Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-13
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The CENSOR is the place to ge
your horse bills printed.
Ground was covered with snow ol
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
See those automobile gear-go. cart
at Steenbergs furniture store before
you by.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed
Same price as last year, at H. D. Will
ans & Co.'S
Judge W.S. Manning of Ladysmith,
was in this city and section on bust
ness, Lass week.
There will be maple sugar sociable
at Ross. at Hobe Groves, Saturday
evening April 16.
Aaron Glass and George Snyder
were social and business callers from
Kickapoo town
Hamilton Bolstad has resigned his
! position in Hayward and gone to Beloit
to attend college
-Thos, T. Tortney was in from Fol-
som on Monday and had bills printed
| for his stoc,4 horse
Mr.. ABB Saxton, our former citizen,
was chosen assessor of the town of
Sparta at the late election.
Write for special rates for teachers
who take work during their vacation
VIRooUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
For bargains in monuments dom I
forget to call on Larson Bros. Just re-
ceived two carloads of monuments.
If you need a baby carriage or 60
cart, call at Steenberg's furniture store
where you can get the latest design.
Miss M. A. Caldwell, formerly of
this community, recently died at Belle
we, pennsylvania, from Bright's
disease,
The Ladies Aid Society of Brook.
vile will meet with Mrs. Perry Cowden
on Thursday, April 21st for supper.
Everybody invited
AT the Tomsh election Will E.
Nuzum was defeated for reelection for
mayor by a democrat, with the assis-
tance of stalwarts
M. G. Rirley and family have re-
moved from Viola 20 Minot, South Da-
kota, where Mr.. Ripley re-engages in
the lumber business.
The Bristow mill is being repaired
and will be ready for grinding again
the 1S5h of April.
MAGNUs FoRTUN, Proprietor.
The weather man says spring has
arrived With ith it you will need a
clock, sllverware or few pieces of fine
thlna. Brighten up at our special price.
JOS BoEHRE-s, Jeweler.
Nothing so dear as a cheap ring.
Bay your rings of us and then you will
have something that will wear life
time Jos BoEHRER. ,Tewe,er
Mr.. and Mrs N M. Henry arrived
home from Stoddard on NJ nday, where
they passed two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Sims Mr.. Sims
brought them home.
"A meeting OF theatre managers of
this section Of the state is soon to be
held to arrange for a circuit, which may
have the effect of improving the grade
of foreign companies which visit the
circuit.
Write for particulars concerning
the summer school at the Viroqua Busi-
ness College. This course Is especially
prepared to meet the wants of teachers
and others who have but limited time
to devote to the subjects. Students
duHibtSu dG any blm6.
You should get our prices on seed
ers, drills, discs, harrows, spike ,harro VS.
sulky plows and manure spades, etc
All new and first class goods. In order
to make room we are closing them out
below cost. You can save some money
by buying at Sam Ellefson's.
%. w. jennings, who was called to
Rugby, South Dakota on account of the
critical illness of his father, Harmon
Jennings A telegram received late
states he died Wednesday night and
they will arrive with the body Friday
morning. Viola Intelligencer.
Valley school will be held Friday eyen-
inS April 10. The class consists of
Mabel Neprud, Hilda J. Rundahl,
Rosanna Brye, Inga N. Midtlien, Alice
Lee, Lewie Stumpges. Henry J. Run
dahl, Arthur j. Ihle, Adolph Lee.
Squire N. M. Baldwin of Ontario,
with his son, was a business caller in
the city on Thursday Mr.. Baldwin found
time to chat with many friends, among
the number the CENSOR. He reports
that Ontario will do not little in the
way of building improvements the
present season.
"A lady Of this city who had her eye
on certain bachelor, sent him the
following note: Make date; can't
wait: be quick love sick; no Joker;
heart broke. The answer that he sent
back was Willing now; can't see
how somewhat slow; sure thourh; be
steady; get ready.
Sip KNIGHT PicbardsoY1 of Snarto
will be in Viroqua on Thursday night
to give the local Knights Templar a
school on tactics preparatory to annual
inspection in Sparta the evening follow
ing All Viroqua members are expected
to report at the Masonic hall at 80
Thursday night
Farmers Delight, is what our
new process tanning mills should be
called, for they surprise the farmer
when he sees how perfectly they do
their work. Take your grain that looks
clean enough and run it through one of
these era;E cleaners and find out that
yo1 viii get enough foul seed and i'm
perfect gr9ius of oats or barley to well
pay the first cost of the mill Why SOW
imperfect seed and foul seeds? We
have few left and will sell them on
trial to those applying at cnce to Chas.
s. Slack S5 Co.
Sheriff Copenhefer was up from
Richland Center last Friday. and ar
rested Stub" Allen and Ed Powell on
charge of asssultin9 Lottie Guees,
daughter of Geo. II. Guess Their
preliminary hearing will be held next
Monday, bail liked at $500. which they
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