Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
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was CENSOR caller Tuesday.
Floyd Hamilton has been visiting
at Sparta and Tomah for few DAYS.
Mrs Norris has one lot ladies' trim
med hats, valued at 81 to So, at 81. 80 tC
So 10.
Miss Ada Weidenfeller of Minera
Point, is sitting with the Shepherd
family.
Mrs A o. Nustad left Saturday
for the northern part of the state to joir
her husband.
Miss Kate Groh left Tuesday morn
ing for Sparta, where she will remain
two or three weeks
Lost, girls red sweater, at the
Bru-h Hollow church Finder please
leave same at H D Williams 81 Co store.
The Virequa Roller mills will grind
four days each week this summer, Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
What's become OF the old fashioned
woman who took pride in getting the
wash ont on the line before her neigh
bors did2
Will Norris Of this city, has installed
transfer and job wagon. Leave or.
ders by phone or in person at J. Omund-
sons store.
Mrs. G. Fritz (nee Hattie Smith
is here from Zanesville Ohio, for an ex-
tended visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith.
For sale, 120-acre farm located five
miles northeast of Viroqua; 80 acres in
timber. Good buildings. well and wind
mill. JOHN e DAHL
Viroqua, Wis, Route No. Z.
Will Glenn has given up his posi-
tion in the Favor restaurant and will
learn the druggists trade at A. J. John
sons. Elvin Snodgrass takes his place
in the restaurant.
Mrs Sylvanus Moore aud youngest
daughter, of Harmony, returned recent
ly from an extended visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs Matte Newton, at
Mellette, South Dakota.
= Found, sum of money which was
lost at my residence during meeting
of the Young peoples society. Owner
can get same by calling for 1t.
r. N. JOHNSON, West Prairie.
Wanted, bright, honest young man
over 1S from Viroqua to prepare for po-
sition in government service. GOOD pay
and chance for promotion. Address iu.-
mediately W. Box /, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Miss Margeret Coff14nd has on dis
play in the north window of A. j john
sons drug store, samples OF her work N
china painting, which certainly bean
evidence to her skill and artistic ability
The Smith Hardware company has
sold out to the Rogerson Hardware com.
pany and all those who are indebted TO
the Smith Hardware company, will
ple. So call and settle. Notes and ac-
counts must be settled immediately
The Misses Eliza, Katie and Nellie
Hauphton are here to attend the funeral
of their father. Also J. W. Haughton
of Viola. Mrs Theo. Brown of Mime
apolis, is seriously i'll and cannot be
present and Mrs Henry Casson is too
far away to reach here in time. Samuel,
brother of Mr.. Haughton, of Bangor,
is also here.
N. G.. Nelson, wool buyer at West
nv. for w. N. Coffiand Of this city. had
delivered in one day last week 8, 800 lbs.
of wool and in one day this week 8, 800
pounds. This is magnificent showing
and represents a big amount OF money
to the farmers.
Last week Ross Stricker suffered
bemorrhage of the lungs and has been
confined to his bed since. Afer severe
attack of pneumonia during the winter
Ross was left weak and unable to do
any work 1t is hoped by his many
friends that he will recover
An exchange says that the blue
berry crop this year promises to be bet
ter than in many years past. No fires
have been running recently to destroy
the bushes which are heavily laden with
buds, and barring frosts, there will be
blueberries in two or three weeks.
The mail route between here and
Coon Valley, changed hands and will be
carried on until July 1st by Sever
Thompson. MIR Thompson leaves the
latter place ut 615 in the morning and
arrives here in time for the morning
train, and returns after the mail is dis
tIibuted
The CENSOR appears two days late
this VT elk on account of the failure OF
our pate MT sides to reach here. 1t seems
that n washout occur ed along the line
between Portage and Madison and that
the car containing the papers was side
tracked. 1t makes bad deal all around,
but can't be helped.
Mrs. Norris wishes to announce to
the public that she wants to close out her
entire millinery by July 5th; will sell
street hats from 80 to 9octs, former
nrlreS FL DU TO p oUs 20 Wv w Fp'"S
trimmed hats at 81 25 to $3 80; $l 90 to
80 90 children hats at 75c to 81 20; chill
dren's street hate, your choice at 25c;
flowers half price
A priuter in nearby town was given
the following copy for an auction bill:
Whereas | haf my farm got to sell as l
want to went west l make offer to sell
load of corn, oats and several tons other
stnff to previous to mention. Also yet
one mil heffer, fresh milk COWS and
sters and hoags and pyggs by me. s
Sneerr. Derms gash II you got him. III
not notes cecured by somebody already
yet.-Ex
Wisconsin takes the lead over all
cantral western states in that the stare
has more money per capita, more people
who own their own homes free from IN
cumbrauce, less farm mortgages and
psuperism, says the year book which
has lust been issued by the department
of agriculture The book contains
comparison of Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Missouri, Iowa. Kansas, Nortn ana
South D. kota, Nebraka and Illinois.
The Shakespeare cIub was entertain
ed by Miss Mary Rusk and Mrs 4, d.
Towner at the home of the former FIJI
day evening last A Shakespeare pro-
gram was carried out. Mrs. John Clase
rendered a solo entitled Come and hlss
Me Sweet and Twenty" The members
responded TO roll call by familiar quota
.so1a To fha one CuazGinA what piay