Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-22

Sam Owen has been confined to his
home for several days.
Chairman Tullock of Victory, was
in the city for day
Mr. and Mrs. Musgrave and family
have moved to Minneapolis.
Plenty of the Farm Bulletin reports
still at the CENSOR Office. Call and get
one.
Attorney C. W. Graves attended
court at Sparta, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
W. T. Pomeroy & Cos. Comstock
Spanish tobacco seed for sale at Tate's
Big Store.
Shingles are very cheap this year
save money by buying Of John E.
Nuzum.
You can save twenty per cent on
your sash and doors by buying of John
E. Nuzum.
List your city property with the
Western Wisconsin Land q Loan COM
pany, if you want to sell.
Mr. Geo. Lord of Sparta, is in the
city writing old line insurance in the
New York Life company.
Mrs. B. F. Norris moved, Wednes-
in the Park Hotel building
Miss Myrtle Shanks came home this
week. She has been employed as stem.
ographer at Mankato, Minnesota.
Henry Hendrickson has engaged to
travel for a La Crosse shoe house He
will still keep his residence here.
Did you see the new things in spring
dress goods at Severson & Co.'S. They
are fine and extremely low in price.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right. Contains moth
ing injurious. Sold by A J. johnson,
druggist
The Purdy ladies aid society will
meet at the residence of Mrs Tost
Thompson, Thursday, March Both All
are invited
Are you coming in at Severson 81
Co.'S TO get few of those bargains in
groceries, viz canned goods rice, dried
fruit, etc.
John Weber departed, yesterday
morning, for Linwood Kansas, where
he will be employed as blacksmith with
railroad construction corps
We have now car load of Macar-
oni wheat for seed ANY one wishing
seed wheat can see the same by calling
at the mill. THOMPSON BROS.
Our Esofes correspondent statee
that Nels Gylsnd, living near that place,
broke both cf his arms while jumping
from loGd of straw on Monday last.
If ,-ou have troublesome eyesight
consult A. B Stevens, optician and re.
fracticuist, at Jos. Boo nrers. ieweler,
next Monday and Tuesday March 9th
and 28th.
W D. Dyson returned, Sunday
evening, over the Southeastern from
Chicago, where he spent ten days in the
Bouffleur hospital He reports his con-
dition much improved.
You'll find lot of good shoes here,
and good lot of shoes. Anything you
ought to want or may want in season
able summer shoes is here now.
TATE's BIG STORE.
All that You want to get is what
you pay for: be sure You get it. 1t isn't
just enough that you get shoe that
looks So. so worth it has to wear and feel
up to-the price. TATE'S BIG STORE.
The young men of the Viroqua Bdsi-
ness college, will give ball at the Re
lief Corps hall, Wednesday evening of
next week Music will be furnished by
the Viroq16 orchestra. Tickets so cents.
Our sale on overalls and Jackets has
been immense Why? We handle she
reliable makes The Mons Anderson
and the ''Rosenblatt. Wear them once
and you will have no other.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
d. F. Mains purchased the feed
mill and residence property in First
ward of Nelson & Emilson. Mr.. Mains
sold goodly portion of the mill equip
ment to Thompson Bros, and will use
the building for barn purposes.
Some shoes are made of good leather
aud good materi"l but with poor work
that's "adulteration. You won't find
any adulteration' in our shoes; we're
shoe experts" and we look out for that
for You. TATE's BIG STORE.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM Haughton ar
rived home Monday evening from Mad
ison, where they spent the winter at
the residence of their daughter. All
their acquaintances welcome them home
Miss Eliza Haughton came with them
For sale, desirable residence prop
erty consisting Of dwelling house and
two lots in the Third ward, city of vi
roqua. For further particulars address
L. A Herrick Sparta Wisconsin. or
call upon S. A. Farr at Bank Of Viro-
qua.
Homer Smith and Fernie Van Dyke
departed on Tuesday morning, with
car load of supplies for their farm pos
sessions in North Dakota and Alberta,
Canada, respectively. Harold Smith
and james Flemming accompanied
them.
The La Crosse Chronicle of Sunday
gave half-pG,e writeup of the educa-
tional and business institutions of
Sparta. together with some historical
gatherings. 1t was illustrated with
some fine haf-tone cuts of buildings and
scenery.
The Kicbapoo Valley L o. o. F.
association viii observe the anniversary
of the es ia blishment of Odd Fellowship
in Americss with an appropriate meeting
in Viola on April 9th. Rev. c z But
ters of this city, will make the principle
speech of the day. All the orders Of the
association viii send delegations to rep
resent them.
Just received, another shipment OF
Fountain City seeders, the best seeder on
the market. You sbould see these ma
chimes before figuring / also handle
John Deere and Osborne disc harro gs
and peg harruws. If you want the hest
| implements on the market call on me.
An my goods are gusraL oeed
/ SAM ELLEFsON.
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