Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-28

Only few days more of the special
petticoat sale at The Big Store.
Fred Ees 5art and Henry Linde-
mann were in St Paul On business
visit.
Mrs. Hattie Kslling of spooner, is
visiting her brother g. w Allen, in
jefferson.
Banker Ewers of Readstcwn, was a
business caller at the Censor Office while
in the city today
Jimmie" May is in this section sell
ing imported stock horses. He shows
some fine animals.
Mrs. Con Favor and children arriv-
ed from Albert Lea, Minnesota, to spend
some time with relatives and friends.
-Richiaud Center and Virodua high
school mines will contest game at the
fair grounds in this city on Saturday
afternoon.
II a,n prepared to furnish few more
customers with milk and cream. Deliv-
er each morning from 730 to 1890
o'clock. Give me trial. ED LIND.
--nIiss Jennie Butt returned home on
Monday after several months absence
in TIE east. Miss Butt has received
many high compliments in connection
with her theatrical work.
Members of Co ''M' and other Span
ish-American war soldiers are requested
to meet with the &, A. r. on the after
| noon of May Both for Memorial day ex-
ercises. Meet at W. R. c. hall.
Captain McMichael announces a
meeting of the oil settlers association
! for the Fourth of July, as one of the
| features of the celebration for this city.
Particulars will be announced in season.
Henry and S. NJ. Aker and families
drove to DeSoto, today, to take the Bur-
| ldngton for their new Missouri home.
Their stock and effects were shipped
Tuesday, Fred Stoll going in charge.
There is danger line in shoe prices
! beyond which it isn't safe to go. Shoes
are not made merely to be looked at;
they must withstand arduous wear.
Our shoes are right and prices the same.
THE BIG STORE.
DIR. w. M. Trowbridge has let the
contract for his new house 1t will he
one of the most modern in the city.
| Jackson q Gorsuch have the contract
for carpentry, J. w, Lake the masonry,
Martin & Kuebler plumbing.
We have Oxford ties and strap san
dals for evening hops and stout
tennis or canvas balls for climbing the
hills or tramping in the sand. Como
/ and see what we offer and note the pop
ular prices. THE BIG STORE.
"A meeting of the republican county
| central committee will be held in this
city next Monday afternoon to decide
upon dates for holding future conven-
| tions for the present campaign. All re-
publicans interested will be welcome
to give advice.
Merchant Henthorn was in the city
from Viola, today He says the upper
| Kickapoo section had it's first railroad
service for week on Tuesday. The
roadbed was damaged most of the dis
tance from Wauzeka to La Fargo, the
southern portion sustaining much great
er damage.
CoIonials and dainty stockings
For the little twiukling feet.
Oxford ties and silken clockings
Are the style for the elite
We are headquarters in this town for
low cut shoes. Come and see them.
! The BIG STORE.
A hard legal battle in Justice Pol
| lard's court was fought last Friday,
when NJ E. Crary was tried for viola
tion of the game laws near Hillsboro.
Jury returned verdict of guilty and
the magistrate imposed fine of s2l or
80 days in Jail The defendant chose
the latter.
What came near being a hot and
interesting fire was prevented in the
nick of time, Monday forenoon. In one
of the storage rooms over Martin& K ueb-
ler's. from some undiscovered cause,
fire got a good start in some upholstered
furniture When discovered the walls
were tn fire. With little damage to
building, or otherwise, the blaze was
checked. The alarm was turned IN and
the fire department promptly responded.