Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16
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Western Wisconsin Land q Lean Co.
Fresh oysters in bulk at Nelson's
bakery.
-Vircqua Beavers hold their ball on
Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. a. p. Larson visited at
Cashton, Monday.
You get value received for your
money at the Boston.
For sale or rent brick house on
Main street. Inquire of Dan Wise.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed.
Same price as last year, at II. ID. Will
ans & Co.'S.
Mrs. Stark has rooms to rent at be-
residenc E. Family without children
preferred.
Mrs. A o. Larson's millinery store
will be closed until April 1st, on account
of sickness
Get your Medium, Mammoth, Ais
yke clover and timothy seed at H. D.
Williams Il Co.'S.
The GimbIe hat speaks for itself as
to quality and durability.
THE BOSTON.
The newest styles of spring suits,
mems boys and childrens now to be
4een at the Blue Front Store.
The junior member of the firm of
Schroeder Bros, Of Mound Park, trans
acted bu siness in our city on Tuesday.
On returning home from Sunday
school last Sabbath. Myrtle Larson fell
on the icy walk and badly sprained her
arm.
Mrs. l. F. Nuzum of EauC Claire, has
been in the city visiting her aged mother,
Mrs. McCulloch, and many other rela-
tives.
"A social for the benefit of Pastor
Kleid, will be given at Fargo church on
Friday evening of this week. The pub
lie is invited
The horse buyer who comes to Vi
roqua on Saturday next, of this week
will be at llotel Fortney barn. Rep.cm-
Der the fate.
Y. O. Nelson of Sioux Falls, South
DsAota, formerly of Hayward, this state
js visiting che family of A. S. Cobb and
Others in this city.
Harvey Clark, a member of the
state board of control, made an official
visit to the county asylum, remaining
OFSt luSSuh9 uABHes
Miss Anna Swigum closed a su c.
cessful fve-months term of school, last
Friday. in District No. 1. town of Frank
lid, and is home for vacation.
What's become of the old-fashioned
woman who invariably got into stew
when company came because she didn't
have anything to get dinner with?
"A special election was held at Spar
ia, on the proposition OF the city erect
ing and operating its own lighting plant.
1t was voted against by So majority.
--Jitley Norris came from Phillips to
see his parents and friends. For two
years he has been man sger of the Proc
tor telephone exchange at Phillips.
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.
William Smith has sold his Third
ward residence property to his son
Elmer. 1t is stated that Mr.. and Mrs
Smith will go to Oregon in the spring.
Mrs. Chas. Hoff will open first-class
millinery parlors on March 22d one door
east of Towners store Please call and
look over my stock before purchasing
your easter hat.
R. P. Dalton, the La Fargo real es-
tate man, has gone to Glenwood for an
indefinite stay. He writes that he ex-
poets to feast on brook trout three times
day after April 18th,
The leap year party given by ladies
of the Mystic Workers at w. r. G.
hall, Monday evening, was most en-
joyable social affair, participated in by
large party of Mystics.
Mondays storm throughout the state
was one of the heaviest falls Wisconsin
has known for years in few hours. At
Milwaukee, in eleven hours, snow fell
to the depth of ten and half inches.
-Eiley Thompson End family have
moved here from Craw sord county, and
occupy the Briggs Gotta 90 in the Second
ward. Mr.. Thompson - a representative
for the American Broom Company
John A. Geary experienced severe
scalp wound while taking down tobacco
near Chaseburg. One of the shed poles
| fell, striking him down. He is able to
be about, although badly bruised.
The weather man says spring has
arrived With ith it you will need q
clock, silverware or few pieces of fine
| china Brighten up at our special price.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Lost two pairs of mems rubbers,
new, between John McLees' farm and
this city Also, a log chain. last Dec.
ember, west of Bud postoffice. Leave al
CENSOR Office. NELS VoLDEN.
The military committee of the house
of representatives favorably reported
Congressman Eschs bill appropriating
$4Oe, 900 to purchase 20, 900 acres in the
vicinity of Camp Douglas for national
military reservation.
Mrs. Emma Pidcock, wife of Johr
Pidcock, and daughter of Daniel Aiken
died in Oklahoma, recently. They were
former residents here, and the deceased
was a sister of John Aiken of Crook
vile, and Mrs. William Smith of thii
city.
Mrs. William Morley and daugh
ters Olive and Edna, departed for Fores
Grove, Oregon, on Tuesday, to join hus
band and father, where the family will
make their future home. The good
wishes of the community go will
them.
The Mesdames N. D. and J. II. Nc
Lees celebrated the thirtieth annivsrsar!
of their double wedding on Tuesday, a
the home Of the former in this city, ant
il was made the occasion for the assem-
bling of the Methodist Aid society will
the former lady.
The snow storm on the 14th day o
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