Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-03-11
MI .g5out 9onr friends and YelgAbors. {
Ideal spring weather.
Robins axe with us again.

Mr.. /. ID. Bennett reports MS saIs
arrival at Aberdeen, Dakota.
Mrs E. w. Hazen passed last week
in La Crosse with her sister.
Attorney Ray Graves was in the
city from Sparta on Tuesday.
Mrs. Everson returned to her home
at Calmar Iowa. on Monday.
Lutte Purdy came home from Rock
ford, Illinois, to see his sister
Richard Vaughan of Bangor, passed
Sunday in the city with his sister.
Rain and warm weatt er has taken
the bottom out of country roads.
For Insurance call on the John
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua Wis
William Lake is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dorival, at Caledonia, Mime
sofa.
Miss Anna Svigum is enjoying a
three weeks vacation from school du-
ties,
Mrs. B. F. Norris is a Chicago and
Milwaukee buying millinery and learn
ing the styles.
Just received acomplet9 up to-date
line of baby carriages and go-carts az
Steenberg's store.
While in Chicago Myrtle and Kate
Wise visited Miss Belle and Ella Smith
at Edison, Keith 81 Co.
Miss Josie Campbell Of Cashton, is
spending the week in this city with her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Brown.
--Jce johnson lost good horse Sat-
urday morning The animal was ap-
parently all right the day before
Isaac Nustad and wife viii occupy
the Spellum house in Third ward re-
Gently vacated by Oscar johnson.
The CENSOR calls attention to the
advertisement of the Greeley Horse I'M
porting company, which appears in this
issue of the paper.
Last week Geo. Welch sold his place
in northeast part of the city to r. E.
Allen and bought the Will Bausman
place of Mi. Frohock.
The special arrangement we've made
with The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
$1.40 for both it and this paper for one
year-has caught on big.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Neprud of Coon
valley, were guests at Adolph Nustad's
in this city, over Sunday. Mr. Ole J,
Nustad was also with them on Monday.
-Richland Center is having a series
of prosecutions for people who violate
the excise laws. They find that success
full prosecutions are not easy or numer-
ous.
The largest and most beautiful line
of mems and boys dress shirts ever
shown in the city.-50c, $1.OO. $3.50 and
S. 90. .-Juet received at the Blue Front
Store.
Martin Skagen, who located in this
city as a tailor's apprentice q few years
ago, and moved later to Soldiers Grove,
has so we'll prospered that he will build
a business block there the coming season.
Mrs. Oscar johnson leaves this week
for Fennimore, Wis. to join ber hus-
band, who is located here in the real
estate business with Mrs. Johnson's
father. They will make Fennimore
their home in the future.
The missionary society Of Lutheran
synod church serves lude-fsk supper
at Relief Corps hall tomorrow night,
March 18th, from o'clock till TO- A
quilt belonging to society will also be
sold Everybody invited to attend.
-Torger Berge arrived from Madison
last Wednesday in such condition that
he was unable to go t. his home in
Franklin. He has been receiving the
best of care and medical attendance at
the Fortney and is slowly recovering.
His trouble is said to be pleurisy.
W. M. Dewitt, an old time resi-
dent of this city, and his wife of San
born. Iown, passed week pleasantly
with his son Grant Dewitt and daugh-
ters Mesdames. Frank Primmer and
Chas. Holbrook, returning to his Iowa
home few days since.
Wanted, all persons to insure their
life and property with the new and up
to-ds,te insurance company. We repre-
SEM some of the best companies the
world affords and will guarantee you
fair treatment if you give us share of
YOUR business. FM. MINSHALL & Co.
The perfect town is that in which
YOU see farmers patronze the home
merchants, the laborers spending the
money they earn with their tradesmen
and animated by a spirit that will not
purchase goods abroad that can be
bought at home. The spirit OF recipro-
city between business men, merchants,
rradesmen, farmers and manufacturers,
results every time in making a perfect
town to do business in.
Former Sheriff Erickson was here
ITQm IGOCkGOu Ou fOdbuIu61s 4A1 AiLOt
Sherman McVey, who accompanied him
to the old home at Rockton. Mr.. Nc
Vey is now a popular salesman for q
La Crosse grocery house, with route in
Minnesota.
--Abner Silbaugh has again engaged
with the Milwaukee harvester com
pany and has territory in the counties
north of us. He left for his work last
week.
Col G. e. Morley returned from
Washington on Friday, at the close OF
congress. He viii not be called on to
return before next fall except a special
session shall he convened by the presi-
dent He tells the CENSOR that Col.
Casson and wife will return to the state
= this week. Mr. Morley is pleased with
his new position.
1t is reported that the town Of Coon
has subscribed for Sl5, 000 stock in the
La Crosse -ViroqIa electric railroad pro
iect. This makes two towns, HAMBURG
and Coon, that come TO the aid OF the
enterprise Whether propositions VIII
be submitted in other Vernon county
towns along the proposed route we az
not advised
The fine new bricl building in tht
Jerman block is now completed anC
will pc known as "The Bon Ton Milhn
e.y Apartments. About April 1st tht
ladies in charge will open their iargt
and choice display of millinery good
which they personally selec. ed iron
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