Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-09


IL r. Gaines made business triE
TO Ontario.
You get value received for youl
money at the Boston,
Elmer and Andrew Holland came
up from Soldiers Grove on Sunday.
Wanted. married man to work or
dairy farm. G. V. PORTER. Viroqua.
Services will be held In the Fargo
M. e. church, next Saturday evening.
For sale or rent, brick house on
Main street. Inquire Of Dan Wise.
"A shingie sociable will given at tbs
home of Mr.. Ed. Ely, Friday evening
next.
Mrs. B. F. Norris is in the city mar.
kets making purchases of spring milli.
merry.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed.
Same price as last year, at Fl. d. Will
ans & Co.'S.
The Gimbie hat speaks for itself aa
THE BOSTON.
MIR. Salma Rogers Of Viola, visited
with NV. b. Richards in this city Sat
urday and Sunday.
The newest styles of spring suits,
msn's, boys and childrens, now to be
seen at the Blue Front Store.
Those little harbingers of spring,
the robin sweet songsters, have been
seen and heard the past week.
Venerable s. T. Arnold moves
among our citizens again, after pro-
tracted confinement to his home by sick
ness.
If you fail to get the bus barn
by phone, call for w. E. Bakers real
dence, No 213, where orders will be
taken.
The Misses Anna and Bertha Mo-
seng returned home from Eau Claire,
where they passed the winter with
friends
MIR. G. A. Tenney and SON were in
the city from Wheatland on Monday.
The former passed January and Febru-
ary in Illinois.
George Hayes and Chas. Pointer, of
Richland Center, inspectors for the st.
Paul railroad, were in the city on Tues
day inspecting ties.
IN. L. Ewers of Readstown, was in
the city Thursday and Friday. lie sold
his large crop of tobacco 10 tho Ameri-
can company of Sparta.
The next ten days will find us doing
business for nothing and paying our
own expenses. This is your chance.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The best glasses properly fitted. A.
B. Stevens, refracting optician, at Jos.
Bcehrer's, Jeweler, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March 10th, nth, 18th.
The next visit of DR.. McEiwee, the
successful Chicago specialist win be on
Thursday, March IL, at ,ne Hotel Fort.
ney. The doctors examinations are
free.
After spending several weeks with
his parents in this city Worley Giann
left. Saturday last, for Minneapolis, 70
resume his position in the Great Mort Y
ern railway offices.
Miss Sadie Wolfe, who has been de.
constrating for the Teneriffe Wheel
Company in Chicago, has gone to New
York to instruct others who are to dc
! E.Iilar work in that city.
Remember all goods excepting
spring goods just received still go at the
wonderful reductions of the past few
weeks. About one hall price.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
That longtime landlord, III. G. Has
kell of Ontario, has disposed of his no
tel property to Dell Breitness. Friend
Haskell will take much needed rest
remaining in Ontario, however.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: John Vanburen, John Verret,
Erik Knutson, Mrs @. Nelson, Mrs.
Carrie Rivers, Mrs. Kristi Drevdal, Mis-
Lenora johnson, Miss Maren Ringdahls
Miss Jennie Plaika.
Miss Marie Bolstad, who has beer
teaching in the graded schools at Court
ney, North Dakota, the past year, re
turned home on Saturday. She will
spend vacation, and perhaps longer, be
cause OF medical treatment she is under
going.
The earth is frozen to depth oil
from three to four feet This will in
surs a fine mechanical condition of tn,
soil for spring crops. Old King Frost
is great pulverizer and when he grindl
the soil in his crushing grip it means al
increased yield of corn and other grains
Those who have Travelled mucl
through the country districts repor
that the severe weather of the presen
winter has had the effect to thin on
quail, free zing the little beauties ii
great numbers. They havs been pro
tected so long by law, that they became
numerous and very tame.
Retreat and community farmers ar,
about closing up stock subscriptions fol
the establishment of first-class cream
cry, to be operated as soon as the build
ing and supplies can be put in. Their,
is an excellent field for such an enter
prise. Vernon county needs very man,
more creameries and cheese factories.
Genoa is soon to have q grist mill
Messrs. L. Monti and Mack Shumws,
are the promoters. They have purchas
ed the machinery and fixtures of mil
near Towerville and are moving tn
same to the Genoa site. Genoa is q liy
little town and is surrounded by goo,
territory and grist mill at that poin
should prove paying property. DE So
to Argus
The CENSOR bespeaks for the en-
| tertainment to be given at the higl
school assembly room, Friday eveninl
of this week, . good attendance of citi
zsns. Ii will give courage and conf
denee to the young people who are b
engage in contess with other towns
| besides providing . needed fund &c
added embellishments, in TIE schoc
buildings and for eq uipment
/ A delegation Of viroqua Mason
went 10 Sparta on Monday to atten
the funeral Of Mr.. John II. Thayer, on
i af ia leading citizsna of that cifz Nj