Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
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/ For rent, rooms furnished or un
| furnished Inquire of Geo. Fl Clarke
800 yards of 10 to 25 cent dres
goods tor nine cents at II. d William
& Co.
Shingles are very cheap this yea
save money by buying of John E
Nuzum.
Merchant Charles Chase from Ii
Fargo, is spending week at the parenta
home.
Mrs Norris has Just rect "a large
number of new shapes in US latest
styles
For sale or rent, desirable residence
in First ward, Inquire of Mrs. John
McKittrick
You can save twenty per cent on
your sash and doors by buying of John
E. Nuzum.
The most beautiful suit for men is
the Fl. S. e. NJ. varsity" suit on sale at
Lindemann's.
Mrs. Ole Emilson returned home
last week after spending a couple of
weeks at Chaseburg.
Ontario and Cashton ball teams
played game at the latter place, score
81 to in favor of Ontario.
Mrs. Norris has children's ready-to-
wear hats at 19c, 25c, 29c, Acc, 50 cents.
Bargain table of street hats.
R. M. McAuley and wife of De Soto,
are in attendance at the jubilee exer-
cises of the Congregational church.
Come in and take look at tho lat
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Those at the Boston are simply beauties,
Commencement day in the Viroqua
high school will be June first. A class
of nearly twenty students will be given
honors.
Positions for all who excel. More
than 5000 graduates now employed
Beautiful catalogue free. Address W.
B. U, La Crosse, Wis
The ladies aid society Of the Luther
an Synod church will meet Friday
afternoon, at Mr.. Ed Swenson's place,
three miles south of town
We invite the most fastidious to in
;pect our new line of spring goods, as we
are confident that we have the selection
that will please you at tue Boston.
All members of the blue lodge are
notified to meet at the Masonic hall to-
at o'clock p. M, by order of
W. S, Arnold, Worshipful Master.
"A fine line of mantle and antique
,ak frame clocks just received, with
md without alarm, at the right price.
J. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
Those Geen Milat gray suits at the
Blue Front catch the eye of the good
lresser. They are selling too. The blue
packages on the streets tell the story.
Ladies trimmed hats, one lot at
1875 to 81 Is, one lot from So to S.
special sale Friday and Saturday, May
9th and 18th, at Mrs. Norris at Park
Hotel
The Royal Neighbors will give an
'ther of their popular spelling contests
N Tuesday, May 10th, at the Woodmsn
lall. Refreshments will be served
rice 10 cents
The Pearl City Record, published
t Prairie du Chen for two years past,
las been discontinued. The material
'ss been shipped to Gays Mills, where
erry ONiel will establish paper.
1t is reported that steel range agents
re again touring western Wisconsin.
t would seem t1at their operations in
his section four or five years since ought J
o be sufficient to place people on their |
.uard.
Rural carriers out of Viola will
ereafter wait till after arrival of mail
N the Kickapoo road. This will give
'atrons their mail one day earlier. The
anne arrangement has been made at
1illsboro taking mail into the country
resh from the train.
Mr.. W. r. Patterson of Harmony,
vas caller at this Office on Saturday.
Ie is the survivor in that section of
numerous family of Patterson families,
he older members having passed to the
,reat beyond, and younger generations
ound other locations.
A paper sent the CENSOR from the
vest records the marriage of Floyd L.
sterling to Miss Minnie E. Skipton, at
Sheridan, Wyoming. The groom was
,orn and reared al Victory, the son of
dr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sterling He is an
mploye Of one of the leading western
ailroads.
-Elvy J. Jennings returned from his
our OF northern Wisconsin. He says
arm lands, where desirable, are fully
10 expensive as in old Vernon. During
lis absence Mr.. Jennings was at the
lome of Will Tilton at CsT0tt. met
Perry Hayes, Anton WeikeT, Ex-Sheliff
White and others at Lindsey, George
Taylor at Marshfield, and other former
;itizens of Vernon at different points
III of whom he found in prosperous sit
lations. Mr.. Hayes, he reports, is in very
delicate health.
"A death that brings sorrow to a
ong list of acquaintance in Vlroqua
md southern Vernon county. where he
vas best known, is that of Andrew O.
Thompson, who passed away at his
home near Red Mound on April 27th,
lfter a brief illness from pneumonia.
funeral was held and largely attended
It Folsom church Mr.. Thompson was
andlord of the Central House in this
,ity some years ago. He was brother
% Mrs. Thos. S. Lem of Vircqua, and
lewis o. Thompson of KickapoO a
widow, aged mother, six brothers and
hree sisters survive. Mr.. Thompson
vas born in Franklin in 1856, married
o Maggie Anderson in 1887,
Hoover Hooverson, resident of Fol
ON vicinity for forty-three years. died
" Tue AdIul uOA1c bn OEbuLuAJ Il'OIAtHS
Ifter an illness of three weeks. He was
man of wide acquaintance and much
influence. citizen whose demise will
)e universally mourned. He was sixty
me years old Funeral was conducted
n the church where he had so long wor-
hiped by Rev. Hendricks, yesterday,
where a large ct,ncourse of neighbors
md friends joined the bersaved family
n last farewell a widow survives,
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