Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-03


a cousin from the east
-Ex, County Treasurer Lier was over
from Coon Valley on Monday.
-4Sc for 100 pounds crushed shells
for chickens, at Lindemanns.
Don't forget the wall paper sale at
Towner's, commencing Thursday.
Sterling silver of nvery description
j. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
For rent, rooms. furnished or un-
furnished. Inquire of Geo. Fl Clarke
Shingles are very cheap this year
save money by buying of John E.
! Nuzum.
For sale or rent. desirable residence
in First ward Inquire of Mrs John
McKittrick.
The most beautiful suit for men is
the Il, S. 81 M. varsity" suit on sale at
Lindemann's.
Mrs. E. c. Truesdale will entertain
the ladies of the M. E. aid society We'd
nesday, May 10th
"A. o. Nustad is home from the
northern part of the state to spend a
few days with his family
The Viroqua Young peoples society
| w ia AICCh az INCA l1JfeLuNl 81 OuuldH HI
| ternoon, May 7th, at o'clock.
Miss Louis Kollock of the high
school, gave an interesting talk to the
Shakespeare club on Monday evening.
| Come in and take look at the lat.
est creations in Cravenette rain coats.
Those at the Boston are simply beauties.
For sale, eggs for Matching, Rose
Comb Brown Leghorp, 81 fer 10 eggs.
Address Mrs, Hugh Porter, Niroqua,
| Wisconsin.
The city band gives free concert
next Sunday afternoon. DR.. FL ]. Suttle
| kindly rendered the use Of his lawn for
| the occasion
Frank Wulfgram spent Sunday at
his home in this city. He is employed
as an extra teiegrspher with duties at
various points.
Attorney Tolrud spent portion of
the past week at Madison Mrs. Tolrud
returned with him, after several weeks
visit with her parents.
We invite the most fastidious to in
spect our new line of spring goods. as we
are confident that we have the selection
that will please you at the Boston
w. s. Arnold and little daughter
accompanied his sister, Mrs. Dewey,
to her home in Arcadia, where Mr. Ar
mold will leave his baby daughter
Those Geen Milat gray suits at the
Blue Front catch the eye of the good
dresser. They are selling too The blue
packages on the streets tell the story.
The circuit court room in the new
court house at LIZ Crosse was dedicated
yesterday. ATTIC 1ey G. w. Graves 1ep-
resented the bar of Vernon county at
the opening ceremonies.
Earl Truesdale and Ed. Harrington
have joined forces in the barber business,
and will no doubt run first class shop.
Mr.. Truesdale will move all his fixtures
across the street next week
Mrs. Peter Rome and child of Ris-
ing Sun, who were injured last Tuesday
afternoon, in runaway near the city, I
are slowly improving and the doctors
think they are now ont of danger.
The Viroqua Dramatic company
presented their play, THE Darkened
Window, at Viola on Friday evening
last, snd succeeded in clearing $40 All
reporG themselves as having been royal
ly received and entertained.
Don't go blind for minute. Al
ways consider your best interests in
selecting watch bargains from us; also
look over our jewelry, silver and French
china ware. We carry the finest of
everything, Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office Nay 8, 1905: Miss Ella Jackson,
j. N. Beekman, G. w Talson, NJ Far
win, Miss Emma Il. Kysar Mrs. Anna
Larson, Mr.. B. Emmett, Mrs. George
Corbin, Ole L. Bollingberg, V. L. Rim
Mrs. Ben Hanson dropped dead at
her home eight miles west of this city,
last Wednesday afternoon, of heart fail
ure. Deceased was forty-tive years of
age and leaves husband and five chill
dren. Funeral took place on Saturday
last
-One of the patients at the asylum
started out on Sunday morning last, for
a jaunt up the line" Under Sheriff
Dunlap succeeded in getting track of
him near Cashton and after some resist
ance, he was returned to the asylum au-
thorities
Remember we keep the genuine
Rogers silver plated ware in knives.
folks, spoons, butter knives, sugar shells,
meat forks, berry spoons, gravy ladies',
jelly spoons and many other things
which will pay you to call and examine.
J. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
Passenger Agent Boyle was in Chi
cago last week, interviewing head Of
ficials of the st. Paul system in regard
to establishing daily train service be-
tween this point and La Crosse. We
understand that his efforts were of no
avail, the other gentlemen not being able
to see it that way.
The longevity of the ancestors of
Thomas Stevens of Prairie du Chen, q
native of Bohemia, is a wonderful re-
cord. His grandfathers lived to the
ages of 100 and l15 years respectively
and his grandmothers lived to the ages
of loo and SO years Mr.. Stevens at
tanned the age of 80, December 21st and
is a very sprightly man.
Mr.. Raymond r. Frazier, formerly
! of Sparta, and now American consul at
| Copenhagen, has gone to Ogden and San
| Francisco to represent citizens of DEN
mark in the settlement of estate cases in
! those cities He will return to Copen-
| New York, having completed visit Of
/ some weeks in Madison. Sparta Herald
-Four new rural route drivers made
/ their initial trips Monday of this week,
and the five old drivers had their routes
4 changed somewhat. Abe Bort carries
! the mail on route one and goes north
/ Bert Dustin route two, southwest; Shed
Stout, route three, east; Andy Russell
route four, south; Albert Thompson.
! routa fiua zouEhaazf. Gao Hznyv