Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

will now be in order
Mrs. p. s. Curtis has recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed.
Same price as last year. at Fl. ID. Will
ans & COS.
George J. Williams was home for a
compile of days to Welt parents and
| friends.
Sunday was an exceptionally fine
opportunity to display that new Easter
bonnet or hat.
There will be carpet ball sociable
Tuesday evening, April 12, at Mrs. @.
j. Abrahamsons.
The newest styles of spring suits,
mems, boys and childrens, now to be
seen vt the Blue Front Store.
Get your Medium, Mammoth, Ais
yke clover and timothy seed at FL d.
| Williams q Co.'S.
Miss Mary Morse accepts respon-
sible position in the Proctor, Teneriffe
Company Office as stenographer and
book keeper.
The Viroqua United Luthern young
peoples society will meet at the resi-
dence of A. d. Helgeson Friday at 8
tp IN. Every body invited.
-0rville Weber goes to Elroy. today,
| to assume manaeement of the telephone
exchange in that city. Oryille is a
yonnS man who deserves Success.
Nothing so dear as cheap ring
Buy your rings of us and then you will
have something that will wear life
time. Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The venerable Alfred Proctor died
at his home in tL;a city or Friday last,
aged SO years. Interment took place at
Retreat on Tuesday. A prepared obitu-
ary will be given next week.
George W. Minshall returned home
from Chicago, where he completed his
course at veterinary college, after
three years study. He will locate here
for the practice of his profession.
The weather man says spring has
arrived With it'll it you will need a
clock silverware or few pieces of fine
china. Brighten up at our special price.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Jas. w. Gilman has made another
purchase of Viroqqa real estate, the
making the second desirable piece of
PASACQ hP ny bnC OhACA
the Albert Lind home.
The town of Franklin held it's
usual caucus in this city on Monday. A
goodly number of citizens were on
hand, and IL we mistake not, tickets
were printed to suit most every voter
of that big bailiwick.
Three young men, Peter Nelson,
Gilbert Nelson and Carl Davik, all of
this community, go to Chippewa county
to prospect for land. The former al
ready owns land there Nels Nelson
and family will follow in few days. I.
The next visit of DIR. McElwee, the
successful Chicago specialist, will be
on Thursday, April IA and at the Hotel
Fortney's. The doctors examinations
are free and chronic sufferers should get
the doctors opinion in regard to their
cases.
Oscar W. Bosshard came from Mil
YANKEE to spend Sunday with his wife
and child and other relatives. He
recently disposed of his drug business
in the metropolis and will engage with
his uncle, James Lytle, in the mailing
industry.
Frank Stokes and family, who re-
moved to the state of Washington. some
months ago, have returned to Clinton
town. They were not satisfied in the
woody west, although Mr.. Stokes says
he was well paid financially, in thc
rise of land.
As is usual with William Owens
appea rance in Viroqua, he was greeted
by full house on Monday in When
Louis XI was King" Mr.. Owen is
tod nv Oh ond
their presentation of Monday nights
piece was we'll enjoyed by their patrons.
Dentist c. b Peterson and wife are
entertaining little stranger at their
home since last Tuesday evening. The
little gentleman has a good pair of
lungs for he was heard talking over the
phone the next day. We presume he
was ordering set of teeth.-Cashton
Record.
mo assessment for April" is the
slogan sent out from the Woodman
insurance association. This will make
n skip of every alternate month so
far this year that no assessment has
been levied If this should continue
throughout the year it will make cheap
er insurance than the association has
ever afforded
Two of Viroqua's young business
men pull away from us within the next
fortnight, when o. A. Nustad and Isaac
Solberg go to Coderay, Sawyer county,
to establish and operate a saw mill.
They have a longtime contract and
think they see good profits for the
work We shall all regret to have the
boys leave. Their families will remain
here for the present
THE Farmer the balance wheel of
prosperity, is the title of a true and
thoughtful article appearing ON the
news RACES of the CENSOR today. We
ask careful reading for that as well as
the twenty five other columns of choice
miscellany, war news, pulpit talks
congregational summary, new continued
story, and a great variety of other
desirable reading.
A Victory CORE, pondent of the De-
Soto Argus says Geo Sterns had very
narrow eseare from drowning. He
broke through the ice and had a terrible
battle with the current and broken ice,
until help arrived, when he WAS so be-
numbed with cold that it was with
difficulty he could attach the rope
which was thrown him Sy which he
was drawn to place of safety
"A Washington dispatch of April
first says: by direction of the Presi-
dent. o. A Mitcher, Indian agent at
the Usage agency Oklahoma, yesterday
/ was suspended pending an Investigation
of alleged irregularities 70 the agency"
His Vernon county friends where Orcar
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