Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

Mrs Name Chase Sperry of st. Paul
Park, is visiting friends in this city, her
old home.
You can save twenty per cent on
your sash and doors by buying Of John
E. Nuzum.
Mrs. Emily Galstad came from
Westby to meet friends and transact
business on Saturday
Easter neckwear in the latest de-
signs and pattern direct from New York
at the Blue Front Store.
Robert Hammer and wife Of Hills
boro, returned from winters sojourn
in the state of Mississippi
Get up! II you can't, buy yourself
the best alarm clock made at Lucas
| jewelry and optical store.
DR. f. E. Gaines of La Fargo, has
been appointed local surgeon for the
J c. M. q ST. P. Ry., at La Fargo.
Come in and take look at the lat
est creations in Cravenette rain coats,
Those at the Boston are simply beauties.
Solid gold filed and geld plated
rings, all designs, prices from $40 to $35.
J. W. LUCAS, Jeweler ard Optician.
For sale, Sunlight" white seed po-
| tatoes, for table use, natures ahead of
rot period. Inquire of Martin Moen,
Viroqua.
&C. "a. Haskell came from De Soto
| and accompanied Mrs. Haskell home.
after visit with Viroqua relatives and
| friends.
For sale, eggs for Matching. Rose
| Comb Brown LeghorD, 81 fer Is eggs.
Address Mrs. Hugh Porter, Viroqua,
Wisconsin.
The meeting of tue aid society called
for April Goth at Mrs. P. A. Cowden's,
was postponed until May 4th, on account
of sickness.
Miss Mary Rayner was elected pres
| ident Of the Young Woman's Christian
| Association of Milwaukee normal school,
where she is student
For rent, tobacco, corn aud pasture
land located near Bristow. For particu-
lars address JOE T. FoRTUN,
Bristow, Wis.
We invite the most fastidious to in
spect our new line of spring goods, as we
are confident that we have the selection
that will please you at the Boston.
Those Geen Milat gray suits at the
dresser They are selling too. The blue
packages on the streets tell the story.
We can't let the cat out of the bag,
but can say that we are telling more
4 wedding rings than ever, Our rings are
! the very best. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler
John Hammer of Hillsboro, student
| in the law department of Ann Arbor
! university, returned home unable to
complete his course on account Of an
operation for appendicitis
Mr.. John Harrison, former Well
4 known citizen of Vernon county. died at
Mauston, aged 70 years. Mr. Harrison
was one of the earliest settlers in the
eastern part of the county.
| On Wednesday next, April Goth, the
Kickapoo Valley Odd Fellows Associa-
tion will hold its annual celebration at
Viola. The annual address will be given
by Rev. c. E. Buffers Of this city.
For sale, city property in Viroqua
Two story house, eight rooms, large
4 kitchen, two cellars; barn and outdoor
\ buildings 24x94; y acres of land. A
4 bargain if taken soon. G. N. HAUGE
fronting season opened on Sstur-
4 day. Weather has been too cold to make
\ fair test of the ability of our fisher
4 men, but that did not prevent many
1 from testing their skill. Results are not
i very satisfactory.
4 The reason we haven't advertised
A more is on account of being too busy, but
4 don't forget that we are here to stay and
N mean to gain your confidence by square
iI and fair dealing. J. w. LUCAS,
A Jeweler and Optician.
II = H.
recently graduated from Michigan vet
\ erinary college, went to Sparta. on Sat
! urday, to take up the practice of his pro.
4 young man worthy of public confidence.
-Ihos. Helgerson, the Towerville
4 merchant, accompanied by his wife, was
in the city transacting business on Mon
day. Mr.. Helgerson said that private
telephone line is being constructed from
Soldiers Grove to Rising Sun via Tower
vile.
4 Ernest E. Chase who recently
graduated from the Canadian veterinary
college at Ontario, has located at La
Fargo for the practice of his profession
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
in the eastern section of the county,
will be glad to have them return to the
old home to reside.
j. P. Franzini, Chas. 0gers, Cas-
sius Coleman, John and Louis Branner
and Dave Joseph made trip to York;
landing in Mr.. Franzini's sasolene
launch, fetching back cargo of twenty
fc1r Angora goats which the three lat
ter gentlemen purchased to add to theil
flock DE Soto Argus.
General and Mrs. Rogers arrived
home from the south on Thursday. They
\ report winter of pleasure, free from
4 the chilling blasts and six months of zert
weather. In Florida, where they passed
\ good portion of the time, frost blighteC
the orange crop to such an extent tina
the fruit was destroyed and large plan
4 tations ruined. On the return Mr.. an(
Mrs. Rogers spent several days in Chi
cago, Milwaukee and Madison.
j. Y Wigginton the Bloomingdal
buttermaker, says that if. the bnsines
of the creamery keeps on increasing, III
d company will have to build factor.
( about the size of the Chicago Masoni
temple, using the Westby standpipe 70
a churn and Iceland for a refrigerator
Yes, that would be good ides, but tn
4 Westby standpipe would not be avails
ble only when it is empty. awaiting re
1Bairs for the pump. Westbv Times.
While i'll, in attempting to reliev
himself of pain, J. e. Benjamin. a Spar
ts man, cut his throat and came nee
/ losing his life. Thursday evening. Be
csuse of his mental condition an Office
q foniz Mr.. BENJAMIN into custody AZ