Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-20

.Repnblican caucus 80th.

Special sale on lace curtains at a.
d. Williams & Co.'S.
The Ben Ton shows the largest and
best assortment of street hats on the
market.
Ice cream, best favors at Nelson:
restaurant.
Mr.. S. c. Clcse went to Minneapoli;
on business.
N. D. McLees has been confined tc
his home by sickness.
-Ten.pound pail of lard at Dsylin's
meat market for s1.00.
Mrs. Jos. Pulver has had q new
roof put on her residence.
Building and repair operations have
already begun in Viroqua.
DR. Surenson went to Lacrosse on
professional business, Monday.
Glover seed and land plaster for
sale by o. III. johnson, DeSoto, WIS.
Mr.. John McAuley of Lancaster, has
been visiting the family of Col Butt
The latest novelties in fans for par
ties or presents at FL, d. Williams 81 Co.
The Brown music company placed
a new piano in the home of Geo. w.
Guess at Viola.
DIR. J. Fl. Chase is taking vacation
from professional work, spending the
time in Chicago
"A few of those harrow carts will be
on hand by Thursday Of this week t
Chas S. Slack & Co.'S.
Nearly 8 dozen Sir knights attend
ed annual inspection of Sparta com
mo 1da,,v oya Friday NIGHT
David T. Buchanan has placed
material on the ground for a large barn
on his Webster town farm.
For sale, two lots in Third ward,
with barn and good cistern. Inquire OF
Samuel Arnold, Viroqua.
Hazel Curry returned from a winter
spent in Ohio, where he reports a bad
winter and backward spring.
Finest line of mems hosiery ever
shown in the city, %, 80 and 90 cents.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Attend the summer school at the
Viroqua Business College. Opens April
IS, students admitted at any time.
Miss Anna Turner, city librarian,
has been i'll for some days, and her
duties were looked after by Misses
Richards and Lemen
jan, Mccall has sold his interest
in the Weber Mccall blacksmith shop
to w. H. Stogdill. Jim will go on the
road as travelling salesman
Nothing SO dear as a cheap ring.
Buy your rings of us and then you will
have something that will wear q life
time. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The weather man says spring has
arrived With it'll it you will need a
clock, silverware or a few pieces of fine
china. Brighten mp at our special price.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The La Fargo Enterprise says Peter
Hill is planning to run branch tele-
phone line up Bear creek from Latarge
the coming summer, several OF the
farmers having expressed desire to take
phones.
State Inspector WE Hunt, is max.
ing a tour OF observation OF Vernon
county's graded schools, accompanied
by Supt Gardner The places they
visit are Westby, LaFarge, Readstown,
DeSoto and Genoa.
Every dollars worth of goods bought
at the Bon Ton between April l and
MAY IS. entities the purchaser to a num-
ber. A drawing will then be ma de,
the lady holding the lucky numuer be-
ing entitled to s. hat of her own Sc
lection.
Miss Myrtle Eanks graduated from
the advanced shorthand course in the
Lacrosse Business University. Her
friends are congratulating her on tax
ing the honors of the class. She will
continue a course IL book keeping and
commercial WORK.
Superintendent of schools, Edward
E Brindley of Crawford county, died on
Wednesday last, after a sickness of six
months. Mr. Brindley was thirty four
years of age, most. popular gentleman
and school official He was serving his
fourth term as superintendent.
Isaac Solberg and A. o. Nustad,
two of our good citizen young men, left
for their new location in Hayward
county. on Friday, where they will
establish an extensive lumber mill with
several years contract for saving John
NJ. Tainter goes to assist them in prtting
the plant in shape.
Not a few Viroqua fisherman have
worn oyercoats, mittens and over shoes
to shield themselves from the wintry
blasts that have made trouiing any
thing but pleasant since the fishing
season opened lsst Friday. He is a
lucky one indeed, who hac brought
home string Of speckled beauties.
MY pictures have not been marked
ND so that | can afford to give you lib
eral discoun5. On each picture you will
find my regular low value printed in
large figures. Come in and figure your
own discount of % per cent and con-
vince Yourself of the bargain that Of
fer. None to be sold before Saturday,
April %. and the time limited to five
days. MELVIN STEENbEKG.
Our democratic brethren will hold a
mass convention at the court house in
Virouus on Saturday, May 14th, for the
nurpose of electing three delegates to
renresent the county in the state con-
vention at Milwaukee to be held May
fStb In choose national delegates to
nominate candidates for president and
vice-president The county convention
will be held at two o'clock In the after
noon.
sippi river is warm enough, Henry Hotf.
man. a diver residing in La Crosse. will
atari to walk from that city to st Louis,
sbont 600 miles. on the bed OF the river.
Hoffman was once a deep sea dyer and
claims ne can make the trip in safety
in four months. He will be accompanied
by boat carrying air pumps and pro
visions. and claims he will leave tht
waf.r only for meals and sleep. Hof
man Lss already ordered a special div
ing suit in which to make the novel trip
r-o ,,a,, 1-ara disuY1tiuC over thei