Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22

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| city.
! Miss Addie Smith has returned from
Minneapolis
&c cent table linen for 40 cents at
Tate's Big Store.
Mrs. JoLA Fishsuffers from a sprain-
ed hip caused from bad fall.
For sale, 25 bushels of good seed
peas; enquire of W. j. Gstter, Yiroqua.
W L. Pomeroy & Co.'S. Comstock
| Spanish tobacco seed for sale at Tates
Big Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and chii-
dren of Sparta, are visiting relatives in
the city.
Mrs. Frank Chase entertained the
Violet club at her home last Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Powell returned
from their western trip on Monday
morning lsst.
"A lady's light felt, stiff hat. found
on the road, awaits an owner at the
CENSOR Office.
H. D. Williams & Co, lave Just re-
ceived their spring line of walking skirts
and covert jackets.
List your city property with the
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan COM
pany, if you want to sell.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
cough caused by attack Of Ia grippe 1t
heals the lungs A. J. johnson.
Sale on heavy winter goods will
continue the balance of the week.
THE BOSTON.
IF you are going to build house,
barn or any building don't fail to see
John g. Nuzum, the lumberman
See thoss astonishing bargains in
suits in north window
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
"A bargain that is one. Thirty child
rens 81 and S. cloaks for a short time
only at 50. so each, II. D Williams & Co.
"A stock of hardware and farm i'm
plements for sale on easy terms. Write
or inquire at Marx Bros, Cashton, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Tate, were sum
moned to Money Creek, Minnesota, last
week, by the serious illness of Mr.. Tates
sister.
Found, a pocket book, on south
Main street Ia this city, containing a
small sum of money Owner can call
at this office for same,
DIR. VIM. l.. 'rowbridge. late Of the
firm of Drs. s. lie & Trowbridge, has
moved his office into rooms over Town
er,s store; stairway south Of postosfics
New spring ''hand- tailored, latest
tyle suits, now on exhibition at the
Blue Front, We invite comparison, be-
ieving they have no equal in style and
make.
John Stoll was over to La Fargo
the latter part of last week to assist
Bible & Paul in invoicing. The firm dis
solved partnership, leaving Mr., Paul as
proprietor.
Lost, Friday afternoon last, on side
walk near W. F. Lindemann Cos store,
a pair of eye glasses and an emp ty case.
Finder please ieRye same at CENSOR Of
flee and get reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter NelsoI of Cash,
ton, were Viroqua visitors on Friday
last. Mr.. Nelson spent most Of the day
in the vicinity of Springville, looking
over some farm property
Mr.. J. Il Tate, Mrs. Austin, Mr.
and Mrs. Fl, P. Proctor, Chris E Berg
and Miss lawson entertained the whist
club and few other guests at the W.
R. G. hall, Friday evening,
The very latest spring styles OF thu
famous Sharood 81 Crooks shoes, al
styles-Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Box and
Velour Calf
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson will
move into the Stevens residence in the
Second ward in the near future, and
vNx-y, Arnold e..
the place Mr.. Thompson leaves.
Mrs, Oscar Bosshardt and little
daughter, who have been spending some
time with the formers parents, Mr. aud
Mrs Andrew Baldwin, left last Friday
for Milwaukee to join Mr.. Bosshardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Alden are visiting
the formers parents in this city They
will soon leave for Lebonon, South Da-
kots, to engage in farming. For sever
al years past Mr. Alden and wife have
been residents of Hillsboro,
Last Saturday, Mrs. John Z Evans
underwent an operation for the removal
of humorous growth and the operation
was performed by Drz. Dake TroW-
bridge and Henika. Mrs, Evans stood
the operation we'll and has been resting
easy since. Their many friends hope 20
see her out in a few days Viola Intell
igencer.
Every farmer should have printed
envelopes and letter heads Name yo1r
farm, put your rural route and telephone
number on your letter head and let peO-
pile know that farming is your business
The time has come when the farmer is
business man-and nine times out of ten
better paid business man than the city
worker who doesn't make five per cent
on his money invested in trade.
-Postofices throughout northern
Wisconsin have been notified by the
Washington department to use unusual
vigilance in guarding the government 5
property. The circular goes on to say
that postoffice crooks are operating
throughout this locality. At the same
time business men should have a care
as many postal orders have been raised
and tampered with Hotels, especially.
it is said have proved easy victims for
these confidence men.
A lot Of women are contributing
articles ventil ting their opinion as 10
how to escape being an old maid They
SEEM 10 think it is dreadful fate. They
ought to congratulate themselves in es-
Gaping the men. Seventy-fye per cent
Of the men have no right 10 wife, as
they do not know how to appreciate
them. Don't worry about the men. II
q really good man comes along. make a
sensible effort to lassO him, but If you
never get a man you haven missed
much.