Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-19

pot, to be built by the st. Paul company.
Chamber suits from $l6 to $48 great
~ reduced, next Saturday, at Steen.
berg's furniture store.
For sale. three- year-old stallion;
weight 1000, color bay.
A. J. BOLSTAp, West Prairie.
The truth can be told of any Of our
goods; they are goods exactly as repre-
sented. JOS BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice, April 18th; Andrew Matson,
Fred NJ. Haase, Caleb Baldwin, J. II.
Stanley.
If you are in need of chamber suit,
remember that you can save some mon
ey by calling at Steenberg's furniture
store, next Saturday.
Mics Clara Glenn accepted a posi-
tion as assistant teacher IN Viola high
school. Miss Hayes relinquishes that
place on account of illness
Lost, between Viroqua and North
Springville, an oak drawer to Stan
dard sewing machine. Finder will please
leave at Browns Music store.
Mr. J. W Bell of this city, was ad-
Judged to be of unsound mind on Friday
last, and taken to Mendoza hospital by
Sheriff Ward, accompanied by Ed. Min
shall.
"A Mr. Hou 4holder, Mauston gen.
tieman, has purchased the business
property of p R. Randall at Reads
town, and will establish a first-class
harness shop
Prof Nye, who has long been sup
erintendent of schools in Grant county,
was reelected at the recent election.
/ Mr.. Nye is tbs father 0f Mrs. J. II,
Chase of Viroqua.
Hon. George L Tate and Dr. Butt
drove ovo. from La Fargo, Sunday.
The former recently returned from q
winters stay in Florida and other por.
tions of the south.
For sale. my farm of 81 acres, two
miles west Of Viroqua. Good buildings.
well and other improvements. Call on
on or address OLE MOSENG,
Viroqua, Wis
-MH. B F. Ferguson is causing
stone to be placed on the corner lot op-
posite the new dwelling house of DR.. c.
H Trowbridge, where she will have a
new home built the coming season.
Coon Valley WAS taken by storm
! last Thursday night, the Westby dra-
matte club and orchestra giving az en-
/ ,ertainment there. A special train was
ran for accommodation of the psopht
We don't claim that any jeweler
can't buy just as good goods as ws can
but we do claim they don't sell them as
cheap. J. w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
Artistic china for May and June
weddings The demand for artistic
pieces IN decorated French china is
| growing larger with every season. We
have striking line in these beautiful
/ goods aud invite yonr inspection.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler
! Methodist pastors of La Crosse dis
| trict win convene at Sparta between the
| DAYS of May and 12 with the district
/ ex9mining board, who will hold their
semi-annual meeting for the purpose of
examining several Of the young minis
| ters of this district.
Coon Valley school, presided over
| ny Ole Leum, graduated the following
! pupils: MALTA n. Neprud. Amanda N.
| MidSien, Minnie A. Nelson Hattie o.
Lien, Theodore Ihle, Thomas Lqngseth.
Superintendent Gardner addressed the
class and presented diplomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Lind returned,
last Saturday, from Kansas where they
passed the winter with relatives Dir.
Lind found much relief from an illnesf
re possessed before going to the south,
west They greatly enjoyed the moder.
'ate climate of the sun flower state.
The new mayor of Keokuk, Iowa,
seems to have it about right in his class
ification of the street corner loafer, who
poses as masher. In the course OF his
inaugural address the new mayor said
''I shall class as vagrants, tinhorn gam
blers and fakirs all who pose on street
corners and stare at decent women.
Mr.. Hans Nelson and J. D. Cade
| returned from Neillsville, where they
went to look at land. Mr.. Nelson il
| personally interested in locating farm
ers there. He brought with him somt
of the products grown in Clark county
He showed the CENSOR samples of Early
Rose potatoes that yielded 500 bushels
to the acre.
On Saturday morning the incoming
train returned from a winters sojourI
in southern California, Mrs w. F
Lindemaun. her daughter, Mrs. w M
Trowbridge and little son, Mrs. AlbOl
Lindemann and daughter Katherine ant
son Lawrence They report improved
health, a winter Of sight seeing and th'
meeting of old friends and relatives.
I -Cashton fraters are making ampl
provision for entertainment Of the L.
Crosse district Odd Fellows Association
which meets in Csshton on Tuesday
next. Presiding Elder Trimm of Ear
Claire, will give the animal address
Lodges of La Crosse and Monroe coun
ties will attend by special train accom-
; panied by the Bangor band Viroqui
. odd Fellows. subordinate lodge Chap
ter. uniformed Canton, and Rebeksh
, will attend, probably leaving this cit,
on the regular morning train.
Chicago women have completed
list Of the 'destroyers Of the home a
, named by members of the club; children
dogs, intemperance. lack Of conddenc
r between husband and wife centraliZs
= tion Of wealth, economical independence
r Of women, Felishness, gossip, excessiv
indulgence in emotions, lack Of interes
? in thOse things which interest othe
Z members of the family, Ignorance lac
= OF harmony. bad cooking lack If con
/ sideration, poor servants. i'll health, pOy
, erty. tyFannical husbands, desire Z
I bcss We might add the other fellow
the other woman. fine clothes, desire {
{ travel. love Of fattery, appetite lsZ
ness, cats, feline and otherwise. -Ex.