Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
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-69c white India linen shirt waists,
SOC at the Fair Savings Store.
81 lbs granulated (not beet sugar
for 81. W. +. LINDEMANN Co.
DIR. John Chase and family spent
Landing
Its up to you Mems black and
brown 15c hose at &c per pair at the Fair
Saving Store
Herman Schaldach of Chipmunk
Cooley ridge, was guest of F. o. Sam
mons and family on Saturday.
If our low prices hurt your feelings,
we can't help it, Jos BOEHRER,
| the Jeweler.
Station Agent Boyle returned. Sun
day, from Philadelphia, where he at
tended convention of railroad officials.
Rev. jacobson will preach in Reads.
town Methodist church next Sunday
evening, speaking in English language.
! Mrs. Oliver Helgerson returned last
Saturday, from Chicago where she spent
six weeks visiting sisters who reside
there.
| Cakes, crackers, and package goods
of ali kinds, at Severson's, and say, Try
| 10c. They ara fine
-Mesdames L. C. Boyle and F. M
| Towner are In Chicago where they went
to attend the wedding Of Miss Nellie
| Harper, neice of Mr.. Towner.
Calvin Morley returned from the
south after winter sojourn He is in
poor health and was met at Chicago by
his son, DR.. Frank Morley.
Mrs. James Stevens and children
| of Knox, North Dakota, and her sister,
Mrs. Ole Thompson and little daughter
OF Bangor, are visiting their parents
near Viroqua
"A. B. Stevens, eyesight specialist
and optic.an, of LA Crosse, will be at
Jos. Boehrer's, jsweler, Thursday and
Friday, June Z and 8
Many men want Is or II jewel
| watch but don't want to spend much
| money. We have the goods to supply
that demand-and you can profit by it,
4 too. Jos. BOEHRER. the Jeweler.
The Madison Democrat says it is
| claimed that merchants of that city sold
| 81, 300 30 worth of fishing tackle in one
day, the opening of the fishing season,
with which about 81 40 worth of fish
were caught. But think of the sport
Merchant Oscar Groves was busi-
ness caller from Ross on Monday. He
I reports good business in his line and
| says the cheese factory there has big
( run with bright prospects for sue
/ cessful season.
Eye strain causes headaches. BY
| removing the cause we effect perma
! nent care. 4. B. Stevens, eyesight spe-
cialist and opticisn, at Jos. Boehrer's,
Jeweter, Thursday and Friday, June :
/ and 8 Satisfaction guaranteed.
Edgar Ewers returned from Ever
| etts, s D., where he went to accept
position as bookkeeper with Mcintosh
1 Bros. For good reasons he declined the
offer, and his many friends are pleased
| to see him with us again R sadstown
| Herald
Clint C. Hazen, of Muscoda, visited
| his sister, Mrs. Grant Chandler, here
Tuesday. He has Just associated him
self with Mr.. Eagan, of Muscoda Bott-
ling works the product of which is to
he pop, ginger ale, birch beer, etc
| Richland Democrat,
Miss Amy Gott graduates this week
from the Stout Training school at Men
omonee, ia their course in domestic sci.
ence Miss Gott has the honor of be ng
| one of the two from her class chosen to
appear on the commencement program.
Her subject is THE relation of Diet to
Health.
Next Sunday will be memorial an
niversary with the modern Woodmen.
The occasion will be observed by ap.
propriate union service at the Congre.
gational church. All Woodmen are re.
quested to attend. They should assem-
BILE In Woodman hall at $50, when they
will march in body to the church.
About the middle of June Rev.
Ausheim Of West Prairie, will, with his
| family, depart for Norway, and it is
their present intention to remain there,
| For twelve years Rev. Ausheim has
ministered to the Lutheran congrega
| tions, popular with his parishioners and
it is with regret that they part with
| him and his family.
Springville schools will hold com
| nencement exercises in that village on
Friday evening OF this week A splen
did program of exercises has been pre-.
pared Following young people will be
graduated: Gland German, Hazel NJ
| Miller, Florence E. Doerr, Ida L.
Thompson, Elsie M. Thiel, Nina E.
l StbOty SbhliCb IL
| Heron.
Memorial Sunday, although very
l disegreeabie at the service hour, was
| well observed in the union service held
ut the Congregational chGch. Rev. c.
l E. Butters gave an address significantly
| appropriate to the occasion The music
and other features of the exercise were
| we'll timed. The G. A. r Post attend
ed in body, occupying section of the
| church auditorium.
| Our eastern neighbors, Viola and
La Fargo are making efforts for public
improvements the present season. The
first named has in contemplation &c.
600 addition to her school buildings, and
the latter is striving for system Of
waterworks adequate for domestic use
and fire protection Special elections
will be held by our ueighboring villages
to determine upon these matters,
1t is against the law for anyone to
have more than ten pounds OF any yari-
| ETY. OF trout, which were caught in the
inland waters of the state, in possession
or under control in any one dav during
the open season 1t is also violation
of the law to take aud retain trout VI
| any variety less than six inches in
length; trout so taken must be- immedi.
ately returned, without .Djary. to the