Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-13

1Osb. Inc result OF bLlA3 NIcbOry places
her in position to take part in the state
| contest which takes place at Madison on
May Goth. The young lady's many
friends hope that she may be able to
further distinguish herself by capturing
the first place in this contest also.
Go to C. A. Nelson's for your ice
cream and lunches.
Miss Ethel Cobb spent Sunday with
friends in La Crosse.
Miss Nora Bartlette of Chippewa
Falls, is visiting at A. S, Cobbs.
Harry Pulver, Clarence Webb and
Albert Amott Sundayed in La Crosse.
DIR. Will Morley of Shell Lake, spent
Sunday with his father, G. Morley.
Mrs. Mary Beat is spending the
summer with her daughter at Oregon,
this state.
A John Casson and Otto Davis are
spending few days at LadysInith visit
ing DR.. VIII Blake.
Mrs. c. D. Williams gave whist
party Tuesday, in honor of her daugh-
ter Mrs. j T. Richards.
Geo. w. Guess of Viola, who is
travelling for Chicago clothing house,
visited our local stores on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Sviggum spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in this city.
She has six weeks more school work.
School girls don't forget the 25 per
cent discount on the large assortment
Of nobby street hats at the Bon Ton.
Wanted. plain sewing and summer
dresses to take home or go out by the
day. MRS. THoRINGToN.
Coed pasture and water for ten or
twelve head of cattle mo horses.
May 70, 1908. H. J. SUTTLE.
The missionary society of the Luth-
eran Synod church will meet Friday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. G. Asbjorn-
sens.
For sale, 40 sheep, intending lambs
For particulars call on or address Syl-
vester Olson, Viroqua, Wisconsin. h. f.
D. No. 2.
The young peoples society of the
Lutheran Synod church will meet Sun
day afternoon $50 o'clock at Mr.. Peter
Skaaland's.
"A swap" sociable was the enter
tainment at Eastern Star meeting last
night and everyone had something
new @ to carry home.
Pasture for ~ent, two miles down
the Side creek, w / fenced and watered,
Rent cheap for tlo season.
SAM SoLBERG.
Since a penny saved is a penny
earned, the easiest way to earn money
is to save it by buying your street hat
at the Bon Ton on either Friday, Satur-
day or Monday, May 10, 16 and IS.
IS. E. Close of Merrill, was here last
week looking after his interest in the
Farmers Lumber q Fuel Co., of which
he is a member The new firm is put
ting up fine new Office and storage
building ON the yard near the depot.
Farm for sale, two miles east of this
city Consisting Of Al acres, with good
buildings Living water on the farm.
Price $1200 will be sold on reasonable
terms. Possession given at any time.
Write or apply to W. M. Bouffieur.
Andrew Carnegie has offered the
city of Richland Center the sum of $40
600 for the erection of a public library,
the usual conditions go with this gift,
that the city bond itself for an appro-
priation of 81 600 per yeal to maintain
the institution.
Earl Graves, who is employed by
an electrical company in La Crosse, ar
rived in this city on Monday, for short
visit with relatives and friends. Since
leaving here some years ago, Earl has
visited several Of the southern states and
has worked in all the principal cities
Glen Wood is the champion bowler
of the city, having rolled perfect score
on Monday evening. This is something
unusual as it only happens ont of per.
haps 1000 trials, in fact 1t has only beer
done twice in La Crosse where there art
at least six alleys that have been run
ming for years.
The new game law as introduced il
| the legislature permits farmers TO SHOOT
SQUIRRELS and rabbits on their own prem
| ises at any season of the year. They
NAV also use ferrets tJ destroy rabbits
with 1t also prevents the shooting Of
| deer in Vernon and surrounding coun
ties till 1906.
Oscar Borgerson, the well known
catcher of the old Cashton base bal
club, left on Tuesdays train for west
ern Iowa where he has been engaged
under salary to catch for a club. Tom,
as he is familiarly known in this city, il
one of the best catchers in this part o.
| the state, and as to getting the ball tC
| second-welll he can do that without al
| effort.
| The bill which has been before thC
| state senate, to prohibit the manufac
| ture and ale of cigarettes in the stat
| Of Wisconsin was knocked in the head
on Tuesday. by vote Of q against s
! The amendment to the original bill, a.
! introduced by Mr. Dudgeon, TO allow
search warrants to be given agains
those dealing IA cigarettes and to pro
! hibit the giving Of same away by any
one was what caused the death OF thu
/ whole bin.
"A meeting Of those interested in tn
formation of a base bali team was hel'
last Thursday evening and the club wa
well started on its way. Harold =
Proctor was unanimously chosen mana
ger and general plan ot action mappe'
out There is An earnest effort beinj
made % organiza a crsditable team, an
if the promoters ara given proper en-
couragement by the business men AM
citizsns generally, we believe the play
ers viii do their part towards MAXIM
the project success
Rev. VIM Haughton and wife lef
On Monday for Sparta, where they vii
take part IN the Congregational coTven
ton being held ia that city On Mon
day the convention elected Rev. a. s
Evert, of Retreat. moderator for the er
suing year. Rev Hgughtol delivere