Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-15
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Wexford Tongue is suffering from
appendicitis at his Hillsboro home.
Charley Chase and wife came from
La Fargo to spend Sunday at home.
j A Strait of Ontario, has an in
crease of pension from ST to S24 per
month.
The widow of the late D c. Yakey
has removed from Clinton town to La
Fargo.
Miss Kate Haughson came from
Madison and spent Sunday with her
parents
-viroqua aud Sparta high school
teams will p ay ball at the latter place
April 25.
Roy Williams of Ann Arbor univer-
sity, is spending Easter vacation at his
home in this city.
For sale, two young pure blood Red
Polled bulls. Inquire of Griffin Broth
ers, Virodua.
Remember the best, most up-to-date
mems and boys shoes are to be had only
at The Blue Front Store
Adam Nulun, one of the pioneer
settlers of Rockton neiphborhood, has
gone to the $ tate of Washington
The finest patterns for a nobby
spring suit can he seen at Anderson's
tailor shop, over Williams & Co, store.
Mrs. E, Fl. Briggs goes to Chicago
to join her husband, who has position
IN one OF the printing establishments of
that city.
30 pounds granulated sugar for 81 is
below market price but Lindemanns
offer that amount during their admins
tration SALE
Music, laughter and songs at the
Opera house Monday evening, April 90.
Seats now on sale at Arnold 65 Davis
drug store.
See the clothing manufacturers
guarantee cards at the Blue Front Store.
They will convince you that there are
no better made.
Those high grade guaranteed suits
at the Blue Front store are creating
sensation among good dressers, They
are going rapidly
If you will observe the blue pack
ages upon the streets, you will know that
the popular place for buying clothing
and furnishing goods is at the Blue
Front.
"A six year old lad crawled onto the
brake rods under freight car al Prairie
de CHEN and in that precarious position
rode to Cassville, a dis ance Of about
fifty miles
In the town of Sparta election two
former Vernon gentlemen, Chas L.
Wood and A. B. Saxton, were elected
respectively to the offices of clerk and
assessor.
May first is arbor day. Let it be
well observed by schools, societies and
individuals. Tree planting displays a
characteristic Of man that is highly
commendabif
Easter was one Of the most unpleas-
ant days of the season-cloudy, dismal
and rainy much of the time. It was
very unauspicious occasion for display
ing the regulation bonnet.
Dates for the Hillsboro fair have
been changed so not to conflict with our
county exhibition. The dates selected
are August II to IA Our neighbors
nave the thanks of Viroqua people for
their Difference in this matter
The Record announces a boycott on
part of certain people in Cashton because
of the disposition of the license question
at the late election. This is bad spirit
to pursue The boycott is bad thing
for any town.
For clear skin, clear all the way
through. transparent enough to let sun
shine-rosy cheeks show through-take
Rocky Mountsin Tea This month,
spring time. 80 cents. A J. johnson.
The Royal Neighbors bazaar held
at Woodman hall on Friday and Satur-
day was quite we'll patronized. A nice
line of artic e. were on sale and there
were many other commendable attrac
tions. The ladies realized neat sum.
Sunday evening, April 5th, in the
presence of a churehfull of pleased
friends, Presiding Elder W Mayes Mar
tin united the hearts and the hands of
Mrs. Rilla A Upham and Rev A. A.
Pittenger, both of this village.-De Soto
Argus.
The Intelligencer says that most of
the factories in that section have re
sumed cheese making among which are
the Viola, Maple Grove, Ross and Man
ming. There seems 20 be good prospects
profitable dairy season and all of these
factories will be well patronized, and
they should be.
The tobacco warehouse will close
today for the season and those who are
here from other places will return to
their bones. The season has been rather
shor ter than was expected The next
season will be looked forward to for it
means that something is doing whaS
the warehouse is ruuning aud 1auch
more money is turned loose in our viii
lage Viola Intelligencer.
The annual league declamator7 CON
test will be held at Sparta April II.
Representatives from West Salem. Ban
gor, Viroqua. Tomah and Sparta Nill
compete aud the winner in this contest
will speak at Stevens Point in the normal
school district contest to be held there
May II Viroqua high school will be
represented in the contest by Miss Mary
Coffiand.
With disposition to keep at the
head of the procession in personal and
business enterprises Alderman Chas S.
Slack has caused to be erected on his
premises a neat building which is to
house a fine automob le which is expect
ed to arrive any day Mr. Slack will
ne th- vehicle for business purposes in
| travelling through the country and pleas
ure riding in and about the city The
automobile will accommodate four per
sons at one time.
L Mr. Rudolph Rick gave his order
for Reeves 16 horse power double en-
| gine for threshing and saving Ed
Smith bought new Reeves No. saw
mill and Mr.. Berg of Crawford county
| ordered Bs6ger 10-horse power gaso
line engine. All Of the above of Chss.
| S. Slack 81 Co. last week This makes
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