Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-01

German enamel ware at Towner's. s.
-Woodmen county convention is due
today in this city.
Miss Ella Mason is sick with infia-
nation of the bowels.
Fred Hanson returned to Peoria
after ten days stay at home.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
&C. w. Farwell of Reads town, Wis
tied the state capital, last week
Corn and land plaster for sale In
quire of II. L. MAY, De Soto, Wis
Chris Foss and A l. Hopp of Pur-
dy, were among our Monday callers.
Miss Anna Svigum departs Sunday
for her school duties near Chaseburg.
Fred Hubbell and family re he1e
from Madison for a visit with relatives.
Buy your Easter hat at the Bon
Ton. You will be sure to find what
you Wa MT.
The ladies Aid socieFy of Brook
vile VIII meet with Mrs. NJ. A Crook,
April 8 for supper
Mrs, Maggie Adams arrived from
T Tuscon, Arizona, where she passed the
winter with her son.
j E. Nuzum spent portion Of last
week at Hillsboro assisting to put his
new partnership in force.
Mrs. G. E. Buffers has been criti-
cally ill the past few days but her con-
dition is more hopeful today.
For sale, set of band Instruments
eleven pieces. For particulars write
DAVIS & BATES, Retreat, Wis.
- Rob Clark has accepted position
in the Cashton Record Office during the
absence of Editor Briggs at Madison.
Editor Bergseth of the Tomah Her
aid, was in the city on Saturday last.
While here he was the guest of D F.
jackson.
DR.. Smith. one of the old re sidents
of La Fargo, has removed to Lloyd
Richland county, to practice ais pro-
fession.
The birthday social which was to
be held last evening at the residence of
Aug. Smith, has been postponed until
Friday evening
The young peoples society of the
United Lutheran church will meet at
the home of G.. T. Forum, Wednesday
evening, April s.
Miss Katie Goodell and Aug. Smith
of the high school and ElrIer Smith of
Westby school, are attending teachers
convention at Madison.
Wanted, a good responsible man to
take charge of a thorough bred stallion.
INQUIRE of Chas. S. Slack d Co, or N.
s. Slack Liberty Pole.
Will anh Pearl Morley are putting
up lot of cord wood on the farm OF
George Getter. They made seventT
cords in fourteen short days.
We sell more wedding outfits than
all other dealers. Why7 Because we
make them a speciality and have the
light things. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. Minnie Reed departed for
Chippewa Falls, on Friday last to visit
her sister, Fannie Silbaugh. On her re-
turn she will visit friends in Tomah.
Postmaster Bratlie of Westby, was
in the city Yesterday. He told the CEN
SoR that the new rural mail route from
his office commenced operations April
first.
H. P. Jenson has sold his farm in
the town of Kickapoo, to Charles Thos-
trud The Western Wisconsin Land q
Loan Company of this place, made the
sale.
Miss Addie Smith departed, Tues
day morning, for Sparta, where she
goes to accept position as assistant
matron of the baby cottage at the State
school.
The CENSOR was in rror last week
in stating that Peter Jer man of Rising
Sun had moved to this city. Mr.. Jer-
man informs rs that it was his son, S.
e Jerman.
George Russell departed for Grand
Rapids on Saturday morning last with
the intention of making tina place his
future home Mrs. Russell is still in
the city but will join her husband soon.
Have You noticed those La Crosse,
Grand Detour and Emerson sulky plows
at Chas. S. Slack g. Co.'S? fhey are
now giving full terms on this line Of
goods to all who buy within ten days
from this notice.
1T is said that the difference between
blunder and mistake is, when man
puts down bad umbrella and takes a
good one he makes mistake; but when
he puts down good one and takes mp a
bad one he makes blunder -Ex.
Buy the right kind of new suit for
Easter. One of the Kohn Brother or
Pan American guaranteed suits. They
are the most stylish, up-to-date suits to
be found. Trv suit If it don't suit,
try another. No charge for the change.
Absolutely guaranteed, See the guar
antee of the manufacturer.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Last Saturday evening a stove at
the home of Mrs. Mary J. Paulson. was
blown to pieces and much damage done
10 the house. Pieces of the stove were
driven into the ceiling and the floor so
hard that they had to be cut out with
chisels, while one piece broke window,
The exact location Of the cause of the
explosion has as yet not been assertained
but probably will be in the nelr future.
-Cashton Record.
John Ball, late of the Philippine Is
lands. has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
II. E. Rogers and other relatives IN the
city during the past week. Mr. Bali IL
an interesting character. he has been
with the regular army in one capacity
or another the greater portion OF his
life, having enlisted in the 2nd ORA
goons, later known as the 2nd u >.
cavalry in 1857, and serving as soldier
for sixteen year. Mr.. Ball served
throughout the civil war and afterwards
participated in many Indi n campai gns.
It is somewhat remarkable to record
that after such services he was discharg
ell for disability and that be has never
been able to obtain a pension. At the
ont traab IF tho Cra0ish- a rneriPqu war