Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
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Lamps and all kinds of lamp good
Towner's
The Pfaffmann Climax Egg Noodles
at j. 0mundson's
For selected Queen olives so to J.
Omundson's in Opera bl ock
IT. c. Pringle is home after some
time spent in Chippewa county
--Fels-Naptha cold water SO ap always
on hand at Jos. Omundson s.
Mrs. #, P. Peters is recovering from
q protracted spell of of sickness.
The Anderson Eagle Jams" of all
kinds just arrived at Jos. Omundson's
Don't forget to get your little girl a
pair OF those red colonials at The Big
Store
Hon Geo. E. Tate. presid ent of the
village of La Fargo, was in the city en-
thursday last
Dwelling on jefferson street with
barn and ground for gard en-, Tor rent.
Inquire of NJ. O. Nichols.
See those fine dress shirts at 30 cents.
Nothing like them ever seen ia the city.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
You re money out every time you
buy your watches somewhere else.
Jos. BOEHRER. lyy,l er
Have you tried H. w. Barker g
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle, A. j. Johnp
son q Co.
Editor Munson left for Watertown,
last evening, to attend the fune 81 of
Lieutent MT Governor Jesse Stone, which
occurs today.
H w. Barker's Cough Catarrh G on
sumption Remedy is the genuine Moth
ing ike it for coughs and colds A. J.
Johnson g. Co.
Good wages viii be paid to an ex-
perienced girl to do general homework.
Apply to Mrs. o. G. Munson.
Good pasture and water for ten or
twelve head of stock. One dollar a head
per month. h J. SUTTLE.
Frank A. Chase and o. II. Helgeson
made trip to Battle Island. They
brought home fine string of river bass.
Clark Brokaw OF Rochton, has been
appointed chairman of Whitestown to
fill vacancy caused by the resignation of
j. w White
Misses Lena and Ida Hooverson,
started for Montana, last evening, after
passing four months at the parental
home near this city.
The finest up-to-date styles of sta
tionery to ne found in the city are for
sale at Johnson's drug store. Inspection
invited. Prices rigut.
MILLINERY! Another clearing sale
Saturday and Monday. May II and 49,
Reduced prices on entire stock
BELLE SMITH.
IS. w. Fogo, local editor oft the Rich
land Observer, paid visit to this city
Oh Saturday. He was accompanied by
y0nng Mr.. King, of tie same city.
-Abner Silbaugh ran home from Rock
county for day with his family. He
is employed by the Milwaukee harvester
company, and reports brisk business in
| that line.
John Peterson, who lost his young
wife by death a few days since, desires
| to express his gratitude for assistance
rendered end sympathy extended during
tnose sad days.
J The G. NJ. & ST. Paul R. R. will sell
/ home seekers excursions TO the south
and southwest May and go. at one fare
for round tr p plus 81, good for 81 days.
| Enquire at Niroqua station
While working at masonry, Will
| Morley had the misfortune to break the
| thumb ON his ght hand, which will
prevent labor for some time. 1t is an
unfortunate stroke for him.
Oxford ties for men and the dainty
old and yet new fashioned eolonials for
ladies are here for your inspection
Come in and try on pair and then you
can decide THE BIG STORE.
"A card from Elmer Orrison announc-
as his graduation from the Bliss cleo
trical school in Washington, D c., on
June 4th Elmer has demonstrated tact
and proficiency in the science since
his first study ON the subject.
The firm of c.. J. Severson 81 Com
pany has been dissolved by the retire
inent of c. e. Lake, who contemplateS
return TO Sparta in the future. Car
Seversop, who has been instrumental il
building substantial business will b,
sole proprietor.
w. T. Peets of Newton, who spen
his early manhood days as sailor OF
board whaling vessels, was q caller OF
Friday. Mr.. Peets loves to spin yarns
truthful experiences, of those days
There are few points of the navigablt
world that Mr. Peets has not touched.
The contractors having in charg
the laying of the new double track OF
the La Crosse division of the Chicago
Milwaukee 81 ST. 2 .ul railroad are hav
ing difficulty in securing sufficient labor
ers to carry OF their work. Good wage
are being paid, out they cannot fine
half enough men to fill our their crews
On the 18th instant argument vii
be submitted to Governor La Follett
asking a pardon for Frank Kolash, VIII
killed William Stout in a saloon row a
Yuba, two years since. he was sen
fenced for four years. 1t is reported
from the neighborhood that there is
general sentiment in favor of executive
clemency in behalf of Kolash.
: The Richland Center papers Civ
> our high school lads d pleasant send-off
I THE visiting team was made up OF
fine lot of gentiemanlv young fellow
i who took their defeat pleasantly Nlro
qua is TO be congratulated upon TN
9 | representation IN their high school, fo
4 we feel safe in saying that there ha
| never been cleaner and more gentee
. set of high school students to visit on
1 city"
: A farmer figures out that one do
\ costs as much for keeping as sixty hens
l sixty hens will lay in year 800 doze
eggs worth say 800 An exchange want
e all the dogs killed aud hens subst tutec
= What's the useG If a man wants her
Y let him have them, but you can't max
= hen take dogs place or vice versi
g Someone must have been substitUtin
= hens for dogs in this village as theI
g have been several valuable dogs poisone
: during the past week. --Ex
G Mr. John NJ Graf 0. of Readstowl
while in the city on Friday, announces
TO some of his friends that he will be