Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
.It Is NOW MAYOR Chase.

pounds.
Fine street and dress hats at tn
Fair Savings Store.
Money to loan on real estate In
quire of G. q. Minshsll.
See those g. 90 iron beds at Froilant
g Wigs furniture store.
Mrs B. F. Ferguson is in Chicag,
visiting her mother and sister.
"A big supply of lace curtains a
very low prices at the Big Store.
-Bsekeepers; supplies for sale a
Froiland 81 Wigs furniture store.
Send for catalogue of up.to-date 10
music. BROWN Music Co
Ask to see those 95c sewing rockers
at Froiland q Wigs furniture store.
Money to loan on real estate SO
curity. BUTT g. BUTT.
The mo mend" stockings for youl
boys and girls at Ell. d. Williams & Co
H A Curry returned from G
winters sojourn in Ohio and Tennessee
The largest line and the Lowest
prices on field seeds at Thompson's gro
Gerry.
Merchant Stevlingson was oyel
from Coon Valley on Saturday between
trains.
Mrs. M. q. Davis came from Lady
smith for a visit with relatives and
friends.
For rent, good pasturage. Water
e. J. OGDEN, city.
II little son, their first born, came
tc Ghe home of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcom
Hiles, Tuesday evening.
--B. J. Toland was in the city, today
in the interest of the Toland business
university of La Crosse.
jesse G. Thompson Is home from
Milwaukee school of pharmacy, having
passed three months there.
Lost, between Viroqua and Sammy
Solverson's, one light overcoat. Please
leave same at CENSOR Office.
Il can save you money on clover,
timothy, and all kinds of field and gar
den seeds at Thompson's grocery.
Our speciality for the next sixty day q
will be tobacco shed boards and barn
material. JOHN E. NUN.
Miss Thea Thompson left 81 urday
for LaFarge to resume her school duties.
She has taught there past two years.
For rent, offices in Herrick building
recently occupied by DIR. Barthel. In
quire of s. A. Farr, at Bank of Viroqus.
The w. C T. U was entertained
yesterday, by Mesdames j. d. Rich
mond and NJ. A. Harrington at the
home of the former.
Those young mems nobby suits in
both double and single breasted are
going fast They are the real thing
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
i am selling watches so cheap that
many people find it don't pay to buy OF
catalogue houses. J. W. LUCAS,
Jeweier and Optician.
Mr. G ] Smith was summoned to
the old home at Fennimore by the
death OF his aged mother Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith were pioneer residents OF
Grant county.
ST Haskins and his "rube town
band will give novel parade on the
principal streets, Wednesday, April 25,
the day he appears at the Opera house,
in our city.
Throw away the cap and get one
of those new spring hats at the Blue
Front Store The very latest in style,
Rosewelle, Kingsbury King Challenge
and Leather. brands.
Charles Aikens, q former citiz IN of
Kickapoo town, died at Ladysmith.
Remains were tskeI to Sugar Grove
for interment Mar relatives survive
tho dooaosed in this oaatiou
The farm 80 long owned by the old
pioneer, George Latta, in the town OF
Kickapoo, has been purchased by Mrs.
Eliza Shepard of Rsadstowr. The lady
will have it managed by tenant.
Fashion and embroideries 20 hand
In hand OF all the styles in great de,
mand and exclusively used Baby Irish
occupies first place.
TATE MERCANTILE Co.
The regular meeting of the woman's
missionary society of the Congregation
al church will meet at the home oi
Mrs. William Lake, on Tuesday, April
oath, at 3p m.
Rural mail carriers had hard strug
gle TO make their regular trips during
the period of awful roads, but the boys
have put in long hours and given thtil
patrons good service
--Spectacles and eye glasses proper,,
fitted. Give me trial before buying
| sell the very best goods at the very
lowest prices You could not expect
more. j. w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
The DeSoto Argus comments thai
Mr.. E. Cilley of Red Mound, works per
haps the oldest horse in the county
The mare is thirty.four years old, anc
does her share of the farm work fol
Mr.. CIiley
The installation services of Rev
Martin Fiusted will be held at tn,
Kickapoo United Lutheran church a
Folsom, Sunday. April %, at II q. N
conducted by Bishop T. Il. Dahl o
Minneapolis
Notwithstanding the unfavorabl
weather and roads. the auction sale o
Chss. S Slack attracted many people
and large amount OF machinery an
other personal property was disposed Q
last Saturday
Rob May is moving from DeSot
community to Dickinson. South Dakota
where he has located homestead AM
purchased large tract of land Hugh
May au1 Alva Clark, also of DeSoto
have claims there
Chairman and Mrs Will Selbsch O
Rockton. have experienced sorrow an
joy IN their home A youog son cam
to them. but betore the mother was abl
TO leave her bed the death angel claim
n I.I. u. ..IN,