Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-06
III .g6Ou! aour friends and HeIgtborc. I
: Poeket knives I'D Towner's.

y Pocket knives at Towners.
German enamel ware at Towner
Honey to loan on real estate. Cal
on H. Min shall
-Helmer Steenberg is passing tn
week in La Crosse
Miss Charity Coe has accepted
position in Chicago
Harry Dahl of state university, spen
a ds7 in Viroqua.
/ DIR R, W. Baldwin, dentist. oppo
siGe postofice. Viroqua,
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Curtis spent
Tuesday in Viola.
F. NJ Towner spent a couple Of
days in Readstown.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Ferguson spent
a few days in La Crosse.
House and lot for sale. Inquire of
! Mrs NJ, A. Bates, Viroqua.
Hon. Atley Peterson of Soldiers
! Grove, was in the city On Monday.
Corn ard land plaster for sale. In
quire Of IL l.. MAY, De Soto, Wis
They're catching -our wedding
rings Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler
For Insurance call on the John
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua Wis.
&C. J. Smith will Teceivea bunch of
Shetland ponies from Peoria, Illinois,
tomorrow.
Rev. S5emen has bsen confined to
his home by sickness, but was able to
fill his pulpit Sunday.
j. A. Hutchinson, Readstown young
man, graduates from the Chicago col
lege of dental surgery,
-Tomah is to have pickle and can
ming factory. The Heinz company will
put up plant there this season.
Mrs. J. w. Cade is in Milwaukee in
attendance upon her son Roscoe, who
recently underwent a serious operation
Miss Georgia Potts is home from
hGT school duties. She has taught for
the last seven months near Chaseburg.
Mrs Ella Barnes is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. anG Mrs b.
f. Purdy.
--Wm. Smith is grandpa now. A
young son came to the home Of Princi-
pal Elmer Smith at Westby IN Satur-
day last,
Frank Favors has undergone q SER
ions surgical operation at La Crosse.
We hear to-day that his condition is
somewhat favorable
Note the special pi cture sale to be
held at Steenberg's furniture store be-
ginning Monday, May II, and continu-
ing for few days only.
Mrs. Frank Chase and son Rollip.
after spending the winter in Colorado,
have returned home. They were ac-
companied by Miss Marian Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Horton returned rome
Monday from visit at Hillsboro They
were accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. Frank Mutch and children.
The legislature has passed a law
which in future will give circuit court
jurors three dollars per day for service
instead of two dollars as in the past.
-Bsautify your home by getting some
Of those new pictures at S5eenbergs
special sale on May IL. The latest thing
in veneer frames at one-third the usual
price
Rev. w. Mayes Martin will occupy
the pulpit in the Springviile M. E.
church next Sunday morning, and in
the Brookville M e. church next Sun
day afternoon,
Next Sunday afternoon and evening
at the residence of Nels Hansen near
Liberty Pole, coffee and cake will be
served for the benefit of famine suffer
ers in northern Europe.
DO you wish to be awakened to the
fact that spring is here? If so buy an
alarm clock that has the following quail
ifications clear, loud alarm, keeps good
time and we'll made
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler
Miss Fannie Silbaugh resigned her
position as seamstress at Chippewa
Falls and accepted a position in the
Sparta State school She began her
duties last Monday after spending few
days at home.
Joseph Haugh and Mrs Frank Ko-
lash of Yuba were visitors at the state
capital during last week. They seek a
pardon for Frank Kolash, who two years
ago murdered in self defense, Bill Stout,
in saloon row at Yuba.
$40 and SIS per acre for some of the
best farming lands in North and South
Dakota. Start any old day and come
back when you please, for one-half fare
tickets and further information see the
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co
Those balmy spring days are once
more filing the 7art1 with joy. The
little flowers as I 10y peep from beneath
the blades of green grass, fill the air
with perfume and while the cadence of
the song bird falls in sweetness air, we
catch the spirit Of natures song we
love to live.
L. D. Harvey, former state super
intendent is to become superintendent
of the Menomonie schools. He will 1lso
have charge OF the Dunn county normal
school 1t is said that Mr.. Harveys
salary as superintendent will not be less
than S., 000 the city contributing $2, 600
and the county $500 annually Senator
Stout making up the balance.
Mrs. Fl. D. Willisms leav, this
evening for trip to the eastern states
She will visit her daughter, Mrs. ". S.
Field, III Washington, D. c., who will
| accompany her to New Bedford and
Boston, Massachusetts, and Pittsfeld
and st. Johnsbury Vermont, to visit
relatives in these places and to review
| the scenes Of her childhood at the foot
Of the Green Mountains at St9ckbridge,
Vermont.
Bountiful Nature has never yielded
| to the researches Of science a remedy
with as much merit as Harts Honey
and Horehound, which cures coughs.
colds, la grippe, etc. prevents pneu-
monia, and Is an absolutely specifc for
all throat and lung affections. Mr.. D.
I W. Griner. a well known city employe
of Danville. Ill, says; Il have used
Hart's Honey and Horehoun5 and II