Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-15
The Lenten season is on.

Tobacco is king just now.
st. Pstricks day on Friday
1t will pay you to read the Bostons
new ad.
james M. Smith arrived home from
his western trip
R. W. Baldwin, dentist, opposite
postoffice, Viroqua.
Many are looking westward with
the advent of spring.
Mrs. Otto Galstad will soon open a
millinery store at Westby.
"A few sugar cam Ds have been opened
In different parts of the county.
Hand tailored suits in plain and all
the latest novelty effects at the Boston.
Fred Popp old time resident Of
Whitestown, passed away on March
third.
Kitchen chairs As cents each at
Steenberg's furniture store, next Satur-
day.
High back diners at Steenberg's fur
niture store, next Saturday for $13 35
per set.
An artesiau we'll Is being drilled at
Coon Valley for uses of the railroad
company.
Attorney E c. Higbee of La
Crosse, was in the city on professional
business, Monday
"A large safe formerly in the county
judges Office has been taken to the asy-
lum for use there.
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.
Machinery is on the ground with
which to drill well for the new rail-
road, near the engine house.
Mr.. Shirley Marshall, Red Mound
breeder, recently added an English
Berkshire brood sow to his sty.
Mrs Kate Sheridan, who has been
living in the city for several months, re-
turned TO La Crosse on Sunday.
Where can you best secure reliable
insurance2 For answer see this issue,
second page foot of seventh column.
Living whist, the cotilion, figure is
The novelty for Bulgers dancing school
dance, Saturday evening of this week
Something new and someth' ng in
teresting at Bulger's dancing school
dance, Saturday evening of this week.
"A town of Coon farmer had his load
of tobacco tipped over four times while
enroute to Westby to deliver the same.
DE Soto loses citizen in Fl n. Fur
man, who removes to Spokane. Another
addition to the Vernon colony in the big
western city.
100 pairs of pants, mostly black,
al 1NaI, -
at about one.half regular price.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE,
Mrs L. w Tate returned from
Minnesota on Saturday last, where she
assisted in the care of the late Mrs.
Smith, whose remains arrived here for
interment. Mrs A J. Smith also came
on the same sad errand
DIR. Schreiner was down from West
by several times during the past week
to consult with local physicians in the
case of Mrs Wilkins Her serious af
Fiction from pneumonia was arrested
and the lady is now much improved.
-Chica- . and Milwaukee have passed
anti-spitting ordinances and the police
are enforcing the law. An editor eau
tions his fellow plodders to 'be careful
where you expectorate when in the cities
VI you may D6 10 WlT6 upIuB
money to pay fine
-Coreless apples, seedless oranges,
spineless cactus, stonelesE plums are al
ready accomplished facts. Perhaps in
time we shall have the thornless rose,
the rootless pig, the buttless goat and
the kickless mule. The millennium will
get here if we only give it time.
Wishing to reduce my stock, offer
bran at SIS per ton; middlings at $40 per
ton and apples, repsckei, good stock.
s.. 40 per barrel. l make special offer
on field and poultry fencing, pipe and
pumps, field and garden seeds.
DANIEL WISE ViroQua.
Col. and Mrs. c. E. Morley are ex-
pected home from Washington next
Monday, where they spent the winter.
They will visit at Madison, Milwaukee
and La Crosse the present week. Col.
Morley told the writer that it was q Sc
we're winter at the national capital.
While Rev. Brain and Donald
Clarke were returning from bishop
Branch, where the reverend gentleman
preached, last Thursday night, the for
mer slipped and fell, causing the frac-
ture of one bone in his leg. He was
brought to this city by farmer, and 1s
resting easy at the home of Mr. Clarke
where Rev. Brain and family have
rooms.
On Monday Willard W. Powell
shipped his personal effects and with his
family departed for their new farm home
near Genoa. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell are
natives Of Viroqua town, people we re-
gret to leave our midst, but their re-
moval assures desirable family for the
community near the Mississippi where
they locate. Mr. Powell is one of Yer
non county's most progressive farmers
and intelligent citizens.
"A number of leading Readstown
citizens have formed an association for
the dissemination of reading material
throughout town and county. The as
sociation has the following members
K Peterson, W. b Phelps. W. Il.
Msiben, C. II. Carter, Oscar Anderson,
Edgar Ewers, .. A Kalvestran, Dr.
Henika, o. E. Ewers, Julius Slime; c. Q.
Goldthorpe librarian. The books are
rented free OF charge to responsible par
ties who will sign the agreement tc
properly care for the books, pay all fines
incurred and live up 20 the very few
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