Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-23
Big book sacrifice at Towner's

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Big book sacrifice at Towner's
See those nobby suits for youna
men at the Boston.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
ON G. FL. MinshalL
Bran, oil meal and shorts at III. ID.
Williams Il Co.'S.
For q nice dress shoe buy the Re
gent at the Boston.
Contractor l.. " Huschka was down
from Sparta on Friday last.
All checks given for tobacco will be
C shed free of exchange, at the Vernon
| County Bank.
4 For sale, eight fresh milch COWS
Inquire of Warren Fish, 2 miles south
east of Viroqua.
Judge Mahoney made a trip to
| Ontario, on Monday, to look after his
farm interests.
Ladies' Of the Liberty Pole M. e.
\ church meet with Mrs, Belle Bowman,
Friday March %
Henry Board, a well known resident
of Hillsboro, lies in a critical condition
from paralytic stroke.
Having closed her term of school
south of Liberty Pole, Miss Name Lem.
en- is home for spring vacation.
A Miss Elnora Dahl of Westby, has
n been chosen vice president of the ladies'
N freshman class at the state university.
II L. G. Boyle and Frank e. Tate are
in st. Louis arranging for display of
Il 1reneriffe wheel display at the Worlds
n exposition.
u Mr. A G. Smith of L lncaster, spent
q half-week with his brother, Seth T.
Il Smith, and renewed many aequaintan-
l ces in Viroqua.
4 There are hundreds of people who,
L IL they only knew that good watch can
be bought for small amount, would
haveone at OF ce.
DIR. Will Blake came from Rockton,
I on Monday to see his sister, Mrs
l Albion Lindemann. He was accompani-
ed by Mrs. Blake.
1 Frank Smith. former Viroqua
oy, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
mith, was recently married at Rogers
\ forth Dakota, where he has long resid-
a.
Our boys and children's suits have
4 10 equal in make and style The new
II Buster Brown" childs suit is the
latest 1t is beauty
II THE BLUE FRONT STORE
il The Sentry says that Attorney Har-
kins recently found himself the owner
of horse, the animal having come to
his possession by virtue of a drawing at
4 Reedsburg, in which he held the lucky
n number.
II That old abused phrase Honesty
is the best policy" finds steady recogni-
\ tion in our establishment There is no
4 quibbling or wabbling. 1t is square
deal always. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The Prairie du Chen telephone ex-
change has been purchased by two for
mer Vernon county gentlemen, Dill
Sherman of Elroy, and J. w. Galloway
of La Crosse, the well-known travelling
salesman.
Albion Lindemann spent a portion
of last week in. Chicago buying new
goods He was summoned home by
the illness of his wife, who is still very
sick. Mrs. Lindemann has been con-
4 fined to her home and bed for six weeks.
The Readstown Hell aid says: "a
rev of civil engineers for the Mllwau-
I kee road spent week oD the k1ckapoo
branch. We understand that consider
able work and expense will be put on
this line the coming season, and it sure
" needs it.
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has lust discovered the sweet fruits of
country journalism, something every
nublisher has to undergo. he complains
that of late he has been editor, propri-
etor. business manager bCekkeeper, ad
setter. compositor. job printer, press
man. entertainer of visitors, scavenger,
and other positions too numerous to
mention.
Rev. E. Z. Martin, former Rich
land Center pastor, rendered his reslgna-
zion as assistant pastor of q Brooklyn,
Nav York, Congregational church, q
\ noaition he had held for about one year
Il a wealthy wine merchant, who with
1 his uamily had been attending the church
| for wears, was accepted into member
ship by the church officers. Mr.. Martin
didSnot deem the vocation of wine sell
| ing consistent with the teachings Of the
church, which was the cause OF bis re-
sigInation. -Ex.
The business interests in this city OF
THE late B F. Ferguson, have been
trhnsfered to Fred Zitzner & Co, who
will hereafter conduct the harness store,
Mr.. Zitzner is well ard favorably known
| in tbis eity and will doubtless cater to
the interests of all the old patrons and
probably new ones. The business will
erun BY Mr.. Zitzner and | s. Hamilton.
sFhe old reputation of the shop will be
(kept mp by fair dealing and good goods.
Mr.. Hamilton has long been an EN-
lploye of the institution
On account of impaired health
Superintendent E. E Brindley has re-
signed the Office of school superinten-
dent in Crawford county, and his
nephew. John e Brindley, succeeds
him by appointment of the state super-
intendent Mr. Brindley is one of the
successful young educators OF western
Wisconsin, q gentleman who has
worked his way from poverty and
ohscurity. his continued III health,
i the result Of overwork, is a grief 70 a
t,rA ..f frianda