Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-30

Knights. Rev Buffers will lead the
liturgical service and Rev. Stemep will
give the address.
On Sunday evening the large chorus
choir will give scored Easter praise
service which will consist of anthems,
solos vocal and instrumental-hy
and responsive readings. Let our peo-
pie make this great Easter joy day in
our church.
Jos. Forsyth is making a tour of
the west.
Bran, oil meal and shorts at II. d.
Williams 81 Cos.
DR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice. Viroqua.
Send or bring your election print
ing to the CENSOR Office.
-Viroqua town caucus will be held
next Saturday at two o'clock
For sale and rent, several farms.
Inquire of William Webb, Viroqua
For Fire and Tornado insurance call
on John Dawson 4 Co. Agency, V V4roqua.
-Tavor g. Davis are first to swing
out nav spring awning on their palce
of business
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
81 Loan Company.
james Dowie drove to the county
seat through the mud from Ge noa, and
was in the city on business today.
For bargains in monuments don't
forget to call on Larson Bros. Just re-
ceived two carloads of monuments.
Buy your timothy and clover seed
at Eckhardt's elevator. We haye good
stock on hand and can save You money
on what you want.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke are
advised of the arrival of little girl in
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Hamp
Miller, in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tenander of
Casnton, and Mrs Gross and daughter
of Moline, Illinois, visited with Fl. p.
Larson's family over Sunday.
The sale of tickets for the William
Owen show will open April i, at s
o'clock. No one person WILDE allowed
to reserve more than six seats
The state university closes today,
for Easter vacation, covering week.
Most all Vernon county students will
spend the period at their respective
homes.
Howard Bennett is visiting his
parents and other relatives in the old
home. He is freight conductor on
the Omaha railroad system with head
quarters at Spooner.
There are hundreds of people who,
if they only knew that good watch can
be bought for a small amount, would
have one at once.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
w. H. Brown, teacher at Chase
burg, was in the city on Saturday. He
will commence spring term soon. Mr..
Brown has sold his Genoa town farm
and may locate in Viroqua in the near
ture.
Mrs. Fl. G Plimpton of LaFarge,
and her brother, B. G.. Rosencrans,
late superintendent of the Kickapoo
railroad, just returned from two
months sojourn in Texas and other
southwestern states.
MIR. A. G. Cass has exchanged his
desirable residence property (the Switz'
er place. in the third ward, including
eight acres of land, with Frank A. Chase
for 100 acres off the old Honsker farm
south of Liberty Pole.
John W. Groves declined renomi.
nation for mayor of Madison. 1t was
generally understood that he would &C.
cept till the delegates were all elected.
A desire to devote his entire time and
energy to his personal affairs Is assigned
as his reason.
Mrs. Hattie Ashbaugh arrived from
Arizona to spend the summer with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Higgins,
at Liberty Pole The climate of Ari.
zona to one who was brought mp in the
north, is almost unbearable, Mrs. Ash
baugh declares.
The best curfew ordinance is one
that is adaGted TO each family, where
the father acts .s mayor, city council
night " tch and calaboose keeper
where fine ant punishment go together
and where goL1 hickory stick is more
to be feared than the ringing of a bell
-Ex.
Mrs. A o. Larson wishes to an
nounce 70 the ladies of Viroqua, and
vicinity, that she has been t. market
and purchased complete line of
spring and summer millinery and taken
notes of the latest styles in trimmed
hats. But owing to the illness of hel
daughter. she will be unable to opeI
her shop until the first part o. April
Look Cor announcement Of exact date
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