Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
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Great reduction ON shoes at the Big
Store.
Arrow Head tobacco is full weight
pounds.
Ask your grocer and dealer for Ar
row Head.
Money to loan on real estate In
quire of G. H. Minshall
New line of the very latest in neck
wear at the Blue Front Store.
Manufacturers sale of ladies petti-
coats at the Fair Savings Store.
A big supply Of lace curtains at
very low prices at the Big Store.
Miss Servis Kollock is spending her
vacation at Red Wing, Minnesota.
Send for catalogue Of up-to-date 1Oc
music. BROWN Music Co.
The largest line and the lowest
prices on field seeds at Thompson's gro
Gerry.
We are advised that the f ID AK
river reached the limit of high water,
highest ever known, last week.
Il can save you money on clover,
timothy, and all kinds of field and gar
den seeds at Thompsons grocery.
Those Swiss milk chocolates manu-
factured by Kratchwill are the best ever,
For sale by all Vircqua con1ectioners.
Light Brahmas eggs from choice
fowls 81 90 per 13 ARNT JOHNSON
Route 2, box 20, Viroqua, Wis.
For rent offices in Herrick building
recently occupied by DR.. Barthel. In
quire of s. A. Farr, at Bank of Viroqua,
Miss McChesney of Platteville, for
several years teacher III our high school,
is renewing friendships in the city the
guest of Mrs. McKittrick.
Mrs. Carl NJ. Peterson and little son
Edward, and Miss Alma Peterson of
Soldiers Grove, spent the past week
with Viroqua relatives and friends
%. II. Larson, secretary of the u tica
Mutual Insurance company was opera
ted upon for appendicitis at La Crosse.
He has returned to his Manning home.
-Adolph Hauge, one of our Viroqua
young mer, has purchased a corner lot
in Coon Valley, will cause the erection
of building to be used by him for a
barber shop.
Miss. Marie Hektoen was a pSssen.
ger on Saturday mornings train, return
ing TO her Westby home for weeks
vacation from teaching in the Monroe
city high school.
Victor Warner, who has been at
tending business college here, left on
Thursday of last week for LIZ Crosse,
where he will be employed as fireman
on the Burlington railroad.
Miss Mable, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Lake. will be united
in marriage, this evening. at the home
of her parents, to Mr. Adam Nc Lees,
son of Mr.. and Mrs J. n McLses of the
town of Jefferson.
-Chas. Strait and family are moving
to the farm of Hobe Swain. south of the
city Relatives and friends surprised
.hem on Saturday evening and left them
many handsome gifts as tokens of their
esteem.
Mrs. Fl. Gardner returned to her
home in this city last Thursday evening
after spending the winter with relatives
in Chicago and Portage. She reports
that her nephew, Ivan Rosenfeld, is
slightly improved in health.
Geo Heron of Jefferson, departed
for his new homo at Leipzig. North
Dakota, with two carloads of horses
and household goods. Family will fol-
low next week. He was accompanied by
Thos. Mills of Jefferson, George Schlong
of Newton.
Mr.. Andrew Motley and Eva Motley
of Ontario were married the second 5ime
at Bert Bolden's residence in ODtsrio
March Is, N. NJ. Baldwin, Esq officiat-
ing. The groom set 'em up TO the bows
and all unite in wishing the happy pair
prosperous journey through life.
Cashton Record.
A slight accident befell the after
noon train on the Southeastern road on
Tuesday of last week While going
south near Chaseourg il seems that two
wheels of one of the box cars came off
and gave the pc ssengers little jolting
No particular damage was done other
than to scare the people,
"A business change took place in the
city with the opening of this month,
Adolph Sureneon having purchased the
interest of his partner, Nels e. Fortney,
in the grocery store. Mr.. Surenson is
abundsntly able TO maintain the stand
ard of the firm. Mr.. Fortney will de-
vote his time exclusively to tobacco
matters.
OF the fever on mining finds the
Soldiers Grove Journal says: 1t has
heen predicted for many years that the
Kickapoo hills would be famous for
mines The people living in the mining
country are alway the last to get started
but they are beginning to get their eyes
opened now, and many will be prospect
ing as soon as the weather warns up
and the snow leaves.
To subscribers When you wish to
have the address on your CENSOR chang
ed from one place to another be very
careful to give the Office to which It
il now sent and place to which you de-
sire It changed. Also give number of
rural route if you desire change from
one route to another. These simple
suggestions will many times avoid de-
lays and mistakes, If you will observe
them
Howard Williams and son Frank
returned from their sugar camp with
about 40 gallons of maple syrup and $50
lbs of sugar They made window dis
plav of the sugar. syrup and sceues from
their model camp. which attracted
great deal Of attention, aud created such
demand for their product, that the
entire output waa sold in very short
time. The merit Of their brand IL
praised by all who were fortunate
enough to purchase sample and IL is
to ba regretted that the supply was 80
ANAL, ~ the demand called for many
times the amount on hand