Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-03-12

! ing to give the patrons of the road the
accommodations they deserve. If the
proposed electric road is built it will
draw good deal from this territory in
the way of passenger traffic. With
proper train service on the branch and
between vi oqua and La Crosse there
would be no necessity for road across
the country. We believe it would pay
the railroad to give better service. =
Cashton Record.
Call for "Hunch.
The chance of life time to get
'Hunch."
If spring is not here the robins are
mistaken.
Rock bottom shoes at rock bottom
prices at the Big Store
Mr.. az Mrs. P Oftedahl returned
last wee.. ON Chicago.
Marvin Henry aud wife are off for
a visit with their son in Iowa.
Mrs. Ida Cory of Sparta, visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Attorney Cyrus Butt made pro-
fessional visit to La Crosse on tuesday.
Mrs T. T. Thorson of Cashton, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Nelson, in this
city.
Laxative Bromo'Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
Mrs. Silas Foster went to La Crosse
on s. lay where she was successfully
operate = for appendicitis.
The. ,ut q shoddy shoe in our es-
tablisnment. Leather is good enough
for us. THE Big STORE.
Mrs. James Marker, who underwent
surgical operation in La Crosse some
weeks since, returned home today.
Frank Perham and family have
moved to this city fiom Sparta and will
reside on Ananias Smiths farm.
The Viroqua band did not attempt
to go to LaFarge last week as adver-
tised The roads were impossible.
Five hundred bushels of white seed
oats wanted at the feed store of Daniel
| Wise, in Viroqua. The highest price
viii bs paid.
The Y. P. S. of the Synod Lutheran
| church meets with Mrs. Asbjornsen on
| Friday evening, March IA, Everybody
| cordially welcome.
Our Drew-Selby shoes for ladies are
wonders as far as style and beauty are
! concerned. Come and see for yourself,
THE BIG STORE.
"A masquerade ball at NIitcheils hall
on Friday evening was greatly enjoyed
| by the younger people. Supper was
served at Mrs. Rice's restau rant.
Misses Ethel Cobb and Charlotte
Theige entertained party of lady and
Al -
dence of the formers parents Friday
/ evening.
Thomas LePage and family have
gone to Clarke county where they will
reside in the future. Mr.. LePage pur-
chased farm in that section some
months since.
"A pair of rubbers bought in time
may save your health and cheat the
doctor and undertaken out of job.
You can buv the best and cheapest at
the Big store.
A good understanding ia guaranteed
to all who purchased shoes of us Our
STYLES are the latest and our goods are
| the best for the mona ~. We are allie to
fit you properly, to THE BIG STORE.
A party of Viloqua Sir Knights az
| tended the funeral of William LomilieT,
at Sparta on Tuesday Mr. Lomiller
was for many years agent for the North
western railroad at Sparta, of late years
| filing the same position in La Crosse.
-Dressmaking done by Mrs A. w.
Barthel All cutting and fitting done
| by the celebrated Diamond Tailor Sys-
| TEN ANY garment worn by man, wo-
man or child can be cut with this model.
/ Residence two blocks south of school
! house.
Last Thursday the American Cigar
| COMPANY took in an enormous amount
Of tobacco at the Eiroqua depot. Streets
next the freight house were jammed
with teams. It was probably the big
gest delivery of tobacco ever made at
/ Viroqua in one day.
Sugar Grove postoffice has been dis
continued on account of the new rural
mail routes from Viola and Soldiers
Grove. 1t is claimed tfat this will
greatly inconvenience patrons of the old
office, some of whom will be compelled
TO 20 six miles for their mail.
j George w. Walling died at his home
two miles southeast Of this city on Sat
urday morning from pneumonia. Sym
pathy If the entire community goes ont
to the widow and eleven children, who
survive. Interment took place at Man
ming on Monday Mr.. Walling was
ahont 45 years of age He was a
member Of the Woodman organization,
High school instructors and pupils
euioyed witt aud inspiring remarks
from Rev. VIM Haughton on Monday.
II was many years ago that estimable
gentleman sto ID ia the position now held
by Prof. Pearson. But what a transfer.
nation from those days Then Mr.
Hanghton was sole inst ructorin hat de-
psrtment: now Prof eearson has foul
able assistants II is but one of the
many signs Of advancement in Viroqua
eoucationally, coU,msr dally an in popu
latinn.
Farm Of 800 aerss for sale within Z
few miles of Viroqua; over 200 acres i'm
, proved land goc.4 buildings good vel
, and running water. Also farm OF l9'
acies within the limits of the village o
, Readstown. Best tobacco farm in tn
Kickapoo valley; 135 acres out miles o
! Raadstown 50 acres one mile north o
! r saJstown. A bargain may be secures
, b. a early application. For prices am
: terms OF Ter any other information rel
a,ivs 70 the above esirsble farms, cal