Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-08

Neither sleig hieg nor wheeling.
-$2. so ladies shoes for $500 at Tate's
Big Store.
1t will pay you to read the Boston's
new ad.
"A. E. Perkins and family spent Sun
day in Cashton.
R. w. Baldwin, dentist, opposite
postoffice, Viroqua.
Hand tailored suits in plain and all
the latest novelty effects at the Boston.
The Soldiers relief commission held
regular meeting in this city on Friday
last.
%. D. Lester Of Towerville, was
among the callers at this Office last
Friday.
Jack Henderson of the town of
Franklin, is suffering from an attack of
diabetes.
N. E. France of Platteville, has been
elected president of the National Bee
Keepers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold of Sparta, are
guests at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Fawcett.
ALBION Lindemann left, Saturday
evening, for Eastern markets to pur-
chase spring goods
Spring caps in all the new shapes
and shades including the new shade of
brown at the Bosto \.
Come in and tako look at the new
styles in hats, including the fatiron
shape at the Boston.
Where can you best secure reliable
insuranca2 For answer see this issue,
second pG0e foot of seventh column.
Roscoe Bean is laid up with severe
attack of asthma He will soon seek
relief in the climate of Oklahoma Ter
ritory.
Miss Della Smith departed, last
week, for the state of Washington. Her
sisters, Lille and Ella, accompanied her
to Minneapolis
The steady mild condition weather
for week has reduced snow be- nks ma
terially. Tbis will avert the fear of high
waters throughout the country.
L. A. Larson of the dry goods de-
partment of w. T. Lindemann q Co.'S
store, has with his family, moved into
the Herrick residence in Third ward
For sale, two desirable lots in Third
ward, opposite I. w. Smiths residence;
barn AM good cistern, plum and apple
trees, grape vines, etc.
S. II. ARNOLD, City.
One of the finest crops of tobacco
ever raised on the ridge near Bristow,
was delivered at this city last Thursday
by Henry johnson, who received the
magnificent sum of $591 for four acres
Mr.. John Gunderson, a pioneer Of
Towerville, Crawford county, and ma
tive of Norway, died last week at his
home at the advance age of eighty-two
He came to this country sixty years ago.
High school and grade pupils were
the donors of a new flag which will wave
aloft = 1m the flag staff on the high school
building. The gift is an evidence of
patriotic impulses, highly commendable,
indeed.
&C. Fl. Caleson of Hillsboro vicinity,
is making visit to the west. He regis
tered at Wisconsin headquarters in Spo-
kane few days since Forty former
Vernonites belong to that organization
of Wisconsin people.
Wishing to reduce my stock, offer
bran at $1S per ton; middlings at $19 per
ton and apples. repackel, good stock,
81 40 per barrel. l make a special offer
on field and poultry fencing, Pipe and
pumps, field and garden seeds.
DANIEL WISE, Viroqua.
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 mouldings-ju in.
MELVIN STEENBERG.
The little five-year-old son of Ralph
Henry and wife, very unfor tunately had
his left leg broken just above the knee,
Tuesday afternoon They were coming
to the village with load of barley and
when about two miles from town the
snow on one side Of the road gave away
overturning the load and allowing two
sacks of grain to fall on the little fellow.
We trust to learn of his speedy recovery.
--Cashton Record.
DIR. McElwees next visit will be on
Thursday March 10Th, at the Fortney
hotel In spite of the terrible condition
of the roads every moment of the doc
tors time was taken up by the many pa
tients who wouldn't let the snow drifts
hinder them from seeing the doctor and
continuing their treatment That they
are all getting along nicely is shown by
their pluck in coming so far as ten and
eighteen miles to consult this skillful
specialist.
Farmers state that thousands Of
quail are starving to death The coun-
TRY roads are lined with quail searching
for something to eat and in many cases
the little fellows fly into barns and
granaries IN search Of grain. The
thawiug and freezing Of the snow of the
early winter termed coatings Of ice over
the ground through which the quail
cannot scratch TO secure food. many
farmers a.e feeding the quail on their
places, and hunger tempts them 10 leave
their hiding places while the grain Is
being scattered on the ground. -Ex
For the next few Saturdays l am
going to conduct special bargain sales
atny specified lines Next Saturday.
will occur my opening sale and viii be
deyosed exclusi7ely 70 rockers. This
sale will be winner for you for am
going to sell you rockers st prices thas
will astonisn you Have just received
consignment of large arm rockers,
roddsd aud we'll constructed, worth from
81 25 70 So. whjch viii be sold for 81 As
and st65 IL this isn't the bess valr,s
you have ever seen, I'll give you one
Remember, only one will be sold TO a
family. MELVIN STEENBERG.