Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10

R. W. BALDWIN, dentist, opposite
postoffice, Viroqua.
Paints, varnishes and brushes of all
kinds at Towner's.
Sam Samuelson of Wheatland, has
gone to Canada to take land.
Stock of windows and doors just ar
rived at Thayer's new yard.
All kinds Of lumber at reasonable
prices at Thayer's new yard.
Peter KeYser and family of Reads
town, have moved to Missouri.
Prof .'mer Smith and wife were
callers in 9 city from. .Westby.
p. Cogan & Sons shoes for boys are
the best Lindemann sells them.
MIR. Wilson, teacher Of the school
in Newry district, spent Sunday at
home
e. l.. Mcdowell of Raadstown, is
having great success capturing wolves
and foxes.
For sale, road wagon and single
set of driving harness. Inquire of Jos.
Omundson.
Mrs. A S. Nelson sold her tenement
west of the Touring mill to Mrs. Rebecca
Silbaugh.
mblyman Dahl was in the city
on business, Monday, returning to Mad
ison in the evening.
Superintendent Gardner is at Mad
sor. attending state convention Of
school superintendents
w Fl. Banks is now located with
w. Fl. Stogdill in his blacksmith shop
west oil the Bouffieur store
Ole T. and John o. Fortney of
Franklin, were business callers at the
CENSOR, Monday forenoon.
"A new road grader was taken from
this city, on Monday, for the Retreat
road district, by Henry Boland.
From twenty-five ewes and thirty
yearling lambs Superintendent Wilkins
Of the asylum, sold sos in wool.
AT one of the La Crosse hospitals E
l.. Morley of Readstown, underwent
successful operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Henry Casson and Miss Kath-
ryne Haughton came from Madison TO
attend at the bedside of their father,
Rev. Haughton.
Mrs. James Biddison came from
Sparta and passed Saturday, Sunday |
aud Monday with relatives and friends |
southeast Of the city.
If every farmer would look cut for |
that particular piece of road lying adja- |
cent to his lands the road question |
would be speedily solved.
Albert Kuehn, Jr., has moved from !
Genoa to New Albin, Iowa, where he |
will engage in the hotel business.
What's become of the old fashioned |
woman who indicated how fieshy she |
was getting by telling how tight the
sleeves Of her jacket had become?
One of Starks old citizens and vet
eran soldiers, Jesse Smith, died at the
Veterans Home near Waupaca, recently, |
at the age of seventy-six years.
Supervisor Tate was in the city |
from LaFarge on Monday. He reports
prospective building activity for that
enterprising village the present season.
Imported socks for men See them
in the south window. 25 to so cents.
Equal to the finest you will find in the
large cities ut the Blue Front Store.
The delivery of product at the vi
rOqus creamery has grown to such pro-
portions that new equipment has been
required, which has just BEEN installed.
Miss Mamie Lemen came from Re-
treat and spent Sunday at home Sue
reports that three schools in that neigh
borhood will unite in commencement
exercises.
1t is reported that the south half Of
the Jos Pulver block occupied by Otte-
son & Nelson as furniture store has
been sold to Hans Lang of Sparta, who
will use it for saloon
The young peoples society of the
Lutheran Synod church will meet Sun
OF Mro al |
address to the young people will be de-
livered by Rev. Hendricks. All are well
come.
DIR. McElwee's next visit will be on
Tuesday, May 10Th, st the Fortney. The
doctors examinations are free and
chronic sufferers are cordially invited to
call and get his opinion in regard to
their case.
For sale good second hand furni-
ture at reasonable prices Furniture in
cludes bedroom SETS book case, hall
stand, chairs, table and many other
articles. Apply to Mrs 81. P Proctor,
Vircqua, Wis.
Sheriff Ward went to Buffalo county
and brought back with him Clint Robin
son and Mamie Mason, Stoddard youths
who attempted an elopement. The
SOuUS uldH Was dETdlSuSu D6LOEc Jus |
| tice Pollard, but parents of the young
people arranged q marriage, the cere-
|lnony being performed by Mr. Pollard.
The house at Springfield which Alb
|raham Lincoln owned and occupied,
will be reproduced at the Lewis & Clark
exposition as the Illinois state building.
This is the only piece of real estate that
Mr. Lincoln ever owned. The house is
now used as a museum of Lincoln re-
/ ylics, many of which will be on exhibit
y Etion at Portland.
The number of old soldiers who will
gather throughout the country on mem
orial day this year to pay tribute to
those who are gone will be smaller by
several thousand than a year ago. Each
succeeding year finds more graves TO de-
corate, and the day is not far hence
when the last member of the Grand Ar
nmy of the Republic will have drawn his
blanket around him to sleep for all time
1and his grave will be strewn with
iowers Dy the children of his comrades.
HEx
/ One of the largly attended and hap
Epiest matrimonial events of the season
occurred at Viola on Wednesday last,
when Miss Hattie Wells and John A |
EIoveless, Jr., were united in marriage
bt the residence of the brides parents.
Editor and Mrs J. II. Frazier II was
an evening event celebrated with good .
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