Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-03
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Paints, varnishes and brushes OF all
kinds at Towner's
From indications the legislature will
not adjourn for month.
John Lind of Lansing, is employed
at tho Deylin meat market
Mr.. and Mrs f. G Mohs of Hills.
boro, were in the city last week.
Lester Tainter has returned home
after year passed in the south.
MIR. Edward Briggs of Tunnel City,
Il guest at the Richards home.
p, Cogan & Sons shoes for boys are
the best Lindemann sells them.
Mrs. E. M. Gorsline is recovering
FROM severe attack of bronchitis.
Sterling and gold filled thimbles at
j. w. Lucas ,Jeweler and Optician,
Fifty per cent discount on ladies
tailored suits at FL. ID. Williams 81 Co.
New novelties for the Saturday
night dance The frolic of the peanuts
Monday was Dewey day" the sew
enth anniversary of the battle of Manil-
la
Cuff buttons from % cents to $500
at w. Lucas jewelry and optical
store.
Mrs. Carrie Cox of Readstown, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Harris.
District Attorney Harkins came ov-
er from Hillsboro to look after legal
matters.
Mrs Geo. Palmer of Sparta. is visi-
ting at the home of her son, Mr.. Geo.
Fawcett.
For sale, a road wagon and single
set of driving harness. Inquire of Jos.
Omundson.
The students of the Virogua Busi,
ness college give dance at Opera hall,
this evening
Mrs. Albion Lindemann has been
confined to her home since returning
from California.
Will Lindemann purchased a fine
driving horse from Mr.. Hal Davis of
Sparta, last week.
Travelling Salesman Bert Dunlap
spent several days with relatives and
friends in this city.
Ontario INDUCES in the pleasure and
luxury of an automobile. Herman
Timerman is the owner.
Miss Ethel Hamilton is passing a
week at Madison with the Misses Nun
son, Dahl and Schreiner.
MIR. Edward Mattke of Baraboo is
getting an insight into the lumber busi-
ness at the Nuzum yards.
Found, pair of large fur mittenss
on South Main street Owner can have
same by calling at this Office.
j. w. Haughton and wife were up
from Viola for few days at the bed
side of Rev. VIM. Haughton.
When you want the real thing go
to successful firm.
TIBBITS, CAMERON LUMBER Co
Now is the time to clean upl Don't
forget YOUR watches and clocks.
J. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
Chairman c. J. Mcclellan of Ber-
gen, and Aaron Glass of Rsadstowr,
were CENSOR callers, last Friday.
travelling, how when or where, is
always made easier with one of our
watches. Jos. BoEHRER Jeweler
Another half-page advertisement of
J. J. Poehling d Co. appears in to-day's
paper. This company's big clearance
sale lasts until May 18th
Collar buttons, rolled plate, four in
set, regular price 30 cents, our price
while they last only Is cents per set.
j. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and OpticiaD.
Imported socks for men. See them
in the south window. % TO so cents.
Equal to the finest you will find in the
large cities at the Blue Front Store.
AT this writing Rev VIM. Haugh-
toms condition is slightly improved, al
though somewhat dangerous yet. He
has been confined to his bed for several
weeks.
Hobart Favor of Galena, Illinois,
and Lorenzo Favor of Alvord, Iowa,
were in the city last Friday, in attend
ance at the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
w. S. Arnold.
Mrs Thos Potts will close out her
line of fine millinery at cost. 1t will
pay you we'll to,call at her home three
blocks north of the Park hotel, and in
spect her stock before purchasing else
where.
For sale, good second hand furni-
ture at reasonable prices. Furniture in
cludes bedroom sets, book case, hall
stand, chairs, table and many other
articles. Apply to Mrs. FL. 2. Proctor,
Viroqua, Wis.
-Ex-heavyweight champion pugilist,
Bob Fitzsimmons, will appear at the La
Crosse theatre, Friday night of this
week, with troupe of actors. The red
haired gentleman will give an exhibition
in bag punching and horse shoe making.
If you buy house, farm or horse
YOU look them over very carefully. Why
don't You do the same when you buy
watches, clocks and jewelry2 1t will
pay you to look oUr stock over and get
prices
j. w. LUCUs, Jeweler and Optician.
Soldiers Grove citizens are arrang-
ing for big celebration on Norway's
natal day, the seventeenth of May. Prof,
Julius Olson of the state university, is
to be the principal speaker o. II. Hell
geson of this city, Is on the program as
one of the vice-presidents. Undoubted-
IL Viroqua and vicinity will contribute
to the throng of visitors.
-Messrs Frank Mlsna, A o. Wang
en-, Fred Drummer, Robt Lambfeck and
Chris Egstad. directors of the Chaseburg
Cooperative Creamery company, were
in the city on Friday last, inspecting the
local creamery plant After securing
the necessary building they intend put
ting in machinery and other equipment
and getting the project into operation as
soon as possible.
After May 1st empty cigar boxes
must be destroyed They can not be
used for decorative or advertising pur-
poses. Julius Lasche. chief deputy in