Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-01

town Herald.
Frank Davis opens up his fine new |
restaurant, tomorrow.
Don't miss the county fair the |
Twin Midgets" will be there
Good living rooms to rent for small |
family, central section of city. Inquire |
at the CENSOR office
Mrs. J. Henry Bennett entertained |
few friends at her home yesterday in |
honor of her anniversary.
-Mesdames Nj. a. Sweger and Jos. |
Omundson visited their sister, Mrs. S. |
T. Larson at Coon Prairie.
Quite a number of Viroqua young
people attended the masquerade ball at |
Purdy, Thursday evening last.
The first year pupils Of the city high |
school gave a party and dance at the |
Opera house on Friday evening last
The muslin underwear sale at II. D.
Williams 81 Co.'S. closes March 4th.
Don't fail to take advantage Of this sale.
Always keep in mind that the New
idea patterns are ten cents-no more, no
less. II. d. Williams e. Co, sole agents
Mr.. and Mrs II. ?. Larson and Os-
car Larson went TO Cashton this morn
ing, to attend the funeral Of their broth
er-in-lar7, Jens Hanson
: john Wagner is employed by our
local cigar maker, Mr.. Heinkin. John
disposed of his interest in cigar fac
tory at Boscobel some time ago.
The most complete line of fancy
neckwear ever shown for ladies at the
popular price of % cents.
H. d. WILLIAMS & Co.
Complete line of the latest spring
styles in lace and button shoes. patent,
| enamel; horse hide, box calf velour calf,
vici kid, etc, THE BOSTON.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
| postoffice; Eugene Garva;e E~' X Fort
ney, Flick Erickson, Dave Clah. aliss 10
Simmons, Charly ClsoD, J. Il. Robinson,
Owe Rowland
Judge r. b. Mccoy Of Sparta. D. o.
Mahoney of Viroqua and Rev. Faville
| of La Crosse, are TO do the Judging in
the high school debate at Wilton next
Friday night-Wilton vs Ontario.
Ed. and Hurley Carr went to Beav-
er Dam, Friday, TO attend the funeral of
their brother-in-law, Charles Wake.
They returned home, Tuesday, accom-.
panied by their sister, Mrs. Wake
"A new and mp to-date line of mems
and boys suits-Black clays, cheviots,
tibbits, blue serges and very desirable
patterns in mixed goods. Strictly hand
tailored, now on exhibition.
THE BOSTON.
The choir Of the Methodist church
will give county fair" socisble, next
Friday evening, at the parsonage Gate
| fee, cents. The various attractions of
county fairs will be very much in evil
dence. You are cordially invited,
Mr.. FL. NJ johnson Of Baraboo vas
in the city last Thursday. He was shown
| through our school buildings and ex-
pressed to President Nuznm OF the
board, surprise and admiration for the
splendid facilities provided for educa
tion in Viroqua
Sparta lost It's eldest resident In the
| death of Esquire r.. r. Henry on Thurs
/ day last, having nearly attained the age
| of ninety-two years. Mr.. Henry was
quite prominent in public affairs for
many years. having been a resident Of
| Sparta since 1864
The annual examination of pupils
for graduation and reception Of diplomas
| from the common schools OF the county,
will take place on Thursday and Friday
of this week Official notice of the time
and place is given by superintendent
| Gardner in todsy's C..NsOR
Wishing to reduce my stock, offer
bran at $1S per ton; middlings at ZIG per
ton and apples, repacke1 good stock,
| 81 40 per barrel make special offer
on field and poultry fencing pipe and
pumps, field and garden seeds.
DANIEL WISE, Viroqua.
County Treasurer Tom DeLacy mas
proven q much discussed point Of the
campaign. He went down TO the state
treasury last week and they paid him
back $1,764 80 more than Crawford
couutys share of the state tax This
ought TO settle any belated stalwart
argument. t.-Crawford County Press.
Little did our colonial forefathers
of Virginia, and the Spanish mission
aries of southern California and Mexico,
think that today we would be initiating
their furniture designs. These new old
effects are clearly reproduced in my new
line of picture mon!dings-just in.
MELVIN STEESBERG
The remains of Jens Hanson, one Of
the foremost citizens Of Whitestown,
| were received from La Crosse on Mon
day Mr.. Hanson went to g hospital
some days ago, where be wac operated
upon for serious internal troubie He
/ was about forty years old His demise
is deplored by every good citizen Of his
| community.
| So far this week the following sub
| scribers have Joined the large and ey 3r-
| growing CENSOR family Of readers Mrs.
4. C.. Powell Viroqua; Edward Won
drowitz. Dilly; Samuel Smith, Money
Creek, Minnesota; T N. johnson. North
/ Yakima, Washington L. G. Larson,
Lars Tollakeon, Springvine; A. Bass,
Hillsboro. Mrs. Martha Ames, Viola.