Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-27
-Caucuses Saturday.
Big book sacrifice at Towner's

The Bon Ton shows the latgest and
best assortment of street hats on the
market.
Ice cream, best iiavors at Nelson's
restaurant.
Mrs NJ D. Chase is spending few
days at LaFarge.
Ten pound pail of lard at Dsvlin's
meat market for 90.
Henry Weber spent Sunday at
Elroy with his son Orville.
Ernest Kuehn has moved his black
smith outfit to the old Pulyer shop.
"A complete line Of / and size
collars are to be found at the Boston
Glover seed and land plaster for
sale by o. H. johnson, DeSoto, Wis.
The Springville w. G. T. q. meets
with Mrs. Cora Honaker Thursday
afternc on, May 5th.
For sale, two lots in Third ward,
with barn and good cistern Inquire of
Samuel Arnold, Viroqua.
Finest line Of mems hosiery ever
shown in the city, %, 80 and 80 cents
BLUE FRONT STORE
Attend the summer school at the
Viroqua Business College. Opens April
1S, students admitted at any time
Elmer Orr;son took several days off
at the LaFargs electric light plant and
visited relatives and friends in this city.
DO you want your stove stored dur
ing the summer, blacked and set up
again in the fall. If SO call up Martin
6S Kuebler.
Nothing 80 dear as cheap ring.
Ufrx van. since re- rxc or1d than yGJ1 MI II
have something that will wear life
time. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Rev and Mrs Holm of Folsom,
were in the city on Friday, returning
from visit to the letters mother, Mrs.
Thompson, north of town.
Don't make yourself miserable by
wearing collar I size too large or too
small, when you can get Just the size
you are looking for at The Boston.
The church of Christ Sunday school
will give supper at the church parlors
on Friday evening from $50 to o'clock.
Price IS cents Everybody is invited.
Prof. J. K Chorlog returned from
Milwaukee medical college to spend the
spring and summer months at Westby.
He was visitor in the city on Monday.
&C. H Holbrook has removed his
second hand stock of goods and wares
to the building recently occupied by =.
p Kuehn in the rear Of Casson d
Thompson's store.
The weather man says spring has
arrived. With ith it you will need
clock, silverware or few pieces of fine
china Brighten up at our special price.
JOS. BOEHRER, JeWeier.
We can save any thresher or mill
man money when he considers the quail
ity, by placing orders with us now for
barrels or half barrels of lubricating
oils; also, gasoline or kerosene.
CHAS. S. SLACK q Co.
Every dollars worth of goods bought
at the Bon Ton between April l and
May Is, entities the purchaser to num-
ber. A drawing will then be ma de,
the lady holding the lucky number be-
ing entitled Il So hat of her own se-
lection.
William Dowell and family, yester-
day, removed to their new home in
Mound Park or Viola village. They
are citizens whom the city folk regret
to lose as neighbors, and they will be
wished cententment in their quiet
eastern home.
The Hillsboro Sentry facetiously re-
marks: Now that the campaign is in
full blast, the active spring work about
to begin, and the yellow bellied frog has
opened the concert season on the run OF
the pond, it will be all right to kill
book agents from now until corn husk-
ing time.
Last Sunday, while Lewis Rich
ards, who lives at the head of the Plum
Run, was attencing church at La Fargo
his house caught FIRE and was burned to
the ground with all its contents How
the fire started is not known. Loss
about 5000 No insurance. La Fargo
Enterprise.
AS Ringing Bros. were loading
their circus stock at Baraboo to ship to
Chicago, Monday, one Of the elephants
escaped and plunged into the Baraboo
river. It fought desperately for hours
and was finally recaptured by men on
horses swimming in and usinG steel
prods and ropes.
&C w. Thompson is now the sole
owner and proprietor of the Thompson
q Standiford barber shop having pur-
chased the interest of his business part
ner James Standiford. Mr.. Thompson
continues the business with the help OF
first-cl assistant WnlIe MI, otanui
ford engag, iu dairying in the town OF
Webster.
MY pictures have not been market.
mn so that can afford to give you Z lib.
erai discount. On each picture y3a VIII
find nv regular low value printed III
large figures Come in and figure. your
own discount of % per cent and con
vince Yourself of the bargain that Of
fer. None to be sold before Saturday,
April %. and the time limited to fye
days. MELVIN STEEN BENZ
A meeting vas recently held al
Wood postofficf' in the town of Green.
wood, by the farmers, and they decided
to put in cheese factory. The follow
ing officers were elected: Manager, Sey
er Severson, secretary, Frank Havliek
treasurer, John T. Johnson; eight dlrec
tors weys elected The farmers hay'
taken kold of the matter with will ans
have already secured the promise OF 2l'
cows The buildipg for the factory ha
been erected and the well is now beini
drilled This is start in the right di
rection By The farmers il that localit,
aud with good management they vii
never regret putting in the factory =
Hflfaharr Sentry