Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-05

! n mover April 1901 danclng party,
given by Prof. Bulger's class, was par
tlciipated in by seventy-five couples Sat
lirday night
Every act wonder and full of heart
throbs, The Darkened Window" under
/ auspices of the Mystic Workers, Friday
evening, this week
Hammer Brothers bought and ship
ped from Hillsboro two million feet of
lumber. Their shipments extend to all
parts of the country.
The Yuba cheese factory had very
successful year just closed. Nearly 200, :
OOO pounds of cheese was made, receipts
for which were $16, 72S.
-Hillsboro handle factory turns out
q, 600 to 5000 broom handles per day.
Machines Tor manufacture of other kinds
OF handles will soon be added.
i carry the most complete line of
street hats in the city and the prices are
right. All ale invited to inspect them.
MYRTLE WISE.
Consider what a good bright grade
of lumber and shingles means to the life
of your buildings We have them.
TIBBITS, CAMERON LUMBER Co.
-Hillsboro agricultural and trotting
association hangs up big money for its
September meet. For six races S., 900
are offered, the largest $500 and the,
smallest 5000.
Saturday candy-'sold only on Sat
urday fresh from the factory every
week, a high grade chocolate, in one.
pound boxes, for only 80 cents, at VIII
liams q Co.'S.
DIR. McElwee's next visit will be on
Thursday, April 13, at the Fortney hotel
No chronic sufferers should fail to see
the doctor and learn whether tney can
be cured or not.
Next Saturday 1 will sell ,odd bur
eaus and chiffoniers Anyone needing
anything in that line, will find bargains
at store next Saturday.
MELVIN STEENBERG.
Eggs from pure bred S. G.. Brown
Leghorns, carefully bred for five years,
with farm range, 81 for Is, 50. so for so,
81 for 100.
ToMAH FRUIT FARM, Tomab, Wis.
Spring trade is now opening up. We
have a complete stock of all kinds of
building materials, why not let us figure
on your house and barn bills, etc
TIBBITS, CAMERON LUMBER Co.
Frank and George Stearns, two
young boys of Victory, had narrow
escape from drowning in the Mississippi
one day last week. Their frail boat cap
sized in the middle of the stream and
they struggled for some time before be-
ing rescued.
Bring your machinist work to Viro.
qua. We are in shape to do all kinds of
machinist work and general repairing,
Prompt attention given to lathe work,
and all work guaranteed. Located in
the Pulver shop across the street from
Sam Ellefson's implement depot.
CHRISTOFERSON, ELLEFSoN & Co.
VIM. Lyons is now we'll after long
and painful siege of stomach trouble
Some time ago he was fortunate enough
TO consult DIR. McElwee, she Chicago
specialist, who after several months of
special treatment, cured Mr.. Lyons en-
tirely. 1t is said that the doctor rarely,
if ever, fails to cure his patierts of this
class of troubles.
The happiess man in the world Is
the common every day chap who makes
his own living, pays his bills, has little
money as he goes along, but does not
strive to get corner on the local out.
put and is slave neither to ambition or
cause he is satisfied and does not spend
the best of his life yearnipg for things
four sizes too big for him. .-Ex.
The page advertisement of Linde-
manns department store win escape no
reader of today's CENSOR. At least we
desire TO attract attention to the at
tractiVte page, noting the bargains in
each department, the emporium for all
class es of seasonable merchandise Man
ager Lindemann recently returned from
the eastern market, and the purchases
tha' followed are, large array of them,
uC,ted in the big ad,
The Richland Democrat saws an
American Society of Equity b az been or
sT tnizsd in Stoughton and ch apters are
- be established in Rock, La Fayctte,
0wa, Sauk Adams. Wausha ra, juneau,
Richland, Eau CT aire. Chip
pewa, Dunn, Burnett, WASN'T urn, Trern-
pealeau, Wood and Clark co unties. The
promoters deny that 1t is a. renewal Of
the old grange movement, al d state that
ths purpose Is Of organizing farmers into
a union t. control prices t,f farm pro-
ducts
Mrs. Gena Thomps On Krogan,
young wife of Andrew Kr ogan, died az
their home southwest of Viroqua, on
wednesday last, after a ~ otracted i'll
nese, leaving husband and child besides
numerous other relatives She was 2S
years old married five yea rs; q former
teacher in tbs public SCI tools Of the
county. FHneral TOOK place at the Synod
Lutheran church in this .ty on S4tur.
day, servicea conducted oy Rev. Hen.
drlcks- lnteTment at LiheE y Pole csme