Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-24
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Frank Wintz spent Sunday at De
Soto.
s. B Gates was caller at La Crosse
ON Monday.
ID o. Mshoney spent Sunday at
Ontario,
-Isca Reeves spent couple of days
at Sparta.
Complete line o. sash and doors at
Thayer's.
Fresh bread cents at Severson &
Company's.
Fresh bread ceuts per loaf at Nell
sons bakery.
Misses Addie and Hazel Smith are
visiting in Sparta
-R. W. Baldwin, dentist, opposite
postofice, Viroqua
Paints, varnishes and brushes Of all
kinds at Towners.
All kinds of good shingles at reeson-
/ able prices at Thayer's.
Il. w. Switzer of Minneapolis,
| passed several days in the city.
H. E Light purchased eight good
horses while in the city, Monday
Don't ask if it's fresh-it is. Bread
cents per loaf at Nelson's bakery.
Oil Inspector Jos. Omundson had
official business in Cashton on Monday.
Lost, black cravenette raincoet.
Finder please leave same at CENSOR Of
flee.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f.
Lindemann, Jr, Saturday, ten-pound
girl.
Robert Gesla of Merrill, is in the
city visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank
Peters
Two thousand yards of best calico
at Fl d Williams q Company's for 4c
per yard.
Have You attended tfa May sale of
muslin underwear at Fl. y Williams &
CompaDys2
The Springvlle W, G T U will
mest with Mrs May Harris on Thurs
day, 1nne 1st.
-Miss Tena Lee spent u week near
Cashton, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Melvin VanDuzea
A telephone meg age brings You at
once any thing in our line
TIBBITTS CAMERON LUMBER Co.
For rent Mrs A o Larson's south
store building on Main street. Inquire
at the millinery store.
-Mr1. Norris has children's ready.to
wear hats at 19c, 25c, 19 49c, SO cents.
Bargain table of street hats.
-Assemblyman A. II Dahl of West
by, was in town, Monday, in attel dance
Mt meeting of the asylum trustees.
-Miss Grace Caswell of Mt. Sterling,
Fred Freeman and Donald Mcdowell
of Soldiers Grove, were guests at the
Richards home, Sunday.
A biz event Uncle Toms Cabin.
New scenic effects, sixteen pickanninies
in song and dances The beautiful story
of love and faith told by Eva.
Prairie du Chen is to have FIVE
day street fair and carnival beginning
.June 9th. The attractions will be varied
and good time is promised all visitors
Remember we sell the Viking"
make of boys and children's clothing
These are the best made, best fitting
and most stylish goods on the market
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Pupils of the sixth grade agreeably
surprised their teacher, Miss Grace
Hannah, Monday evening, at the Cobb
residence Refreshments were served
and the evening enjoyably spent.
One of Lancaster's bright young
men, Mr.. Ralph L Ray, has been hon
ored by being appointed private tutor to
the king of Spain. Alphonso wishes to
become familiar with our language and
methods of doing business.
In the wrestling match given at
Cashton on Saturday evening last,
James Whitney of that place, won out
over Jake Bloom of Tomah. The men
were pretty evenly matched, it taking
forty minutes to secure the first fall.
City Assessor Henry Gosling has
been at his work week or more Ad-
ditional questions have been added to
the old list He is required to ascertain
the number of deaf, dumb and idiotic
persons in his district and the value of
all property exempt from taxation.
In match game of ball played by
the assembly and senate employees, at
Madison, on Tuesday, G. 81. Collins of
Victory, acted as pitcher for the assem-
bly. while Charles Bush of this city,
acted in the same capacity for the SEN
ate Result of game, % for senate to Z
for assembly.
For graduation presents we ht We
two hundred different designs in set
rings, all kinds of watches and chains,
any amount of lockets, fobs, brooches,
beads, neck chains, souvenir spoons,
fancy gold clocks, etc, at the right
price. D. w: LUCAS,
in honor of those who died and sac
rificed their homes loved ones and all
that was dear to them memorial SER
vices will be held, next Sunday, May
.2Sth, as follows: Springville, Ii a. m,
Brookville, p. m; Liberty Pole, 7:45.
Attorney c. a. Minshsll of Viroqua, will
deliver the oration entitled THE He
roes of 1865 versus the Heroes of 1905.
The rains all over the country have
caused the rivers to rise rapidly, and
should present precipitations continue
unabated, we are almost certain to have
an old fashioned June rise. The high
water will interfere with the pearl fish
ers, and the clam shell industry Will be
dull until the water recedes Most OF
the local she'll fishers have returned
home, until the weather is warmer ana
the low water stage returns. Courier
Since the addition of the four new
rural free mail routes from the Vlroqua
postoffice and several others from vari-
ous points in the county, we have re-
ceived hundreds of letters and postals
from CENSOR subscribers, directing us
to change their addresses. In good
many instances they do not mention
their former postoffice or route, and II
Ia very aunOyiug to have 70 look over