Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-16

Big book sacrifice at Towner's
See those nobby suits for young
men at the Boston.
Money to loan on real estate Call
ON c. Fl. Minshall.
Mayor Coffiand is confined to his
home by sickness.
Bran, oil meal and shorts at Fl. d.
4 Williams u Co.'S.
For a nice dress shoe buy the Re-
gent at the Boston.
&c. M. Butt. Jr, spent Saturday and
Sunday in La Crosse.
20. A. Hulsether is here from Grant
county for few days stay.
Ole J. Nustad, whospent the winter
in La Crosse, arrived home on Monday.
The mask ball promises big sue
cess this Thursday evening at the Opera
house
All checks given for tobacco will be
CT shed free Of exchange, at the Vernon
County Bank.
John Franzini of Genoa, was in the
city on Tuesday. We acknowledge
friendly call.
For SALE eight fresh milch cows
4 Inquire Of Warren Fish, miles south
east of Viroqua.
jacob Benn, the loudest republican
q In Richland county, was over from Viola
4 on Tuesday.
House and barn and four lots of
land for ent in second ward. Inquire
OF o. G. stevens.
John Richmond and family are now
domiciled in the rooms above Aiding
( toms photo gallery.
- Missionary society OF the Synod
church meets Friday March 18th with
Mrs. Carl Anderson.
-Bekkedars' Boscobel tobacco ware
| house opened on Monday with John Lee
! of Westby, in charge.
-Hillsboro dramatic company visited
| Elroy and entertained the people OF that
city on Saturday night
Supervisor E. w. Sandon and Viii
lage Treasurer Sandon, were in the city
| from Ontario, on Tuesday.
j. Henry Hopp has been confined to
4 his Franklin home for some time. He
was in the city on Tuesday.
--Miss Alma Wolfe Of La Crosse, was
in the city Thursday aud Friday visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Stevens.
Rev. A. J. Coram came from Angus
"a TO assist at the Tilton funerals. de
a found many old friends to greet here.
Ole Haugen, town of Freeman
proninent farmer was in the city on
! business, yesterday A son is attend
/ ing our high school.
Be quick if you want some of the
Bargain shoes in our windows. They
l cannot last long.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Wanted, two or three experienced
men to raise tobacco on shares at Bar
ron. Barron county. Wisconsin. Write
for particulars to F. J. Krahenbuhl.
There are hundreds of people who,
if thew only knew that good watch can
be bought for small amount, would
! have one at oCce.
Claude DeGarmo left Monday for
La Crosse county, where he will farm
1 the coming summer His family will
4 ioin him some time this spring
The Readstown tobacco wa ohouse
opened for business on Monday. A full
crew of sorters and packers will be en-
Moved till the seasons crop OF purchases
is placed in the case.
R. 4. Drake was in from Sugar
Grove on Tuesday. He reports severe
case of appendicitis with his little
daughter but said she was recovering
without the use of the knife.
That old abused phrase, Honesty
k<i is the best policy, finds steady recognl-
A tion ir, our establishment There is NO
Guibbling or wabbling 1t is square
deal always. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
-Viroqua local W. c. T. U. present,
ed the high school with fine portrait
of Frauces Willard, the noted temper
ance apostle and lecturer 1t finds a
conspicnous place on the interior walls
of the school room.
-Salma Rogers returned "Wednesday
from a weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Sparta and Viroqus. We
might say right here that Uncle Salms
IL the fast survivor of the first settlers
of Viola who came here in 1854 -Iu-
tslligencer.
( -Cyrus B. johnson of Newry, and
Ella P. Benrud of Portland, were mar
ried March 5 at the Moen church 10y
Pew. Gulbrandson. A reception wa:
given at the home of Anton Benrud anc
ali present enjoyed the occasion. Ih'
voune people are we'll and favorably
known and have the best wishes of al
who know them. .--Westby Times
The heaviest fall of snow for tn
winter was spread ont over motne
earth when people of this sectlol
awakened from their slumbers Monda.
morning. There was a depth OF fully
eight inches. 1t brought runners bacl
into services. And by the way. do yo'
remember of winter when there wa
20 much good leighing on so httl
suow7 From NoYember last, simos
five months Of continuous sieighing-
A pleasant surprise was perpetrate
uuon Rev. and Mrs Goodnight las
Thursday evening. They were entice
from their home in the afternoon, an
returned about FIVE o'clock to find tn
premises invaded by about thirty c
their friends and a splendid supps
). awaiting them, of which all partooi
The evening was spent pleasantly /
convsrsation and games du which ol
and young participated A souvenir
the happy occasion was left with th
psstsr which enables him to make
much needed addition to his library
The surprise was complete and will
gratefully remembered by Mr.. and Mr.