Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-24

singer, will appear in the Opera house
at Westby Saturday evening, May 27th.
She is reputed to be first class singer,
having sung in Norway, Finland, Paris
and in this country, and is highly re-
commended by the noted Norwegian
composer, Grieg.
An excursion will be run from this
city over the La Crosse q Southeastern
railway, returning after close of enter
tainment. Reserved seat tickets will
be placed on sale at A. J. johnson 8
drug store on Friday.
-Thayer buys lumber to sell not to
keep.
Mrs. H. P. Proctor is the possessor
of fine new surrey
--Mre John McKittrick is at Madi-
son for couple of days.
-Thayer sold two carloads of lumber
to La Crosse parties Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Gorsline of Chicago, is
visiting relatives and friends in the city.
Ed Mitby of Cashton was bust
ness caller in this city Tuesday after
noon.
The hammock season is now on.
Steenberg's new line will bear ipspec-
! tion
Mrs. e, V. Wolfe passed a few days
at Sparta visiting her husband and reld-
tiyes
IL you need new hammock don't
! tail 10 call at Steenberg's furniture
! store.
Mrs. r J. 'Rosenfetd of Portage,
| was the guest Of friends in this city oll
Tuesday.
job lots in wall paper, cheap; clear
/ apce sale Of patterns, cheaper; at Town
ers cheapest
-You can have your cnoice of fifteen
! grades If shingles at John E Nuzumr,
| the Lumbermau.
The Viroqna high school boys gave
! p dancing party s.a Relief Corps nal,
| Friday evening.
| Mrs. Lee HiIes leaves for the Dako-
/ tas, next Tuesday, where she will visi5
! her mother aud sister.
/ Mis- Albon Lindemann gave dim
4 ner party Mond sy evening la nonor of
/ Mr.. Lindemann's birthday.
: Are you in need of mating? 1t will
! pay son 20 look .,ver H d. Williams g.
comp ny's line before purchasing.
-1O0 pairs mems odd pants at 81,
Si.50 - and $2 30, worth twice Ihe
Amounr. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The big home talent Watch for
the his free street parade of he Uncle
Toms Cabin company on Friday OF this
week.
"A B. Stevens, eyesight spec alist,
will be at Jos Boehrer's. jsweleT,
Wednesday and Thursday, May 31sC
and June 1st
No better grade of ium DER or shin
giles Can be found III the city han those
shown by the Tlbbitts. Cam eron Lum-
ber company.
Fishermen have not been meeting
with very good success around this part
o. the country Few trout rave been
caught SO far this spring,
-Spectacles and eye glas ses ftted
properly, eyes tested free, vt prices that
will please you. j. W. LUCAS
Jeweler and OF ptician.
Ladies trimmed hats, ona lot at
81 25 TO T2.75, one lot flom !3 to s.
Special sale Friday and Saturday, May
goth and 9th at Mrs. Norris at Park
hotel
New advertisements in tcday's CEN
SOR are fer Otteson * Nelson, W F.
Lindemann CO., Cameron Lumber Co
G G. Brown Music Co., and Jos Omunu-
son.
Consult us about your eyesight.
Satisfaction gus ranteed, A. 3 Stevens,
optician and ref1 sctionist. at Jos. Boeh-
rer's, jeweler, We dnesday and Thursday
May 3lst aud Jun 1st.
Ere Hanson, who recently returned
from South America, received o telegram
| Saturday, frous his firm, ordering him to
go TO Europe. He is to leave New York,
May Both. His territory is Spain.
L. J. Martin, Charles Kuebler @.
M. Thompson and Harold Proctor went
to Prairie du Chen, Sunday, to attend
the freight sales ct the G. NJ q st.
! R r which took place there Monday.
In our issue of two weeks ago we
credited Albert Solverson with being q
representative of the st Paul Hail and
! Cyclope Insurance company. He says
/ this statement IS erroneous, that he is
not connected with the company in any
/ capacity.
/ The Injunction case commenced by
r. NJ Be ker TO restT ain the town board
{ of Harmony from building certain iron
bridges in that town, was decided IN
| favor of BAKE r, on an appeal TO the SUI
preme cout, The parties were inform
/ ed of the decision last week,
/ -Richland Center came very nea
! having lynching bee, last Saturda
evening. A parry of one thousand cit
zsns wanted TO avenge the wrong OF
criminal assault on a young LADY perp
trated by three men, only the diligent
of police officers thwarted the vepgeanc I
Of thu assembled crowd.
Just before going 70 press we lesl /
Of n serious ac,sidenv ~hich happen 4
t. Mail Carrier Shed SsoU while u
the road and loine down q steep i
to Bishop hrgncb. The particulars q :
not known. butn telephone message ,
a doctor stated that in some manner o. !
II his legs was broken and that be WA
bleeding badly.
-Evsrlastingly giving the most fo'
the money Our aim il 70 give our Gus
TONERS reliable goods for the least
money. Oar desc uptions ar- not drawn
IN deceptive OF glowing language; we
| simply state facts aud customers viii
not b= disappointed in the value or quail
ity Of our -0ods. Jos BOEHRER,
ETafa1 ~, t-ew a Tauaiar