Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-17

Work shoes at lowest prices Of III
I year, at Lindemann's.
-4Sc for 100 pounds crushed shell
/ for chickens, at Lindemann's.
Coming soonl The MANN 9TH U mel
Toms Cabin company, Friday, May 26
Ed, Curry made business trip to
northern Wisconsin the fore part Of the
week
Shin giles are very cheap this yea
save money by buying of John E
Nuzum
For sale or rent, desirable residence
in First ward. Inquire of Mrs. John
McKtttri ok.
You can save tive nty per cent OF
your sash and doors by buying Of Johr
e. Nuzu m.
The most be tutiful suit for zen ii
! the H. S & NJ varsity" suit on sale al
| Linds mann's.
IL you wan tIurk, suit case, sat
, chel or telesco pc, go to the Blue Front.
They always lead in this line,
Come in and take look at the lat.
est creations in Cravenette rain coats.
Those at the Boston are simply beauties.
II he North West Prairie young peo-
Piles society will meet at Mr.. Thos
Johnson's, Sunday, May 28th at p. m
Mr. Charles Prindle and family at
tended the funeral of Mr.. George Srouf
which occurred at Genoa on Saturday.
What's become of the old fashioned
boy who swelled up and got proud when
his father first entrusted him with the
care of the csIves2
F. j. Perrin of De Soto, lost we'll
bred filly last Saturday. In some man
ner the animal got one of its legs broken
and had to be shot.
Positions for all who excel. More
thar 5000 graduates now employed.
Beautiful catalogue free. Address W.
B. u, La Crosse, 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 Bost l.
"A fine line of mantle and antique
oak frame clocks just received, with
and without larnI, at the right price
J, w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
-Overalls and jackets at the Blue
Front store; all the reliable kind They
are made right and not short in sizes
or in the waist. The Mons Anderson
patterns are what we sell.
ID F. Mains purchased the four
year-old trotting colt, Mark Vernon of
Henry Reynolds. Mr. Mains says he
won't put his 'stepper" on the track, but
they all ysa that, however.
To-day "wednesday is the Norweg-
ian national independence day. 1t is
being celebrated at Soldiers Grove in the
old fashioned way good many Of
our citizens are in attendance.
Mrs Rebecca Heron, wife of John
M. Heron, died in Indian Territory,
April 1st, at the aga Of seventy-three
They formerly resided at Chaseburg, re-
moving to Texas some thirty years ago.
DIR. G. w. Henika of Readstown,
has been appointed member of the
pension board. The present board is
composed of Drs. G. H. and VIM Trow-
bridge of this city and Henika of Reads
Gown.
John Riley has purchased the Nustad
planning mill and lots in the rear Of it.
MIR. Riley intends to move his machinery
from the old rink building to the new
plant, where he will be ready for all
work in his line.
DO you think Csc is cheap for an ar
tistic picture 16x20 inches? These pic
lures need NJ comment. If you see
them, you will buy one. A few will be
placed on sale, next Saturday, a. Steen-
berg's furniture store.
M. J. Sallander and SOD, Frank,
were in from Retreat, Saturday Mr.
Sallander told the CENSOR that from
the sale OF the clips from ten ewes and
nine yearling lambs to w N. G ffisnd,
he realized S55 IS Not SO bad, is it?
Fruit has suffered to some extent
from the cold weather since the first of
May The heavy rains Of the past week
have brought grasses along in good
shape, but have retarded the planting of
corn Very little corn has been planted
In this section.
"A few 15-inch circles of oak and
ash, three inches wide, with ornament
on both outer and inner edge, made in
different finishes and fitted with a varie-
ty of subjects will be placed on my spe-
cial sale at the low value ct thirty .Iine
cents MELVIN STLTNBERG.
Oliver Helgeson has ACCEPTED en-
ployment in the W. D. Lind restaurant
and bakery Mr. Lind has been appoint
ed an agent for the New York Life In.
surance company and will spend por-
tion of his time, at least, writing insur-
ance for that institution.
Mary Peterson of the town of Har-
mony, was adjudged insane on Satur-
day last. and on Monday was conveyed
to the Mendoza asylum by Sheriff Ward
The lady was committed to the asylum
once previously, but has enjoyed her
freedom for the past seven years, She
is twenty eight years old.
New advertisements in this week
issue are for OtteSon & Nelson. furni
ture dealers, J J. Poehling a. Co, dry
goods, La Crosse, Wis. W. f Linde-
mann Co., general merchandise, Tibbits.
Cameron Lumber Co; G G Brown
Music Co, and The Fair Savings Bank,
dry goods.
August Smith has disposed Of his
large stock of hardwa tinsmith bust
ness, etc, to Messrs. Rogerson & Shultz
of Portage who get possession as soon
as the taking of invoice has been com
pleted Mr. Smiths health has not been
of the best for some time past. and for
this reason he wishes To be more free
from business cares He retires from
the ranks of trade followed by the es-
TEEN and good will Of his numerous pa
irons
do you know, said watch Gales.
man the other day. that of the large
number of watches taken to the watch
maker to be cleaned, about 80 per cent
on the average, belong TO men a