Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-18

Missionary society meets Friday
Mrs. Bolstad.
Miss Addie Smith is visiting friends
at Sugar Grove.
There will be preaching in the Fargo
church next Saturday evening
C E. Tosterud of Readstown trans
acted business with the CENSOR today.
Mrs. Rebecca Day of Sparta, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. W. c.
Alden.
One lot of 81. 90 and 81. 25 fancy silks
to close at Is cents at FL. D. Williams q
Cos.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bennett is taking orders
for plants and cut flowers for Decora-
tion day.
Miss Julia Helgerson left for Sparta
on Saturday, last to accept a position as
typo on the Monroe Democrat
Miss Lizzie johnson left, this morn
ing, for Colorado to visit her sister Flor
ence, who is seriously i'll.
Mr. Al Kipp has accepted position
as clerk in the grocery dept. of w. +.
Lindemann q Co.'S store.
-Schall, the piano tuner from La
Crosse, will be in town all week. Leave
orders at Browns music store,
Miss Jessie Forsythe came from
La Crosse on Thursday last to spend a
week with relatives and friends.
The missionary society of the Luth-
eran Synod church meets with Mrs. b.
M. Bolstad on Friday of this week.
"A $500 all silk parasol with fancy
border for rain or sun. Special prlco
this week $1.79 at HID. Williams q Cos
Mrs. Geo. Banks and daughter
Gladys, of Bellevue, Iowa, visited here
last week with VIM. Banks and family
j. w. Lucas and family of Fair
child, are visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Lucas has disposed of his jewelry
business in that city.
Miss Jennie Butt arrived home for
u vacation having finished her season g
engagement with THE Sag Harbor'
theatrical company.
Cl-Mrs. Annie Alabaugh, a former
employe of this office, has resigned her
position with the Westby Times and is
visiting friends in this city
Nothing so dear as q cheap ring.
Buy your rings of us and then you will
have something that will wear a life
time. Jos BOEHRER, Jeweler.
300 pairs black clay worsted trousers
at much reduced prices. Worth So. 90
They go at $2 90, waist measures mainly
So and 40. THE BLUE FRONT TORE.
Harry Light will be in the city on
Saturday, May 28th, at Hotel Fortney
barns for the purpose of buying horses.
Mr.. Light will pay the highest market
price for drivers and drafters.
ALI persons desirous Of becoming
members of the Viroqua Poultry Asso-
citation should call On the secretary at
once. Dues 81 per year.
J. HENRY BENNETT, Secretary.
David Mcdonald, who with two of
his sons. has been located in Missouri for
some time, has returned TO this county,
his former home. He is undecided as to
where he will locate permanently.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Davis. prominent citi.
zen of the town of Clinton, passed away
yesterday. Funeral services viii be held
at the Dell u. b. church, tomorrow.
Thursday. at 10 o'clock, Rev. Buffers
officiating.
Rev. B. W. Brannen, elder of the
Christian Catholic church in Zion, will
conduct meetings in the Woodman hall.
May %, at ten a m, 2:3o p m. and
7:3o p IN. Also May 23d at 23o and
T:3o p IN. All are welcome.
Fred u. Alexander and family OF
Spokane, Washington. arrived here
Tuesday morning, and will spend several
| days visiting with his brother. Forest.
Before returning to their far western
home they will visit New York, tht
Worlds Fair, Kansas and other western
states
Wanted, musicians on the following
instruments: clarinets. cornets. horns
slide trombones, baritone, BASES and
drums A limited number of boys ant
I girls will be accepted, between the age
{ of ten aGd fourteen. A preference vii
/ be given those in regular attendance a
school and whose parents are permanent
s ly located For further information in
quire Of Edward Norris or Otto Brown