Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-22
ROBINS are with us again.

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son 81 Co.'S.
Wanted, an experienced cook al
Hotel Edwards.
r. w. Baldwin, dentist opposite
postoffice, Viroqua.
-Macaroni seed wheat for sale at the
Viroqua -four mill.
School vacation begins Monday and
continues week
Gen. and Mrs E. M. Rogers expect
to return home early in April
For sale, four brood sows-Poland
China j. A. VANCE, Viroqua,
Wanted. a married man to work on
farm. G. V. PORTER, Viroqua.
Ladies white canvass slippers for
the Bachelors ball at Williams & Co.
Miss Anna Swiggum is home to pass
her spring vacation from school duties.
Hand tailored suits in plain and all
the latest novelty effects at the Boston.
Fl. w. Ericsson of Rockton, was a
business caller at the county seat on
Monday.
M. E. Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. A, K Bort, next Wednesday
afternoon.
"A number of the Rebekahs of this
city, visited the Sparta lodge, Wednes-
day evening
Saturday special at H. D. Williams
& Cos. ladies 12x12 inches all linen hand
kerchiefs for cents.
For rent, a dwelling house with
barn, located on Main street.
H. j. SUTTLE.
Larson Bros. returned recently from
Wausau, where they purchased two car
loads of granite.
Spring caps in all the new shapes
and shades including the new shade of
brown at the Boston
Come in and take look at the new
styles in hats, including the fatiron
shape at the Boston.
The Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Co.
took possession Of the Viroqua Lumber
Co.'S yards last week.
Miss Louis Kollock gave the young
folks literary society al hour talk on
Emerson, Tuesday eve ming
"A good grade of center-striped velour
couches from 1926 up, at Steenberg's
furniture store next Saturday.
Al. Wolfe has accepted position
in the Boyd barber shop at Sparta, and
left for there Saturday evening
Mrs Fred Gesia and two children of
Nekoosa, are here for visit with Nels
Allen and family for few days.
For sale, my farm OF ninety one
acres, located two miles west of town;
fair buildings and good well.
OLE j MoSENG, Viroqua.
Albert S. Atkins of Greenwood, pur-
chased the pure-bred Percheron stallion
of Knut Moseng, paying good price for
same.
w. G. Williams and family are mov-
ing on their farm. Chas. Kuebler has
rented the Williams residence in Second
ward.
A free lecture will be given at the
Cong1 church, this evening, by Rev.
T. K. Browne of Harpoot, Turkey.
Everyone invited.
Mrs S r. Pollard departed, Satur-
day evening for Chicago. where she will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Will Gors-
line for some time.
-Knut Erickson Of town of Wheat
land, has rented his farm and leaves
this week to look after his claim near
Barthold, North Dakota.
100 pairs of pants, mostly black,
clay worsteds Sizes SO, 38 and 40 waist
at about one-half regular price.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
AT San Diego, California, our for
mer citizsnP. J. Lsyne was elected pres
ident Of an assocL IN organized by fifty
or more natives of our Badger state
Mrs Everett Barnes and children Of
Rockford. Illinois, are visiting at the
home of B f. Purdy. Mrs Eyerson is
also a guest at the Purdy residence.
-Albon Lindemann returned home
over the Southeastern on Sunday last
after spending two weeks in the eastern
markets buying spring and summer
goods.
Next Saturday will be coach day at
Steenberg's furniture store. Any one
needing a couch or fancy window seat
will do we'll to call next Saturday, as
the prices will be right.
DIR. VIM. Trowbridge spent Sunday
in Chicago where he went to join his
mother and sister, who We're contemplat-
ing trip to Colorado, on account of the
serious illness of Miss Trowbridge
Carl Anderson. who has been en-
ployed with the Viroqua Lumber Co,
will continue in the same position with
the Tibbits Cameron Co, where ne will
be pleased to greet his old customers and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Minshall ar
rived in the CITY Monday morning from
Toronto, Canada, where Chester has
been attending veterinary college for
the past six months. They will return
next autumn.
Wishing to reduce my stock, offer
bran at $1S per ton middlings at $40 per
ton and apples repackei, good stock,
g.. 40 per barrel | make a special offer
on field and poultry fencing, pipe and
pumps, field and garden seeds
DANIEL WISE, Viroqua.
i wish to announce to the ladies of
Virodua and vicinity that my daughter
and have returned from market with
full line Of spring and summer millin-
cry. You are all cordially invited to
call and we win do our best to please
you. Mrs. a. o. LARSON
-Virouas has a new machine shop,
established by Messrs. Mike EllefsoD
and Albert Christopherson upder the
firm name of ChristophersoD q Ellefson-
Among other equipment they have in
stalled turning lathe at a cost OF $500,
At present they are quartered IN the D.
Fl. Pulver building.
j. w Norris and son, VIII, return
ed, last Thursday, from a weeks visit
at Linneus, Missouri, and other points
They were pleased with that country
and report the Aker families and other
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