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

Fargo on Saturday last
"A. W. DeJean was county seat
caller, Friday last.
Advance showing of spring wash
goods, this week, at Lindeman's
-. D. LESTER was Ferryville caller
at the CENSOR Office OH Friday last
Plenty of the Farrl Bulletin reports
still at the CENSOR office Call and get
one.
w Il. Pomeroy 65 Co.'S. Comstock
| Spanish tobacco seed for sale at Tate's
Big Store.
Call and examine the undermuslin
on sale at Lindemanns this week. 1t
will pay you.
Are you going to take advantage of
the great undermusIin sale at Linde-
maun's this week?
You can have your choice of fifteen
grades of shingles at john E. Nuzum's,
| the Lumberman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mckinney of
Kendall, are visiting the latter parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Love.
Piano tuning, leave orders with
Skow & Side for an expert Mr. S. G.
Butcher is again here
List your city property with the
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan COM
pa1y, if you want to sell.
Mrs. o. A, Larson and daughter are
in Milwaukee to purchase spring goods
for their l'illinery store
Rene nber the rocker sale at ;5teen-
berg 8 furniture store next Saturday. 1t
will be money saver for you
.u...z I -.
Sparta last week to spend few days
with old friends and neighbors.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right. Contains moth
ing injurious. Sold by A J. johnson,
druggist.
The aid society of thu Lutheran
Synod church, will meet with Mrs. c.
| Oswalt next Friday, March 10th. Ev-
erybody invited.
What's become of the old fashioned
woman who always kept a supply of
homemade remedies on hand for colds,
sores and burns?
Come prepared to take rocker
home, next Saturday, for the sale con-
tinues only one day.
MELVIN STEENBERG.
After several months absence Mrs.
VIM. Lake returned last week from Chi
cago, where she was called by the sick
ness of her daughter-in-law.
We have now car load Of Macar-
oni wheat for seed. Any one wishing
seed wheat can see the same by calling
at the mill. THOMPSON BROS.
Clipper, fine black German coach
stallion. eight years old, weight 1, 400.
will be sold at Vandykes sale, March 16.
Come and see him. He is good one.
Rev. William Haughton, who is
spending the winter at Madison, Off
ciated as chaplain in the state senate at
the opening of the session last week.
DIR VIM. M. Trowbridge, late of the
firm of Drs. Suttle q Trowbridge, has
moved his Office into rooms over Town
ers store; stairway south of postoffics.
Mrs. John r. Casson is advised Of
the death at Hennepin, Illinois, of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. William 81. Casson.
The lady was frequent visitor to Viro-
qua in past years.
Mrs L. G. Norris left for Milwau-
kee, Monday morning, to purchase her
spring stock of millinery and learn the
latest styles in hat trimming. Miss Tilda
hduSOA dCCUuApduASO uSE'
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Campbell of
this city, have the sympathy of all in
the death of their six weeks old infant
child. The little one was inferred in
the city cemetery, Sunday last
The County Fair" given at the
Methodist parsonage, Friday evening
last was hummer" 1t was the best
thing that has appeared on the boards
for some time. $50 was cleared.
-Volney Atwood, supposed to be the
oldest Odd Fellow in the state, aged
ninety-three years, was honored by his
fellow fraters at Janesville. He was
twice treasurer OF the grand lodge of
Wisconsin.
The Baraboo Democrat, edited by
bachelor, remarks that charitably in
cIined persons will not declare in favor
of law to tax bachelors, but will take
the view that the unfortunate fellows
are enduring sufficient punishment while
suffering from single blessedness.
Almost an entire page of today's
CENSOR is given to the inaugural af
fairs held at Washington on Saturday.
This embraces a large picture of the
president and his inaugural adress, to-
gether with the order of parade and
other matters of interest in this great
event.
1t is a. assured fact that Viola will
have a crt .mery. The committee ap-
pointed at the meeting have purchased
of ]. A. Warner his building and cheese
and creamery outfit at 900 and are
erecting an ice house and putting up ice.
A large number of farmers are taking
hold of the matter, which insures its
success. By a little hustling this can
! be made large and paying creamery.
--Intelligencer.
Here are a few of my next Satur
| days bargains: Regular a qu8rtered
oak rocker, polish finish for 50 95. Large
mahogany decorated rocker, regular
value S. cut to $4 10. An assortment of
| S. solid oak rockers going for So 80
| Regular 81 80 sewing rocker fer 95c
| Regular 81 75 sewing rocker fo- Il. 20
| Childrens' rockers from 1eo up These
! prices are good for only next Saturday
MELVIN STEENBERG
! Mrs Mary Huber, who has been so
/ seriously sick for several months. is fast
regaining her health under Dr. McEt-
! wee's treatment Her daughter ia also
under the Chicago specialists treas sment.
! Both Mrs. Huber and her daughter had
/ little hope Of ever getting well when
/ they saw Dr. McE!wee They had
-nown about him curing some bad cases
at Sparta and decided to see IL there
was ~ help for themselves Mrs Hu-
ber suffered from some distressing form
! Of skin trouble and q stomach disease