Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
Caucus Saturday.

/ Caucus Saturday.
Big book sacrifice at Towner's
The road agents are, every one o
them, busy.
j. J. Swiggum and son, of Ferry
vile, were in the city on Monday.
The NJ Il. aid society will meet mex
Wednesday,, March 2, with Mrs. Philil
Bouffleur.
ALI checks given for tobacco will bt
ca shed free of exchange, at the Vernon
County Bank.
For sale, eight fresh milch COWS
Inquire of Warren Fish, miles soutl
east of Viroqua.
-Erick Erickson of Rising Sun, wenr
to La Crosse to have an operation fol
appendicitis
Go to Lindemann's clothing anc
shoe department for special bargains fol
the next ten days.
Miss Christena Erickson of Rising
Sun, is very sick at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs Carson Mason.
Richard Bromley and wife OF
Wheatland, spent Sunday in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs John Hammond
"a Ed Norris who was ill at some town
IC3in Minnesota, arrived home Saturday
I last. He is out again with the Hackett
q orchestra.
q The most reliable preparation for kid
ii ney troubles on the market is Foley's
4 Kidney Cure Sold by A. J. johnson,
druggist.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Peterson
: are rejoicing over the arrival cf a O.
pound girl st theic, Harm hon.s in Frank
lin township
The Arne Larson farm of 200 acres,
near Folsom, is for sale in one, two or
three tracts to suit purchaser. Asply to
Albert Morkri, Folsom.
The asylum management has just
received choice young Jersey bull
W rom the Dane county farm of Dairy
and Food Commissioner Emery.
Last Sunday was about the only
mild Sunday during the winter, al
though somewhat blustry, and not a
little sleigh-riding was INDUCED in.
We do act handle cheap, poorly
made non-w caring goods, but we will
meet the prices made on inferior goods,
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
B. E. Ferguson and A. s. Nelson,
two well-k known residents of the Third
ward, are critically i'll, the former with
kidney trouble and latter from pneu.
inonia.
Don't ruin your babys feet for life
with misfit shoes, but be the first to get
pair of those Budd baby shoes, 500 OF
which have just been received at Fl. D.
Williams Sc Co.'S.
There are hrcIreds o. people who,
if they only know that good watch can
be bought for small amount, would
have one at occe.
JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler
H. l.. Larson of Coon Valley, sold
his Franklin farm tu Tolef Soreim OF
Liberty Pole. The sale was negotiated
through the agency of the Western Wis
consin Land & Loan Co., Ferguson blk,
Viroqua.
-rIrs. VIM Deborah, of Sank county,
1s IL claimed to be largest Inoian woman
in the United States. She bas been en-
paged at good salary to attend the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis next summer
Her weight is 400 pounds. Heap big
i, squaw'
\ AT the farm home of Geo. w. Her
ron in Jefferson, last Friday evening, 8
marty of forty cousins and younG friends
yyathered and gave pleasant party In
i,onor of Ray and Minnie Heron Of
14roton, South Dakota, who are visiting
with relatives in this section.
Rev T. J. Snodgrass of River Falls
has received and accepted unanimous
coll to the pastoyate of the Methodist
church at Hudson. BE did not take al
aDpointment last fall on account of Ill
health but he is much better and il
again able to resume church work -
Cashton Record.
ID. o. Stevlingson of this city pur
chased from Jens ]. Berge the latter
store, residence and feedmil property
located at Reed. Crawford count. Mr.
Beroe takes in part consideration eighty
acres on South West Prairie. The Yer
non County Land Co. negotiated th'
deal.
"A Jelly crowd of young people drovt
over fror1 Lansing and spent few
hours at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
i M. Bennett Sunday. The part,
consisted of the Misses Soverina Erick
son. Hilda Severson, Clara Isham, Ber
tina Shsfer. Josie Skaar and Mr.. Car
Severson.
At Stevens Point Normal school tn
annual oratorical contest resulted in
victory for J. Howard Brown, lat
teacher in the Viroqua schools Thi
victory makes SIR. Brown the contestan
from Stevens Point Normal in the stat
contest TO be held at Platteville i
March. Good for Vernon county.
-Thos. P. Bart of Ladysmith, was i
La Fargo and made teal with Mix
wsrd by which he has leased Hote
Ward and will assume managemen
about the first Of March. Mr.. Ward "
understand, win move 70 Chicago
where he will engage st the carpente
traae. J. II. Potts will have charge {
the hotel until Mr.. Burt arrives.-L
Fargo Enterprise