Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28
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Chew Arrow Head tobacco 1t
suits.
This is examination week in our city
schools.
Arrow Head tobacco will not make
your month sore
Special sale on 10 cent music at
Browns music store
Match vour white suit with hand
bag at the Big Store.
Bay your shingles of John +. Nm
z1m and save money.
1900 Monarch shirts at 50 cents ut
the Fair Savings Store.
r. w. Baldwin dentist. Office Op.
posite Viroqua poatotlice.
Girl wanted, TO do housewOrk. Ap-
ply to Tailor Anderson.
John r. Lyons of Viola, was a busi-
ness caller here, Saturday.
Save your Arrow Head tags They
are worth one-half cent each.
Editor Ira S. Griffin spent the latter
part of last week in Chicago.
-Albon Lindemann returned from
New York, Friday morning.
Mrs o. J Anderson of Viola, was
a business visitor here Friday.
Rooms to rent in Ferguson block
Inquire of Mrs b r. Ferguson.
Charles Appleman of Clinton, spent
Thursday in this city on business
Remember the mass meeting at the
Opera hall, next Monday evening.
"A good choice of early spring hats
is to be found at the bon Ton
Why, o, why don't you try Arrow
Head tobacco2 A good tough chew.
--latest things in spring hats and
caps The BLUE FRONT STORE
Mems 81 and 81 80 monarch shirts
Mt 80 cents at the Fair Savings Store.
Rev. l. G. jacobson will preach at
Fargo church, next Sunday 1T 800 p. III
Mrs. G.. NJ Grey of La Crosse, visi-
ted relatives In this vicinity last week.
The Springville w. G T. u. meets
with Mira Ellis Reed on Thursday, April
5th.
Remember the famous Sharood
shoes are sold only at the Blue Front
Store.
Bargains in all kinds of building
materials and hardwood at John E. Nu-
Zums.
-Tate's has always been and now is
headquarters for dress goods and trim
mings.
The pastor of the Methodist church
will lecture on David Livingston next
Sunday morning.
We are showing the largest line of
gilt, silver and embroidery belts at the
Fair Savings Store
Ole Kalvestran, manager of the
Readstown tobacco warehoue, was in
the city Friday.
Miss L1ttie Wise of Tom4h is max
ing a visit of few days with Rev. and
Mrs. Chas. Batters
Mr.. J. J. Tiefz of Bloomer, visited
at the home of J. Petricek on Bishop
Branch last week
Maurice Lemon has started in to
learn the art preventative of all art"
at the Leader office.
Mrs. r. Riley entertained number
of ladies Wednesday evening, in honor
of Mrs Carl Anderson.
For clover, timothy garden seeds,
field peas, and oil meal q d Williams
& Cos is the place to buy.
Veteran Nelson Davenport of Reads
town, circulated anong old friends in
Viroqua one day last week.
H. II. Goodenough of Ontario, was
here last week settling his village tax
with County Treasurer Berge.
Get your auction and horse bills
printed at the CENSOR Office Right
prices and good work is the rule
John N Olson sold his residence
property located just north of the court
house. to c. ". Chase, Monday.
Ladies of the Springville M. K.
church will serve dinner on election day
at the home of Mrs. Z ona LaFlash,
Ladies' aid society of the Congrega
tional church will meet with Miss Lib
bic Spellum on Wednesday, April
Mrs. Emma Heathcote of South Da-
kota. was called here on Fribay last. by
the death of her sister, Miss Ida Ogden.
Students of the businese college give
their last dance of the season on Satur-
day evening at Opera hall Tickets so
cents.
Jerry O'Leary resigned his position
as supervisor of the mems ward at the
asylum and has returned to his Reads
town home.
w duU6Q, man, OF Two u6u, WIFI
teams, to farm s to Is acres of tobacco.
House and tools furnished Inquire at
CENSOR office.
State Senator A. T. Krsabel of Cliff
ford, North Dakota, visited here last
week with his wife'5 parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chris Oswold.
Professor Hnghill of La FARCE has
accepted the prlncipalship of the high
school at Thorpe for the next school
year The position pays 800 per month.
John E. Nuzum has the most COM
plete stock of lumber that was ever
offered All bought before the rise. He
can save you money Call and see him.
Mrs S w Moore has returned from
Il two months visit with her son Owen,
in the town of Jefferson Mrs Gran
dali of Harmony, is etaying with Mrs
Moore as a companion.
At special school meeting tine citi
zens of La Fargo voted in favor of estab-
fishing a four-year high school The
best seems to be none too good for our
enterprising neighbor city.
For sale, the desirable Casson resi-
dence property lying within block of
the business center OF the city Elegant
proposition for boarding house In.
luire of Frank A. Chase
j. w Haughton of Viola, WIS in
tha city over Sunday, the guest of his