Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

at o clock p. m, for the DurDose OF nominal
ing Candidates for town officers for ensuinG
year COMMITTEE.
Windy.
March winds
Anna Gohde passed Sunday at Spar
Ia
Special sale on 10 cent music al
Browns music store
Match your white suit with hand
bag at the Big Store
M. A. Rosenwater was up from
Ferryville, Saturday.
Frank Chase was at Cashton SatuI
day last, buying horses.
300 Monarch shirts at 50 cents al
the Fair Savings Store.
R. w. Baldwin, dentist. Office op
posite Viroqua postoffice.
Mrs. Martha Love Mckinney went
to Chicago to visit relatives
Leslie Johnson is employed in the
Curtis restaurant and pool room
Rooms to rent in Ferguson block
Inquire of Mrs B F. Ferguson
Closing out sale of mems and boys
clothing at the Fair Saving Store.
-Niroqua town caucus will be held
March 3lst at O'Clock, in this city.
Merchant EDQebretson was n bust
ness caller from Esofea on Monday
Mems 81 and 81 so monarch shirts
at so cents at the Fair Savings Store.
-Tate's has always been and now il
headquarters for dress goods and trim
mings
-Messrs Peter Jerman and Peter
Iverson were CENSOR callers from West
Prairie
Come in and hear the Krell Auto
Grand self playing piano at Brown g
music store
Joseph Bierke. gentleman of Coon,
returned from a protracted visit TO the
Pacific coast.
Miss Valerie I,oucks returned TO her
home in DeSoto after spending the win.
ter in this city
Brookville Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Henry Lake, Thursday. March
%. All welcome.
Our o'carts are going fast Only
81 % for rubber tire folding carts Mt
Froiland u Wigs
"A little daughter arrived at the
tAOHic Va 41ls dLAl AiIss AIlIDBTb buTH
hart, last Thursday.
We are showing the largest line of
gilt, silver and embroidery belts at the
Fair Savings Store.
Perry, the candy man, made a busi.
ness visit to Platteville, the mining CEN
ter of the middle west
For clover, timothy garden seeds
field peas, and oil meal Il D Williams
81 Cos. is the place to buy.
Having disposed of his village prop
erty ut La Fargo, Geo. B Fisher and
family will return to Viroqua.
Good sleighing for week has pro-
amount of logging in the woods
Get your auction and horse bills
printed at the CENSOR office Right
prices and good work is the rule
b G. Dinsdale came from Appleton
to, visit old friends and look after his
farming interests in this vicinity
Lost in Viroqua, March ii, ladies
black pocketbook, with chain attached
Finder please leave at CENSOR office
While being driven along near the
st. Paul depot the delivery horse of II.
D. Williams & Co fell and broke it's
neck
Ray Brye returned from ST Francis
hospital at La Crosse, Thursday last
He underwent an operation for appendi-
citis
Clerk of the Court Mains and As
semblyman Dahl are off for business
trip to Spokane and the state of Wash
ington.
WHAT'S bee I'm. of thu old-fashioned
man who )uld always tell by his ''ru
m itiE" that tte weather WIS going 10
change.
Ole Josvanger and daughter of
Wheatland town, were visitors at the
CENSOR Office on Monday whilesp & q
city on business
"A three year-o'd daughter of Christ
Larson died rathe: suddenly at
Coon Valley, cause said by the Ii n pa
per to be diptheris
The CENSOR has for free distribu-
ton fresh supply of farm institute
bulletins which the public is invited to
call for and secure.
H. II Kinds of Galesville, was a
Viroqua caller on Friday last Mr..
Kinds was former resident of the Bad
AK section of our country
Henry Kish OF Newton, was in the
city, yesterday. He is sbout to locate
in the village of Stoddard, where he will
endeavor to take life easy.
"A series of revival meetings are be-
ing conducted at the Methodist church
in Viola Pastor Waste is assisted by
former Presiding Elder Case.
March, so far has held the record
for being among the coolest of the win
ter And vet, it has been an enjoyable
month, as it has been winter.
New spring suits arriving daily
See the new Adler suits Guaranteed
clothing that has no equal in style, fit
and fabric THE BLUE FRONT STORE
H G Plimpton ard wife disposed
of their furniture and millinery business
at LaFarge, and will seek another loca.
tion. John w. Curry succeeds Mr..
Plimpton.
Mrs J. w Burkhart, nee Minnie
McLees, and little daughter, will leave
soon for Lepsig, North Dakots, TO join
her husband who has large farming in
terests there.
The rich eating too much and the
poor eating ton little. the poor having
too many children and the rich too few
is playing hob with the human race
scientists say.
Mr. o Ii. Helgeson recently made
business trip 70 New Albin. Iowa
where he met and conferred with n