Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-26

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every description at Towner's.
"A bouncing baby girl came TO the
home Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slade
DIR. and Mrs. Porter passed Sunday
st'De Soto with relatives and frien Is.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing at ]. W. Lucas jewelry store.
Six cent calico four; Amoskeae
ginghams for four at H. D. Williams
For lumber or shingles of any kind
at reasonable prices, go to Thayer's new
yard.
Shingles are very cheap this year
save money by buyirg Of John E
Nuzum.
You can save twenty per cent on
your sash and doors by buying of John
e. Nuzum.
What's become of the old fashioned
fellow who urged that everything that
is is rightf
For sale or rent, desirable residence
in First ward. Inquire of MIS- John
McKittrick.
Landlord Evans of Wesaby, made a
business visit to Chicago and Milwau-
kee last week.
The Viola creamery, recently
opened, received 1904 pounds of milk
the first day.
You can have your choice of fifteen
grades of shingles at John Z. Nuzum's,
the Lumberman.
Mrs. J. D. Beck of Madison, is in
the city visiting her aged parents, MIR.
and Mrs. William Peavy.
The Liberty Pole M. E. Aid society
meets with Mrs. Carl Fortney for lin
ner on Friday April 2Sth.
-Mesdames N. H. Burger and ]. S.
Ireseder were over from Viola on shop
ping errands last Saturday.
Get upl If you can't, buy yourself
the best alarm clock made at Lucas
jewelry and optical store
Come IL and take look az the lat
est creations in Cravenette rain coats.
Those at the Boston are simply beauties
Solid gold filled and gold plated
rings, sll designs, prices from 10c + $35
j. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician
For sale, eggs for Matching, Rose
Comb Brown Leghorn, 81 for Is eggs
Address Mrs. Hugh Porter, Firoqua,
Wisconsin.
Next Friday is Arbor day. Cover
nor La Toilette recommends that it be
observed by the planting of trees, es-
pecially by schools.
Numerous Viroqua fishermen have
found little to brag over so far this sea-
son, their catches having been small,
owing mainly to cold weather.
We invite the most tastidious 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,
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.
Otto Brown and George Jersey
1rove to Sparta last Friday, to deliver
llano to Mrs Arnold, who was in the
;ity ana 'uade purchase of the same.
The Intelligencer says that new
telephone line is being built on the
Sugar Grove road from Viola and every
armer in that vicinity can now have
telephone service
Just received nice line iarless bug.
sies and surries of the finest makes and
attest patterns. I can make some spec
al prices on them if taken soon.
SAM ELLEFSoN.
Jacob Weise and Milo Wirts Of
Webster, are off on prospective tOur TO
oregon, to look over the country. If
hey like it they will return and dispose
IT their property and go to Oregon.
For sale, city property in Viroqua
rwo-story house, eight rooms large
4 koh i
buildings 24x94; z! acres of land. A !
bargain If taken soon G. N. HAUGE. !
The Reedsburg Times asks what's |,
'ecome of the old fashioned girl who !
,ot the opinion of the entire family and !
lot of the neighbors on new hat be-
ore she could decide about buying it2 |
"A 40 inch wide lace curtain for so |
ents per pair; 54-inch wide lace cur |
ain for $l00 per pair; a 60-inch wide |
ace curtain for $125 A special dis.
cunt on all other lace curtains at n. D. |
Williams q Co.'S.
All members of the Regina Rebekah /
odge No. 2S, are requested to meet at |
odd Fellows hall, on Sunday, April |
0th at 10 o'clock sharp, and 20 in 4
'ody to the Congregational church to !
ttend the union service
The reason we haven't advertised |
nore is on account Of being too busy, but !
ont forget that we are here to stay and
mean to gain your confidence by square
nd fair dealing. J. W. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
The man who runs q farm may not
ave as soft hands or as clear com
lie don, nor wear quite as good clothes
very day, as the man in town, but be
as q dead cinch" Oh living and a
usiness that should leave a net profit /,
very year.
Patent interlocking cement shingles
f any desirable width, form or color
re the latest thing in the building line
{ is claimed that cement shingles are
etter than wood, lighter and cheaper
han slate, are easily laid and practi-
ally indestructi ole. !
If you need laces or embroideries
on should buy them of us. We are
Rcrifcing the entire stock in this de- I
the game as every hing else in /
ur store. New goods are sacrificed. /
We have made prices to sell. We are /
losing ont our entire stock.
THE TATE MERCANTILE Co /
As soon as his studies were over at /
he state agricultural college Henry
Nrogan Of this place, accepted a gcol /
'osition on big farm at Hillsdfle. III I.
nois. The young men who take a
curse there, have no difficulty In sec1r- !
ng desirable employment at remunera- I
i've salaries.
On one of the CENsoRs inside pages /
: given the message of Governor La
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