Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

Inayer.
Mrs Grant Poerce is visiting rela-
tives in Sparta.
Jap rice &c per pound. 10 los for SOC
at Lindemann's.
-10-pound keg OF Holland herring on
ly 75c per keg, at Llndemann's.
Cyclone, the best patent flour for
only 81 sack at P Bouflsur's.
Ethel Atwood returned from Mil
waukee, last Saturday evening.
You can always find a good supply
of staple dry goods at the Big Store
Parties having meat to smoke, have
it at Devlin's meat market by March Is.
Our limo of shoes is being closed out
very fast Low price tells at the Big
Store.
N. IL Bnrgor Of Viols, was bust.
ness caller in Nircqna or Tuesday Of
this week.
H. G Gardner returned home from
Chicago on Sunday. Fie spent the win
ter in that city.
-Berlie Moore and wife are spending
"a half week Mt the parental home Of the
former near La Fargo
Mr.. o w Kaulbarsch of the Linde.
mann store, returned from the eastern
markets, last Saturday.
Jackson and Abner Silbsugh have
purchased the Third ward residence pro-
perty of Shed Stout
We have a few pounds of took fish
we will sell at l2, per pound,
w. F. LINDEMANN Co.
Take look at, and few yards of.
the many fancy dress goods offered by
Severson 81 Co at SOC the yard All
new spring styles.
Mr.. John E Nuzum of this city.
was chosen treasurer of the lumbermen's
state association, which held it's annual
session in Milwaukee last week.
Students of the business college give
another of their popular dances, tomor-
row Thursday evening. Music fur
nished By Messrs. Otto and Ben Brown.
We are receiving new jackets, She'd
rane coats and walking skirts every day.
Do not think because you looked once
you have seen all at H. d. Williams &s
Co.'S.
Ladies aid society Of Congregations
al eid society meets with Mssdanles l..
G Boyle and Harold Proctor on Wed
nesdsy, March 81, at the home of the
former.
Fashion and embroideries go hand
in hand OF all the styles in great de-
mand and exclusively used Baby Irish"
occupies first place
TATE MERCANTILE Co.
Many of her friends gave Mrs. Jake
Daco, Jr birthday party on Satur-
day evening last, on Dutch Ridge A
pleasant evening was spent and Mrs
Dach was given a number of nice pre-,
sentE
Mrs J, A. Rsndles, who has been
visiting at the home of her father. M. c.
Nichols, for several months, was called
TO Rawlins, Wyoming, by the illness of
her two children, who had previously
returned home with Mr.. Rendles.
Advertised letters at the Virooua
postofhce: A. Hill, Arlug Midthun, AL
bert Nelson, Chris Nelson, rural route
No !, Ethel Vance, Inga Olson, lone
Olson. ldda Anderson. Cora Nelson,
Mrs. q, w Bell, Mrs. N. Halvorson.
-Meesrs. and Mesdames L !. Martin
and Chas Kuebler entertained a large
party at cards and in social gathering
at Relief Corps hall, Wednesday eve.
ming 1t was a social function greatly
appreciated by those who participated.
Merchant Ole Eide was a caller in
the city from Chaseburg on Saturday
He says their town has enjoyed good
business the present winter, and ia fact.
since the advent of the new railroad, for
all of which their citizens are duly an.
preciative.
Mrs Jerome Favor wishes to thank
the members of the Viroqua and Spring.
vile W. c 7. L. for the shower Of DOS
tails they sent her Each card was tied
with bow of white ribbon snd ex-
pressed words of tender love and SYM
pathy, and hope for speedy recovery
MIR, and Ayrs George Heron were
pleasantly SUI prised by the Springville
ladies aid last Thursday The young
people gathered Saturday evening, and
surprised Miss Iuez and Daniel and Les
lie Heron. A very pleasant evening
was spent, George and family leave
for their new home in North Dakota in
q few weeks
MIR ]. A Norris, late editor Of the
Cashton Independent and native town
of Clinton boy, has been appointed state
factory inspector at remunerstive sal
ary. Mr.. Norris selection is hot by DO
iitical 'pull, but won oD civil service
examination. He was second highest ia
standing ont of cid of ninety-six who
wrote throughout the state for like posi-
tiops His many friends extend con.
gratulations to Jap. on his preferment.
H. ID. Williams returned from his
sugar camp on Sunday, az zero weather
had stopped the flow of sap. He was
able to try his new and up b. date ap-
psratus with the sap obtained last week
and was successful in obtaining some
fine sugar and several gallons of syrup.
Those who have been lucky enough to
obtain some of that first sugar and syrup
are enthusiastic in praising MIR viii
'liam's skill as manager of a sugar camp.
AT joint meeting of the city coun>
Gil and the town board at the engine
house In this city, on Tuesday of this
week, petition for the formation Of a
new district east of the city was present
ed Districts that would have been af-
fected were Viroqua Joint school district
No. /, Cherry Grove, Carmichael and
Pleasant Ridge, and the new district
would have Joined our city on the east.
The de ision was adverse to the petition