Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-02
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--oui st. 10 spring suit is the wonder
al whoeee it at H. d. Williams q Cos.
-Allctecks given for tobacco will be
he'd free of exchange, at the Vernon
sntyBlnk.
Telephone to w. e. Bakers resi-
ee, Nc 213, If there is no one at the
barn.
Andrew Newton, from Newton,
k lhany friendly hands in the city
sueslsy.
For sale, eight fresh milch COWS
lire ofWarren Fish, miles south
of ViEoqua
w. a. Moon has purchased the mer-
lie bufness of Miss Dora Crumrine
iugar drove.
-Just Rceived, the Queen Quality
Plngrse line Of ladies fine shoes at
ID. VILLAINS 81 Co.'S.
-Torge, and Nels FNrtney and their
yes entertained dancing party at
r. G. hall Tuesday evening.
-CENspR callers during convention
., representing all sections of the
unity, ae too numerous to mention.
We 20 not handle cheap, poorly
made. noG-wearing goods, but we will
meet the prices made on inferior goods.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
AT thu town caucus and city caucus
y ss on Saturday there was greater alma
tion than ls usual at presidential YER
caucuses.
-Therdare hundreds of people who,
If they only knew that good watch can
be boughtfor q small amount, would
have one It occe.
JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The Arne Larson farm of 200 acres,
near Folsom, is for sale in one, two or
three trads to suit purchaser. Asply to
Albert Mrkri, Folsom.
The Western Wisconsin Land q
Loan Company has negotiated the sale
of the John W. Stephen property at
Springvillb to Rev. Potter.
Slaughter sale of all Suits, Over
coats, furnishing goods, Hats and Shoes
meet prices of any special sale.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Ladies of the United Lutheran
church will serve a lutefisk supper at
the Christian church parlor, March 4,
from to 10 o'clock. All welcome.
An especially favorable deal with
our suit house enables us to sell our
spring suits at manufacturers prices.
II. d. WILLIAMS q Co.
-JonnC. Hooverson, one of the pros
porous farmers of Soldiers Grove COM
munity, purchased from W. M. Kings
ton registered Polled Durham two year
old heller at $75.
1t pays better to get reputation
for selling first-class goods at fair prices
than to bc noted for selling inferior
Goods at low prices. JOE BoEHRER,
Jsweler.
We desire to apologize for the local
department of today's CENSOR. A pres
sure of work and other conditions are
responsible for lack of the usual big
grist Of local news.
Druggist Unseth was in the city
from WesChy today He reports activi-
ty in tobacco matters at that place. the
Bekkedal and Shannon warehouses are
working sorting and packing crews.
D There will be general regret that
William Dowell and family contem-
plate removal from this city. Mr. Dow
ell has purchased the desirable brick
cottage in Mound Park and will remove
there in the spring
Frank r. Woodbury. resigned as
president OF the village Of De Soto and
c. L. Woodbury. was chosen to fill the
vacancy. The former has disposed of
his interests in De Soto and expects to
remove to California.
j. M! Davis has sold his residence
property in the south part of the city, to
Messrs Douglas Waffle and Carl Ander-
son, the former getting the house and a
lot. the latter the corner lot. Mr.. Davis
purchased the Goodrich property Just
west of his former home
Eddie McDaniels, aged nineteen, a
resident Of this city and sufferer from
lung trouble, was taken to the county
home, January 25th. His mother, who
lives in Richland county, sent for him
last Sunday, and he was taken to the
home Of his mother and step-father.
William Dowell offers for sale his
four lots and ten-room house one BLOCK
north of the court house grounds. All
kinds of small fruits, good barn, modern
conveniences in house and surroundings
Also good secondhand carriage for sale,
Inquire at premises.
7 -Messrs. A. E. Burnside and N
Adolph Himley were in the city from
Soldiers Grove, Wednesday night, anG
had conferred upon them the first honorl
of Royal Arch Masonry. The elegan
new Packard piano and cecilian purchas
ed by the orders from the Brown Music
company, was first used much to the en-
ioyment of large party of Masonic
fraters.
The deputy revenue collectors o
Wisconsin have received orders to be oil
the lookout for the sale of beer in keg
nv saloonkeepers and to arrest every sa
Ioonkeeper violating the law prohibiting
such sales. unless he has government
license to do So A great many salool
men are unaware of the passage OF th
new law and in consequence many al
rests are being made.
William Strait of this city, receive
infol nation of q severe accident TO hl
son Ouey, young man well known :
or1r readers, who had the misfortune t
have his leg broken couple OF weeE
ago. He was building log barn on hl
eiai1 in the northern part OF Minnesot'
and heavy log fell on his leg and orok
it between the knee and hip. There ws
no one with him and he crawled to u
house and stayed there over night III
next morning hunter came along an
}bitched mp his horse for him and he ha
I to drive so miles to the nearest tnW
Tor medical aid.
The w. c. T. L held an interes
ing meeting, yesterday afternoon, at Il
4 boma of Mrs. Libbie Richmond III