Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-15
Reasonable prices at Thayers new


Wanted, a Norwegian girl to learn
the millinery trade. MYRTLE WISE.
"A few small houses for sale cheap.
Western Wisconsin Land 81 Loan Co.
George and AL Lombard, with their
families, left Retreat for their new Col
orado home.
Young Mr.. Atwood of Oklahoma, is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Nellie
Buckley, in this city.
Bert Gribble of Viola, mss engaged
to travel with Ringlings' circus the com
ing season as a musician.
The Kickapoo Valley odd Fellows
association will hold its anniversary cell
ebration at Viola on April Goth,
In the quiet way the ever recurring
issue of license and no-license has com
menced to be agitated in this city.
"A few patterns of quartered oak
diners will be sold right, next Saturday
MELVIN STEENBERG.
We offer so pairs of ladies' kid gloves
in all colors, all sizes. while they last at
70 cents II. d. WILLIAMS & Co.
H. D. Williams & Co., for your
white lawn or silk waists. Their line
eurpasses any ever exhibited in the city.
If you want the finest suit, strictly
hand made, equal to any made by the
best tailors, you will come to che Blue
Front Store.
H. o. Fortney and so1 Oscar of
Kickapoo, LETT this station on Monday
for a weeks visit at Red Wing, Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
H. d. Williams & Co., have just re-
ceived an advance shipment OF one hum
dred suits and jackets. Don't fail to get
prices before purchasing.
The combined weight of four Sol
diers Grove gentlemen-Atley Peterson,
A. S. Anderson, A. Fl. Natwick and S.
D. Davis-is 1,075 pounds,
--Mesdames John Bennett and John
White entertain the Congregational Aid
society, Wednesday afternoon, March
22nd, at the home of Mrs. White.
If in need or not of spring jacket
or suit we extend you a special invita-
tion to inspect our line Opening sale
now on. Ii. d. WILLIAMS q Co
Charley Chase was over from La
Fargo for Sunday. He says the Kick
apoo trains have not missed trip dur
ing the winter on account of deepsnows.
Asylum trustees held their regular
monthly meeting on Saturday. On ac-
count Of illness and bad roads Trustee
Lombard Of La Fargo was not present.
"A savings department has been
added to the De Soto state bank. Good
thing for every community, encourag-
ing children and others in the habit OF
saving.
Prof. Coils Bulger arrived in the
city on Saturday. He expects to give
several weeks to instruction in dancing
between Viroqua, Westby and Cashton
classes.
On accom-: of impaired health DR..
J. W Burns of Viola, as retired from
active practice, his professional business
being turned over 20 DR.. Stormont Lass
of La Crosse.
For sale, 81 seven-room house anC
two lots, barn md woodshed on Wash
ingGon avenue, in Second ward of this
city. Price 81 $50 if taken soon.
D. o. STEVLINGSOE.
Bert Bellows, former popular
salesman of this city, has purchased q
stock of gentlemens' furni shing goods at
Soldiers Grove. His many friends here
will wish Bert the best possible success
Mrs. Mary Huff Moody, one of Rich
land Center's leading youGg women
died in Chic9 hospital following al
operation. SIC was sister of Prof
Huff, former principal Of the VirOqus
high school.
Lost. either in q. D. Williams &
Cos. store or between that store end the
Johnny Hayes farm, q small blacE
pocket book containing q $50 bill an(
small change, Finder leave same a
CENSOR office and receive reward.
A visit n our store while in the
city will more that repay you for you
trip. Make your headquarters with n
and we will show you the bargains W,
have to offer in watches, clocks and Jew
elry. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Last Saturday my special rocke
sale was well attended and every on,
went away a satisfied customer. Mex
Saturday I will treat you likewise oil
the sale of dining roo m and kitcheI
chairs. Nearly thirty patterns to selec
from. MELVIN STEENBERG.
A young man of this locality is il
p quandary. He lives on farm but ha
been courting 8 girl in town. Finall
he asked her to marry him. She scenes
willing but said she could not live on
farm. He then proposed moving {
town and entering in some kind OF busi
ness. and she said If he was fool enoug
to do that she wouldn't have him. .-Ez
Illness Of Mr.. Isaac w. Smith cause,
the home coming of his five sons
Homer, Will Howard, George an
David the first time in twenty-on
years that the boys have met at the hom
fireside. All except Howard live in tn
Dakotas aud Minnesota. The boys vii
visit here for some days, We are gla
to repol thai the elder Smith is re
covering from his late Illness.
Adams county, this state, whici
has heretofore borne the questionabE
distinction of being the only county Il
the state without a railroad, is soon .
lose that distinction, if present plans o
the Berlin, Princeton & Western rail
road company materialize The core
pany which is supposed to be backed b,
! the Chicago. Milwaukee 81 st. Paul, pro
poses to run through Green Lake My1
Iuette, Adams and Juneau counties.
William Dearmap, known by alnsos
everybody in Vernon connty, for som
years back a resident Of Dresbach, Min
nesota- died at that place a week aZC
His remains were taken to La Fargo 20
burial in the old home cemetery groundi
During the civ il war Dearman was on
Of Uncle Sans & defenders, a long tin
sufferer in Audersonville prison. He ht
/. numerous relatives YET living here Mr
Nat, Henry Of Jefferson, being dang