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

6HScb tna6 JOnn Alexander DOWie,
Elijah II. D. is taking preparatory steps
to colonize the Kickapoo valley. He
through his agent, John Brooker, has
contracted for several hundred acres of
land near Viola, which embraces some
of the most fertile farms in the Kickapoo
valley, valued at from $50 to 800 per
acre. Three Thousand acres are wanted
in and about Goose Greek. These farms
City. 1t is believed he will establish
church there as he has converts in the
kickapoo valley.
Reasonable prices at Thayer's new
lumber yard.
Lulu Tyler Gates Co, Opera House,
March Goth.
John Deylin is spending the week
IN Grant county.
Miss Libbie Spellum spending
few days at Westby.
L ". Smith has been confined to tie
house for some time.
Ladies long coats at one half price
this week at Lindemannn's
Mrs. Henry Clase of Cashton, was
business caller last Tuesday,
Sherman Mcvey Of La Crosse, did
business in the city, last Friday.
Watch for the pickaninnies in the
popular Water Melon song, March H.
A fine line of new etchings now on
display at Steenberg's furniture store.
Best all wood ingram carpet at so
cents per yard. TATE's BIG STORE
-Danas orchestra furnished music
for dance, last Monday night, in Cash
ton.
Mrs. B. F. Ferguson occu pies rooms
in Mrs. Broadhead's residence in Second
ward.
Mr. Breese of Milwaukee, spent
Monday in the city at the home of Aug.
Smith.
Attorney Abel of Sparta, transacted
business with Judge Mahoney, last
Tuesday.
If you are going to use lumber of
any Kind, Thayer's yards have bargains
for you.
There will be basket social at the
Asbury UnioI. church, next Saturday
evening.
The new lumber y ard is enjoying a
good lively trade in al kinds OF build
ing material.
Mics Hanns, teacher in the sixth
grade, spent several days at her home in
Stevens Point,
If you desire to buy the best goods
for the least amount of money, go to
Tates Big Store.
-Miss Myrtle Arlington is making
months visit st the home Of Mr.. E. e.
Merton of La Crosse,
Lulu Tyler Gates Co, Opera house
Monday March so This is one of the
finest numbers of the course.
Ladies of Viroqua will anxious to
see Mrs Gates in her 5000 &C n at Opera
house Monday, March goth.
Its pretty much matter of diges-
tion whether the old times were any
better ttan those Of the present
Mary Rusk after spending a
p0.' of the winter in New York and
Washington, is again at home.
- hare is great demand for houses
TO rent Nearly every desirable house
is occupied at the present time.
If YOU want the finest suit, strictly
hand made, equal to any made by the
hest tsilors, you will come to the Blue
Il Aphh - LSA -
Prof. Bulger expects to start class
here soon. An opening party will be
given next Saturday. at Or ira hall. All
are invited.
H D. Williams & Co., have Just re-
ceived an advance shipment of one hun
dred suits and jackets. Don't fail to get
prices before pur hasing.
If mothers would buy the Viking
suits for boys once, they would buy none
other. They are absolutely dependable.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE,
See those genuine Ill paintings at
Steenberg's furniture store. Painted by
Englehardt, whose fame is we'll known
both in Europe and America.
Five great special sales at Tate's
Big Store: Special shoe sale, special
cloak sale, special carpet sale, special
linen sale, special petticoat sale.
IF in neod or not Of a spring jacket
OF suit we extend you special invita-
now on. II. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
We have something entirely new to
show you in suits this year. New cut.
New in style Do not buy until you see
them. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Don't forget the White Minstrels, 4"
Friday March 18th, at Opera ball. Sc
cure your seats early; on sale at Arnold
& Davis drug store, Monday next.
j w Thayer and family vi listed
friends and relatives at La Fargo last
week, and while there Mr.. Thayer ship
ped out four carloads Of hardwood lum-
ber
Miss Cora Reed Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
returned to her home. Tuesday morn
ing, after several months visit with
relatives and friends in this city and vi.
ciuity.
DR. Kyle Of Tomah, Wisconsin, will
sell at auction on his farm in the city of
Tomah ten (1o) head Of Red Poll mich
cows and Young stock Write for des-
cIiptive list
Lars Brye started for Denver, Col
orado, last Monday night. Mr. Brye has
considerable property N Colorado and
if everything is satisfactory will remain
in that section for some time.
Venerable Calvin Morley after being
confined to the house the greater part Of
the winter, is able to be out. Mr.. Nor
ley was one Of our earliest settlers, com
ing 20 Wisconsin half a century ago
He fought in the Seminole war in Flori.
da.
Az a recent meeting of the bache.
lors' bal! committee it was decided TO
give "a party March 24th. The charter
members consisting Of Messrs. Rusk,
Baldwin, Ben and Otto Brown, will re.
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