Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-22
-TN .T5out aow friends and HetgAbory.


Trout fishing has been In order for
a week
Girls wanted at Hotel Lsw. La
Crosse. Wis
Miss Lulu Raynor returned to Chi
cago Tuesday
See the fine display of umbrellas at
the Blue Front Store.
F. A Chase is erecting one more
house on Chase Heights
District Attorney Bennett made q
business trip to La Crosse.
Geo. W Powell Of Genoa, was a
CENSOR caller on Thursday last
II. c. Pringle returned from q weeks
visit with friends in Dubuque, Iowa.
Ivan Pendleton of Portage has ac-
cepted a position in the Vernon County
Bank
Miss Ritter of Sparta, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Lang several days last
week
-Chas Hallingstad and G A. Mort
erud were Bloomin gdale visitors to the
county seat on Mo nday
Remember the best, most up-to-date
mems and boys shoes arc TO be had only
at The Blue Front Store.
The Aid society OF Liberty Pole will
meet with Mrs. Bell Bowman on Friday
next |. Everybody welcome
-Assemblyman johnson of Oconto
county, passed Sunday with Assembly
man Dahl at his Westby home.
Larson Bros, purchased twenty
acres of land of T. a. Chase for So, 900.
The property is on Chase Heights.
Ladies aid society of the United Lu-
theran church will meet with Mrs S.
e. Lier Thursday afternoon, April 80
The finest patterns for nobby
spring suit can be seen at Anderson's
tailor shop, over Williams & Co, store
Donald Clark has vegetable and
flower seeds which he would like to sell.
Those wishing any call up phone No l,
The annual meeting of the assessors
of Vernon county will be held at the
court hou2e in this city on Tuesday,
April %.
"A Rebekah branch Of Odd Fellow
ship was recently organized at Soldiers
Grove. Viola members instituted the
now order
30 pounds granulated sugar for ST is
below market price but Lindemanhs
offer that amount during their admins
trstion sale.
See the CLOTHING manufacturers
guarantee cards at the Blue Front Store.
They will convince you that there are
no better made.
F. A Morley and wife are visiting
his father @. E. Morley in this city.
Fred is an engineer on the Burlington
road and lives at La Crosse.
Mothers Friend d'-children' wash
suits, waists and blouses Finest dis
play ever seen in the city.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. Hettie Young will sell at pub
lie auction at the Charley Rhodes resi-
dence in the Fist ward household fur
niture and other personal property.
The young peoples society of Bad
Ak will meet at the residence of Mr.. Ole
Tende, two miles west of Viroqua, Sun
day May 3rd, at fonr O'Clock p. m. All
are invited.
The patent lime bin which Martin
q Kuebler have had under course of
construction, is now completed and
filled with Milwaukee lime which 1ey
will carry continually.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, good sized
cockerel weighing ten pounds. Eggs
fifty cents for 10. For larger numbers
a liberal discount.
ARNT JOHNSON, Route 4.
Mrs James M. Smith, accompanied
by her daughter Harriet, and Master
Gale departed saturday evening for Nc
ConnelsYille, Ohio, where they expect
to make an extended visit.
For q clear skin, clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let sun
shine-rosy cheeks show through-take
Rocky Mountain Tea This month,
spring time. 35 cents. A. J. johnson.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
post office: Ira Evanson, Arne Bruland
Thomas G. Lindvig, Oluf Erickson. Otto
Donstad, Ole Soldal, Miss Jennie Her
Jesse r. Howard, Mrs Will Hanson (or
Herman.)
C. L. Miller, well known here and
a former teacher of the county, has re-
moved from Prairie du Chen to Ben
nett county, where he will make new
home in the pine ''slashll4ys. His many
friends will wish 'Lafe" success in his
new Wisconsin home.
Now we have the finest assortment
of shoes and slippers ever brought to
this city and can fit out the entire fam
lily and do it right. Our prices are as
low as possible considering quality. vi
roqua Shoe Store.
H. D. WILLIAMS g. Co.
Last year on five and seven-six-
teenth acres Ananias Smith raised crop
of tobacco weighing 11,228 pounds
which sold for $40 per hundred and
brought him the neat total or To0O W.
This was the eighth crop of tobacco
raised on the same land and although
sold at low price it brought big money.
At the village board II Getting the new
ly elected officers were sworn in after
which Joe Hayes and FL. c. Plimpton,
who held over on the board from last
year, handed in their resignation and
VIM. Hayter and Frank NuZum were
appointed in their places. Marcus Rizer
also handed in his resignation as mar
shall but no one has been appointed to
fill the vacancy as yet.-ha Fargo En-
terprise.
The following from a neighboring ex-
change is appropriated for home con-
sumption: What is good for the whole
community is good for the individual.
A dollar spent at home helps not only
the man with whom 1t is spent but it as
sists him in contributing his share to,
ward building up the town. If Viroqua
people waited for Chicago department
store to contribute cent to any local
improvement they would die waiting
A dollar spent at home comes back
The dollar spent away from home is lost
for all time Patronize home instltu-
tions whenever the opportunity offers.
--Laurant, the famous magician and
sleight-of-hand performer, and George
Garretson will give their wonderful en-
tertainment at Opera house next Mon
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