Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-03-12
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ern trip
George Russell was in Sparta on
business.
There is a general clearing up on
Main street.
The Richard & pffiiagcI's minstrels,
Thursday night.
Steve Keir submitted to the ainpu-
tation Of bothersome toe.
Don't fail to attend the great special
linen sale at the Big Store.
Richard & Pringle's travel in their
own train of palace cars.
The seat sale for the big minstrel
show, indicates a large crowd.
Miss Grossman of Chicago, has been
the guest of Miss Jessie Nuzum
-Chauncy Buxton is an apprentice in
Henry Weber's blacksmith shop.
Thunder and lightning and down
| pour of rain in this section Monday
| night.
Ole Frederickson and E. o. Sveen,
| Westby bus iness men, were in town on
Tuesday.
Mrs c. a. Buxton was called to
Washburn county by the death OF a
relative.
Walking skirts at bargain prices
will be on sale Wednesday, March ~, at
the Big Store.
Richard, Prins les minstrels at Opera
| house, Thursday, March 10. The largest
| show ever seen in Viroqua,
DIR. Will Gorsline has been here
from Chicago for a few days visit with
| his mother and old friends.
Domestic dimities at 10 cents per yd
| Imported dimities at Is cents, and 25cts.
THE BIG STORE.
| Grant Pierce took a number of
horses to Soldiers Grove, which he pur-
chased for Harry Light, the Boscobel
| buyer.
Sparta has had smallpox excite
nent Arba Morrison, late OF this place,
was among those confined in the pest
house for some time.
Don't fail to see the big street par
ade, Thursday, at 2 p. M, and the con-
cert at 80. given by the Georgia min
| strels. Seats now on sale.
Bad weather caused postponement
OF the Congregational meeting which
| was announced for Kickapoo Center to
organize church society, Thursday.
| -Colonists tickets one way-will be
sold to North and South Dakota and
| parts of minnesota, March Is and %,
April and Is, at greatly reduced rates.
Members of the Athena society en-
| tertained the girls Literary Club at the
| high school. Friday evening. A program
/ was rendered and refreshments served.
The --ar party given by NJ and
| Mrs l. D. Psnnett and Mr.. ana Mrs
w. f. Fisher, at the w. r. G. ball, Fri
day night, was most enjoyable affair.
For two weeks this section has been
basking in genuine spring weather with
every Indication that winter Ia at an
end. Heavy showers have fallen during
the week.
John FL. Miller returned from trip
to northern Minnesota, where he pur-
chased $50 acres of unimproved land.
He SAYS farm lands are rapidly advarc-
ing in price and sales are active and
numerous
L. r. Arlington is attending the
annual photographers convention IN
l milwaukee,. NfAs LIS AEsath 4Arab = tANAfAt
he will be better prepared than ever to
satisfy the public with the latest
methods.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Smith mourn
the loss of their youngest daughter, who
passed eway this morning Funeral VIII
ocrur from the farm home, five miles
sol, theast OF town, Friday at ten O'Clock.
Burial at Brcokyifie.
Two weeks since, Lizzie. eldes
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Seth McClurg
was taken TO Mendoza hospital for treat
ment. A dispatch received today an
nounces the news Of her death. Re
J mains will arrive here Thursday morn
ing and funeral will take place from tn
home three miles southeast Of Viroqua
! at 10 o'clock.
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