Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-28
MI .zb0ut aour friends and Wel9h6ors.

T owner's
Barbara Madden, a pioneer of Chris
tiana, died in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. John johnson mourl
the loss of their infant son.
Buy your gloves. shoes. neckweal
for Decoration day at The Big Store.
Supervisor %. H. johnson was {
DeSoto visitor in the city last Friday.
Mrs. Ella Larson of Chicago. is Wis
iting relatives in the town of Harmony.
-Farmersl Get your land plaster al
H. L. Mays in DeSoto-35 cents pei
hundred.
Wanted, an experienced girl to do
general homework. Apply to Mrs.
John Devlin.
M C. Bergh, state bank examiner,
was in the city on official business, yes
terday.
Mr. A. f. Sargent and wife and Will
liam Kalhar were in from Red Mound
on Monday.
Peter Overgard and wife OF Newry,
are off on summers visit to the father
land in Norway.
Blaine Cade disposed of his carriage
team, the grey PAGERS. They were TAX
en- to Milwaukee.
The American Tobacco Company
has completed the seasons work and clos
ed the houses at Sparta.
You're moIey out every time you
buy your watches somewhere else.
Jos. B0EHRER, Jsvsls r.
Several columns of matter ap
prop1iate to Decoration day are given
on an inside page of this paper.
Or. Dinsdale and wife were in the
city from Soldiers Grove, Monday visi-
ting the Dinsdale and Switzer families.
Mr. A C. Cass has crew of work
men remodeling and repairing his farm
dwelling in the western limits of the
city.
Cuba is free Illustrations and
reading matter portraying this fact are
given on one Of the news pages of today s
Censor.
Have you tried H W. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle A. J. John
son & 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
7 o'clock.
Commencement exercises of Viro-
qua high school will take place on June
7th, a class of sixteen being slated for
tee finish
Mrs. Ernest Fuller of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, is spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wise, at
La Crosse.
The finest up-to-date styles of sta
tionery to pe found in the city are for
sale at Johnson's drug store. Inspection
8 invited Prices right,
MIR. G. A. Tenney was a Central
caller on Friday. He reports a scarcity
of help in that section that is hard to
account for, both male and female.
&c. D. and H. D. williams are re.
ceiving a visit from their sister, Mrs.
Eldad Rogers of Santa Rosa, California,
a former well known resident here.
For first-class paper hanging, deco
rating and painting, call on Prof. R. P.
Larson, late of Chrlstiaua, Norway.
Engagements in city and country So
licited
Judge W. S. Manning of Ladysmith,
was a caller in this city last Friday
while enroute to Soldiers Grove He
reports great activity and prosperity in
the new town and county.
Mr.. Gus Guizburger, representing
the well-known and reliable butcher
supply house of A. Heiz 81 Son, Milwau
kee, was in town getting his usual orders
from the market men last Friday.
"A Madison paper says portions OF
that city are suffering visitation from
a horde of beetles that are stripping the
oak and elm trees of their foliage. The
newcomer is brown in color and about
an inch long.
A ten-acre tract of land lying s
short distance east of the city limits
aud belonging to Reed Hunt and Mrs
Eta Steve ems has been purchased by
David Lieurance. Tolrud and johnson
managers of the Vernon County Land
Co., negotiated the sale.
Mrs. Bennetr proprietor of the res
taurant and ice cream uarlor east O
Towner's, will order cut flowers for dec
oration day. school commencementS ant
other occasions Persons desiring fora
designs should advise in season to ordei
for the occasion for which they are de
sired.
The Prairie du Chen Union report
that shipment of pearl button SHELF
was started for Germany the fore par
of the week by Edward L. Mariner
Their destination is Hamburg, wher,
they will be manufactured into fancl
Juttcas and trinkets. The shells vii
cost deli cred in Hamburg about $50 {
ton. $1G so was paid on the river banl
! for them
DO not read this if you are in Low,
with Miss High Price or engaged to Mis-
; Old STYLE. The two ladies are not yer,
/ favorably disposed toward us, as we re
fused to employ them and they wer
! forced to seek employment with som
one else. We are ready for bushes
and have for your inspection hundred
! different styles of plain g I'D and gol'
set rings in the latest desig IS.
Jos. BOEHRE-2, :, Jeweler
Thomas Jerman arrived from Cali
fornia on Monday, to look fter busines
| interests and visit old frierds and rels
tives. 1t is fourteen years since he re
moved to the golden state. He is looH
ing quite natural, little older, bu
stronger. He received a warm welcom
from hosts of old-t1me friends. A
though absent ali these years Mr.. Jel
man has retained his real estate hClc
iugs here He reports the Laynes, NJ
K1e, Alex GoFsline and other tormf
Niroquains in usual health