Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-25

Ni-ocua City
| First Ward-Ed. MinshalI,
Second Ward-Grant Dewitt.
Ice cream, best fiavors at Nelson's
restaurant.
Charley Chase was in the city from
LaFarge on Sunday.
-Ten-poupd pail of lard at Devlin's
meat market FOR s1.00.
Just remember that Towners store
is headquarters for wall paper.
-Engebret P. Hage and Ellef Hanson
ware Purdy callers on Tuesday.
-SpringvilIe schools graduate class
on Tuesday evening of next week.
ATTORNEYS Smith and Graves are
attending circuit court at Prairie du
Chen.
Grant Pierce went to Illinois to at
tend the funeral of his brotherin law,
DIR. Leonard Chase
You never heard any ofone using Fo
ley's Honey and Tar and not being salts
fed Sold by A J. johnson.
Persons desiring private boarding
places can secure the same at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Il. L. Rayner.
L. w. Tate of this city, and Robert
Tate of Liberty, were called to Mime
sofa by the critical illness of sister.
Attend the summer school at the
Viroqua Business College. Opens April
IS, students admitted at any time.
Cement walks are the order in front
of the residences of Mrs. M. A. Sweger
and Mons Helgerson, and around the
mill property of Thompson Brothers.
- 20 ~ 80
ing the family of his son. Mr.. Aikec
has resided in Lacrosse for Gczen
years, having removed from Newton.
Mrs. Theresa Schultz of Stoddard,
was adjudged insane and taken to
Mendots asylum on Saturday by Sheriff
Severson. She is woman about forty
years old.
j. W. Haughton and wife arrived
from Northern Wisconsin today. They
will move to Viola where Mr.. Haugh-
ton will become foreman of the Intelli
gencer printing Office.
DIR. Leonard Chase, former resi-
dent of this citv, died at the home of
his roother in Farm s City, Illinois, on
May 20. An appropriate obituary will
be published next week.
Miss, Lulu Rayner Of this city. who
has been studying for the profession of
trained nurse at Hanneman pospital in
Chicago, graduated form the institution
on Thursday last. 1t is noble work.
NO purchaser or reader will over
look the half-page advertisement of the
Boston Clothing House, which finds a
place in today's CENSOR. Special bar
gain facts are therein set forth.
So suits ON separate tables. Good
honest suits. For the next bU lays We
will sell them at so per cent discount.
You can buy these good suits for less
than the price of shcddy goods $3 to
Z, so at the Blue Front Store.
Mr.. J. s. Earll of RCckton, who
will graduate from the law departments
of the state university within the com.
ing month, is to locate at Freirie d1
Chen for the practice of his profession.
and become associated with Dstrjet
Attorney Graves.
-Viroqua Creamery is getting INTO
the thick of big business. Last week g
600 pounds of cream was deliv cred, from
which 4, 500 pounds of butter was mag7u.
factured. Manager Wiggington is com
PEELED to churn five times a week. and
now he has helper in the factory.
Our high school ball team visited
Richland Center last Saturday ard
played with the highs of that place,
getting it put over them by a score oG
"a? to g? The boys report good time
and hospitable treatment; no sores if
they did meet defeat.
MIR Thos. o. Mork, present register
of deeds. in a card elsewhere published.
announces his determination TO stand
for denomination. During four years
service Mr.. Mork has made an admirable
official-efficient, thorough, oblipino. 4
gentleman in and ont of his official sta
tion; always right on the questions af-
fecting the party and people.
In today's CENSOR appears an nd
vertisement offering for sale the mer-
| camille stock, real estate, telephone line
and other interests This is, one of the
most desirable country locations in the
state, an old and well established busi-
ness For a man who has hustle. affa.
! bility and moderate amount of cash To
/ invest, this Seymour property at Retreat
! is certainly an opportunity.
Andrew Natwick and John Sever son
I accompanied by their wives wsfe in
+ the city from Soldiers Grove on Tues-
/ day Mr. Natwick said to the CENSOR
/ that their little city is solid TO the core
! for Governor IaFollette with the ex-
ception OF Peter Upi1oftr1, bat If TIE II 90.
position was everywhere composed of
such Just citizens a. Peter. the stalwart
party would be peaceable crowd.
"A grand ice cream festival will be
given on the lawn Of the NJ. z. church
at Newton ON Monday, Decoration davl
May 30, beginning at 80 .. m Ice
cream and cake will be served at Zoe Der
plate. An orchestra win be in attend
ance and viii celebrate the day by rem
dering all thu war songs and decoration
anthems. Every one, far and near. is
cordially invited 10 attend ard enjoy
good time. Bring yoHr friends II IL is
tormy, will be held Rext night