Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-13
: Pocket knives at Towner's.

Mrs. Jerre Richards little daughter
is i'll with pneumonia.
DR.. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo
site postofice. Viroqua
/ Larson Bros, this w eek, received 1
car load of monuments
House and lot for sale Inquire OF
Mrs. M A. Bates, Viroqua
Corn and land plaster for sale. In
quire of H. L. MAY, De Soto, Wis.
They're catching--our wedding
rings. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
List your property with the West
ern Wisconsin Land & Loan Company.
For Insurance call on the John
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua. Wis.
ALI red trading stamps must be pre-.
sented at Lindemann's store before June
1st.
Mrs Fred Mohs of Hillsboro, is Wis.
lting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Tilton.
Mesdames. j. D. Richmond and p.
5. Curtis and Miss Marion Gill spent a
day in Viola last week.
IT. c. Pringle left on Friday last for
Chippewa Falls to visit relatives and
bIduSdCb business.
Red trading stamps will be void
after June 1st Present them at Linde-
mann's before that date.
Yes; its muddy but how are you
going to help it. 1t will be dusty enough
next August so please don't kick
Wexford Tongue has so far recover
ed from his recent operation for appen-
dicitis as to be able to be out again at
his home in Hillsooro.
Rev. Stemen filed a vacancy in one
of the churches il Milwaukee Sunday.
lie is also attending the La Crosse dis
trict convention at Sparta during the
week
An authority states that 80 per
cent. of the people work so that the
others can have vacation all the time.
1t should be source of much joy to
know that only one per cent. of the peo-
pie are rich and lazy.
DO you wish to be awakened to the
fact that spring is herel IF So buy an
alarm clock shat has the following quail
ifications clear, loud alarm. keeps good
time and well made,
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The Wausau Pilot came out some
time ago advertising a speech by one of
their local ministers The following is
the notice He'll What is it2 Who gets
there2' Seats free. Cordial invitations
to all
Martin & Kuebler have secured a
new tinsmith in the person of Homer
French of Detroit Max Froenhart, who
held the position until recently, left last
week for the state of Washington where
he has secured work.
Peter Eidam resigned his position
as baker in G. A. Nelson's restaurant
and departed for Chi ago on Monday
morning last. Mr.. Nelson has secured
tho services of Mr.. Charles Celmy, a
first class baker from Milwaukee.
In order to make room for our large
assortment of trimmed hats we offer a
special discount of 25 per cent. on all
street hats. Sale TO begin Friday, May
Is, and will continue three days.
MYRTLE q KATE WISE,
IS. c. B. Leghorp eggs TO home Gus
toners at fifty cents per sitting. Par
ent stock not akin. Carefully selected
and originally from prominent breeders
fccks. MRS. MILLIE HoNAKER,
Viroqua, Wis
Frank e. Long, who is well known
in ,l.is city, and his company composed
of twenty-seven people, are to play in
la Crosse five days this week Mr.
Long and tie editor worked together in
the printing business some years ago.
The editor of a neighboring paper
recently received the following in his
daily mail: Deer seer Ny supskris-
sion having run out please expire until
further motifs Yours truley." At last
accounts the editor had not yet expired.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cox gave a
dinner in honor of the twentieth an.
! niversary of their marriage to a gooGly
number of relatives and friends on Fri.
! day, May LIST. s me nice presents IN
keeping with :ne occasion were tel
| dered them
j. L Sizel of Lisbon, North Dakota,
a prohibition organizer who lectured on
temperance at the Christian church
to large congregations Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings, occupied
the pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday morning
You make no mistake in buying
your farm through the agency of tht
4
Call and see the firm. They will be GLAD
TO show you their list of bargains il
real estate Should you desire to buy
or sell they will treat you right Bt
sure to see them
-Theo r. Spellum. formerly of this
city, but now of Aberdeen, South Da
kota, was united in marriage to Mis-
Ada Lytle, of De Soto, at Decorah
Iowa, On Friday, May 8 Immediately
after the ceremony the young couple lef
for their future home in Aberdeen
where the groom has position as travel
ing salesman CONGRATULATIONS.
The Viroqua bowlers have chal
lenged the Rough Riders of La Cross,
to a matched game in that city. Th'
challenge has been accepted. and tht
boys WIZ leave on the morning train
Saturday, 10 be ready for the contes
which takes place that evening Thi
win give Glen Wood a good chance Il
show his superiority in rolling perfec
score
Almost TWO hundred people from
this city enjoyed outing Sunday alonl
the vest bra rah of the KickapOo Tn
day was an ideal one but the fishing
is reported. was not mp to the usua
standard Many Of the fair ones" en-
joyed themselves picking May flower
and telling their companions Of the mar
row escapes hey had from the terribl
garter snakes and the ferocious MULE.
Dossies
Fred A Meyer ana Geo E Lane
: of the Boscobel Dial EuterpriEe hav