Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-26
= MI .gbout Sow Ensnas and HsGgA6ors. :. =

-DOrn TO Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter Seman
sin, Friday last, boy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Larson
this morning, son.
Guy Roberts of La Fargo, was IL
the city on Saturday.
Clarence Webb is home for spring
vacation from Milwaukee college.
-Silbaugh & Bennett lave sone fine
bargains in city and farm properties.
Mrs Fl. j Wamberg came from
Roylton to visit her sister, Mrs. Robert
Robertson.
John Nelson is in Milwaukee taking
weeks course In undertaking and en-
balming
ID. F. Allen, the Newton b, .ck.
smith, was among the CENsoR's fri-
day visitors.
For sale, road wagon and single
set of driving harness. Inquire of Jos.
Omundson
"A basket social will be given at Mr..
Ole Erickson's on Saturday, April 29th
Everybody come.
-Messrs. Gilbertson and Sveen have
opened tirst-class restaurant In the old
bank building at Westby.
Hazel Curry greeted friends in this
city last week. He passed the winter in
Ohio and Indian Territory.
Elmer Orrison has changed his
place of residence from Spokane to
Walla Walla, Washington.
Miss Alma Oswald arrived home
from Clifford, North Dakota, to spend
some weeks with her parents.
ALI the latest novelties in boys and
mems clothing are shown at the Boston,
and prices in reach of every one.
Mack and VIII McVey leading
young men and farmers of Rockton,
were business callers in the city on Fri
day.
Albert johnson disposed of his de-
sirable Second ward residence property
to Mr. Jake Thompson. Consideratioa,
80. 500.
Mrs. c. Fl. Collins of Victory, s
visiting in the city with her sister, Mrs
Theodore Spellum. She is accompanied
by her two children.
Ross and Manning cheese factories
started up for the season with E. w.
Beeman in charge at the former, and
Chas L. Curry at the latter place
NJ hing filter for wedding gifts than
cut glass, small pieces at small r9tces
and gorgeous big prices too. The com
pletest stock at Jos. Boehrer, Jeweler.
The claiming season has opere ef 4
along the Mississippi river It is be-
lieved they will not be as plentiful. as
some years but good prospects fog pearls
"A complete line of watches, clocks,
ewelry, silverware and optical goods
alW ays on hand at the lowest prices
j. w. LUCAS, Jeweler snd Optiejan
Imported socks for men. See Them
i'll the south window. 25 to so censs
Equal to the finest you VIII find In. tAs
large cities at the Blue Frent StoI ea.
Another of the aged pioneers of
Greenwood town has answered the last
summons, passing away recently at the |
age of eighty-two years, Mr.. Samuel |
McMullen.
Blaine Cade, student at the uniyar- |
sity, spent Easter vacation at home. He !
started on the return trip, Monday,
driving a carriage horse the entire dis. /
tance.
Talk about alarm clocksl We have
some that will make you get right out of /
bed and shut the alarm off. They are
made that way. J. W. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
The reason we are doing such a
heavy watch business is best explained
by the high character Of our watch cases
and movements and the reasonable
prices, Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
For the first time in many weeks
the old pioneer, Ananias Smith, last
Friday, left his home. Besides his nat.
ural feeble condition Mr. Smith suffered
from blood poisoning in one of his feet.
For sale, good second hand furni-
ture at reasonable prices. Furniture in
cludes bedroom sets, book case, hall
stand, chairs, table and many other
articles. Apply to Mrs. H. P. Proctor,
Viroqua, Wis.
Geo. W. Eckhart of Red Mound vi.
cinity has exchanged his farm with
Frank A. Chase for the north dwelling
house and twenty acres of land in Chase
heights. Mr.. Eckhart will not remove
here for some months.
Next Sunday morning, at the usual
hour, union services will be held in the
Congregational church, which will be
attended by the several Odd Fellow So
,ieties of that city. Appropriate SER
vices will be held. The public is in
1ited.
IF you know what we don't know
md don't tell us, how do you expect us
10 know what you know SO as to tell
your neighbors what you know and we
1on't know Let us know what you
know and we'll tell everything we know
to everybody we know and then eyery-
body will know what you know and you'I
know don't you know"
"A buffalo bull recently slaughtered
n Iowa brought its owner nearly 81, ,OO9 |
The head sold for 5000, the hide for $500
and the meat for so cents a pound. In
he year 1877 drove of buffalo e.sti-F
mated at 100000 head crossed the
North Platt river N Nebraska and were
worth dollar apiece for the pos "a ers
Who exterminated them for their ,ides.
Davenport Democrat
Doctors don't like the rural tsIs4
Dhone says knowing exchange. Mar1y
ailments are worse in the ey enfng,
so at least, and in const ssr7ence
hats when the doctors phone gets but
little rest. They don't come for him
With conveyances as of yore, but he
nust hitch mp and go. Then again, the
ioctors say, some want treatment by
Ihone. One doctor says he has even had
'ne party hold the baby up to the phone
% he could hear it talk.
Theodore Thorson, the Wesf3y con-
ractor and lumbernan, was in the city 4
N Friday, making the CENSOR call 4
while here. He says that their village
will have numerous substantial i'm. =
tho urooe1t saaanm raoet i