-
trick
John Glenn disposed of his jewel
| interests at West Salem and returne>
home.
Take your watches clocks and Jew
! elry to Towner's for repairs where you
Will find an expert workman.
For your spring paints, brushes,
prepared calcomining and house tints be
sure and call at Johnsonis drug store.
Mrs Henry Coons returned to her
| home at Potosi, after spending month
at the home of her father, John Edwards.
The Akers purchased $40 acres of
! choice Missouri improved lands while
absent. They move very soon to Linn
county.
The aged Mrs. Cook lies very low at
| the home of her son, A. f. Shauer, in
jefferson. Mrs. Cook is eighty-four
! years old.
! Ben Williams has purchased the
east lot in the old Pringle homestead,
| has moved the barn front and will ar
range it for tenement purposes.
Bring your little girl in and try on
| her pair of our red Colonials. They
are nice and cool for summer and they
also wear well. THE BIG ST ORE.
David Orrison, one of the old sol
| the Waupaca veterans home, IS visiting
| relatives and old friends in this COM
munity
Mrs. Coe requests that persons re-
| frain from discharing fire arms on her
premises in the southeastern section of
| the city. 1t has a tendency to frighten
stock pastured there.
There will be social at Gustav
| Philbugge's on the Lewis Larson farm,
| two miles southeast of Liberty Pole,
Saturday evening May "a, for the benefit
of Liberty Pole school
/ Memorial exercises will be conduct
ed by Pastor Stemen in the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning.
The Grand Aamy and Relief Corps will
attend in body. Public is invited
Our stocks embrace all kinds of
shoes Except the poor kinds for men,
women and children. Our shoes have
character, style, finish and quality.
THE BIG STORE.
Chester Minshall accidentally frac-
tured one of the bones in his left leg,
Saturday last Blaine Larson is look
/ ing after the express business during his
| disa bled condition.
Mrs E. E. Bender of Mound Park,
died at the Mendoza asylum, where she
/ was taken three weeks since She was
former wife of the late Henry Benn,
one of the pioneers Of Kickapoo town.
We have the ability to serve you
with good shoes at reasonable prices,
/ because we have large, new stocks. We
/ have the inclination to serve you De-
cause good service is sure to cause you
! to return. THE BIG STORE.
The finest patterns of wall paper
and house decorations to be found in
| this section are on exhibition at John
sons drug store. Don't buy your spring
needs till You examine them. Prices
much less than other dealers ask for
such goods
While in the northern part of the
state recently, Manager Lawton of the
| local telephone exchange. purchased new
poles for a reconstruction of The system.
The original equipment of the plant
was designed for less than half the busi-
ness now carried.
Shoe buying is peculiar and par
ticular operation and cannot be done
with a rush. The best shoes, If not
properly fitted will never give satisfac-
ton We make a speciality of getting
exactly the right shoes on exactly the
right feet. THE BIG STORE
Prof. Theodore Running, head pro-
fessor of mathematics at St Olaf's coll
lege at Mortified, Minnesota, has been
engaged to teach science and mathematic
in Miss Butts revie W school to open July
! 7th and continue four weeks, in this city.
Mr.. Running who taught in the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, is we'll known to
Vernon comfy teachers
At the last meeting of the city board
of trade a communication was read from
the general manager of the @. NJ. q st.
Paul road stating that it was not con-
sistent for The company to place another
passenger train on the branch that the
i passenger business had never paid act
ual expenses of operating, and the pre-
sent servise is all the company is war.
ranted in giving.
The thing now attracting attention
among Mississippi rivermen is an al
J legei clammers trust 1t is said that
the clammers' anion Lynxville is hold.
ing all of its shells at ! per ton, which
is higher than the price usually paid
Owing to the fact that most Of the shells
come from territory controlled by tbs
union the outcome of the demand is in
/ doubt.
On account Of the terrible Martinique
: calamity, If the sun turns red in month
or 50 don't get unduly excited. Scient
r lists are predicting such phenomenon