Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-09
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Big book sacrifice at Towner's
See those nobby suits for young
men at the Boston.
Bran, oil meal and shorts at Fl. D.
Williams q Co.'S
For a nice dress shoe buy the Re.
gent at the Boston.
Leslie Waters of La Crosse, was at
the parental home few days.
Mrs d. +. Mains visited friends and
relatives at Cashton and in the town of
Clinton.
Mrs. Jane Smith of Sugar Grove is
a guest at the homo of MT. and Mrs.
s. T. Smith
All checks given for tobacco will be
ct shed free of exchange, at the Vernon
County Bank.
Telephone to W. e. Bakers resi-
dence, No. 213, If there is no one at the
dray barns
For sale, eight fresh milch cows
Inquire of Warren Fish, . miles couth
east of Viroqua.
Grandma McDaniels, who spent the
winter here with her son, departed for
Minnesota on Tuesday.
-Springville NJ. E. Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Samuel Mills, Thurs
day. Mardh II, at II o'clock.
Miss Welma Larson was taken to
La Crosse hospital, last Saturday, to be
operated on for appendicitis.
Clarence Bean will remove from
Red Mound neighborhood to the grow
ing young Gates county, in this state.
The Beaver Colony will give grand
bal at the Opera house Friday evening,
Maroh Is. Music by the Viroqua or
chestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Waters OF
Springville, have been under the doc
tors care for some time, but are inn
proving at this writing.
BE quick if you want some of the
Bargain shoes in our windows. They
cannot last long.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mr.. Bert Myers, after completing
his duties as teacher in the Sumerfield
school district, departed on Saturday
evening last, for his home in Iowa.
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,
IL they only knew that good watch car
be bought for small amount, would
have one at oEce.
JOS BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Miller Thos.. Thompson has moved
from the Stevens property on North
Main street and now occupies the Cory
residence owned by d. F. Mains.
There will be meeting in Fargo
church next Sunday at 2:30. Martin
Moen Of Viroqua. will talk on the Chris.
tial religion and education. All are
welcome.
1T pays better to get reputation
for selling first.class goods at fair prices
than to be noted for selling inferior
,oos at low prices. JOE BoEHRER,
Jeweler.
Vincent Wilt has moved to thii
city from Cashton, having purchased
from Frank A Chase the residence
property adjoining VIM Brandon's
place on the west.
Anyone finding a yellow Shepard
dog, with white feet and white breast
good size will please tie him up and re-
port the same to A. ID Helgeson, Viro
qua, and receive reward,
Hosts Of friends were pleased te
greet Rev. VIM. Hsughton on the street
i, last Saturday, that being his first ap
pearance in public since his long con
iinement with pneumonia.
Isaac Solberg sold six horse power
Fairbanks a. Morse gasoline engine Il
Messrs. Frank Aiken, Perry Cowden
Frank and Will Edwards, who will
I make use Of IL in the woodsnwing in
dustry.
Mayor Will Nuzum and wife cam'
from Tomah to pass couple of Gay
with parents and friends in this city
Mr.. Nuzum reports that Tomah has en-
owed good business and the city pros
erous the past year.
Here is a bright ittle schoolgirl
composition on men: Men are wha
women marry. They drink and smok
and swear and have ever 10 many pock
cts. but they won't go to church. Fer
baps If they wore bonnets trey would
They are more logical than women All
ALWAYS more geological Both men AM
women have sprung fIom monkeys. bu
the women certainly sprung further thai
the men,
AT the depot, Wednesday evening
Mr.. Bakers bus team concluded to max
a circuit unaccompanied by their driver
After a short run the vehicle collide'
with a telephone pole. turning on
wheel inside out, destroying one sprln
and causing other damage. Mr.. Bake
sneaks OF the wreck philosophically say
Ing that he is well pleased the damae
is no gres ter, ana that be is especiall
thankful that there were no passenger
in the conveyance.
-Richland Center is bound to be
busy place throughout the coming sun
mer months. A new $4,000 hbraI
building is to be built. A $50, 600 ia
! will be erecttd The city q Richlau
: Center will put in $40, coo electr
lighting plant. and it Is intended to col
tinus with street Improvement as SOC
as the season opens mp. Besides al tn
public improvement several private eo
Germs are expecting to erect some fir
business blocks aud il is quite likely
few residences viii be put MP. In q
there Is likely 10 b. near Si00, 600 pa
lort for building material and labor
this city shis coming year. -Richlan
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