Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-04

Ice cream, best tiavors at Nelson s
restaurant.
-Ten.pound pail of lard at Devlin's
meat market for 81. 90.
"A fair nip" OF grass can now be
had by cattle in pastures.
Anyone wishing ice from John Te-
walt can reach him by phone o3.
House cleaning and garden maxi
ing are fashionable with town folk.
"A complete line of I and size
collars are to be found at the Boston
Friday is Arbor day. There should
be general observation of the event.
Carpenters and workmen generally,
are not numerous enough to meet de-
mands.
Editor o. G. Briggs came from
Cashton and spent an hour between
trains on Saturday.
The Ladies' aid society of Springville
will meet with Mrs f. FL. Slater Thurs
day afternoon, May IL
For sale, two lots in Third ward,
with barn and good cistern lrquire of
Samuel Arnold, Viroqua.
Grass and buds are taking life
rapidly under the influence of warm
weather of the past week.
You never heard of anyone using Fo-
leys Honey and Tar and not being salts
fed. Sold by A. J. johnson.
lis your carpet worn out2 If it is
remember Steenberg can supply You
with "Bissels Cyco Bearing
Silver headed Wyandott eggs for
Matching, so cents per setting.
+. w. ALEXANDER.
Attend the summer school at the
Viroqua Business College. Opens April
1s, students admitted at any time.
M. d. Heigeson purchased the barn
on Mrs Joe Pnlver's residence property
and ie moving the same to his place.
Philip Aumock of Monroe county
renewed acquaintances with Viroqua
and eastern county friends and relatives.
Geo. w. Eckhardt and L. J. Miller
were In the city from DeSoto neighbor
hood, favoring the CENSOR with calls.
Those who wish to take boarders
for the summer, will please call at the
Business College and leave their name.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Morrison came
from Otter Creek to visit relatives and
look after their Viroqua property in
terests.
DO you want your stove stored dur
ing the summer, blacked and set up
again in the fall. If SO call mp Martin
81 Kuebler.
John and Louis Brennon were here
from Wheatland on Saturday TO look
after business matters and visit their
brother Lawrence.
--Arvin Chase of Wheatland, was
am ,ng Fridays callers. With his good
wife he will soon celebrate the golden
wedding anniversary.
Nothing 50 dear s.s cheap ring:
Buy your ilngs of us a,ad then you will
have something that will wear life
time. JOS. B0EHRER, Jeweier
Don't make yourself miserable by
wearing collar size too large or too
small, when you can get just the size
you are looking for at The Boston.
Mr. Herman Zimmerman, pro-
prietor of Ontario Iron Bridge works,
was among our Friday callers. He re-
ports his institution full of contracts
for the season.
The county medical society held its
quarterly session in ti.is city on Wednes-
day last. The meeting was well at
tended by practitioners from all points
of the county.
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.
-Hammocksl hammocksl hammocks
Never before have | had such a COM
plete line of hammocks as this season.
Prices to suit your purse. From 90 cents
TO 800. MELVIN STEENBERG.
The county soldiers relief COM
mission, consisting of Messrs John NJ
Vance Of Fargo, Joseph Cowan of La
Fargo and o. G. Stevens of this city,
held their quarterly session in V'~equa
on Monday.
While driving home from town
ON Friday the horse OF Chairman Wa rren
Fish ran away, throwing him from the
vehicle, one leg being caught in the
wheel, severely scratching and strain
ing the member.
Il. v. Hill and wife were in the city
TO pass Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O.
p. Hill. The former have removed
from their farm at Dell to the village
of La Fargo. where they have bought
land and will build home.
Inspector Esch, of Sparta, and Post
master o. Fl. johnson. of this place,
drove ont over the DeSoto rural delivery
mail route, making an inspection of the
proposed extension at the north end.
Mrs ID Hare, of Superior Wis,
Mrs. ]. L. Davis and Mrs. VIM. Slater
of Retreat were here to attend the
funeral OF the late Mrs. Geo. Furman,
Sr, Saturday. Argus.
When people deal with those large
catalogue houses in Chicago and other
cities they not only pay more for the
goods but as rule get an inferior article
The home merchant should always be
patronizsd He invariably carries 9
complete stock in his line and If there i
ANYTHING he has not got he can get II
yery easily and will be glad. to do so
There are many obvious reasons why
the home merchant should be favored
Those catalogue houses do not help 6
build up your town or pay towards ths
expense Of building sidewalks or any
other improvements. This practice o.
''aca;iag in the dark" should be dis
couraged.
= Birds have almost as hard tiI9'
making o anal selection of a place II
witch 10 build nest as some folks di
in hunting house TO live ID. w
watched a robin the other day tngaget
n hunting place for a nest. He Il
was male bird was engaged 10 siZint
up the crotch OF q small elm tree. II
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