Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

and crockery at Towuers.
Before buying anywhere let Thayer
figure on your lumber bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Sevorson visit.
ed relatives at Soldiers Grove.
If you have oak lumber, dry or
green, Thayer buys 1t for cash.
Mrs John w. Appleman of Clinton
was a Viroqua visitor last week.
Cora Hudson is making an extended
visit to her home in Grant county.
! Miss Ollie Watson of La Crosse, Wis
| tied with friends In this city last week
| Banker Tate was business caller
in the city from La Fargo on Monday.
Dolls of every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's
| "A Genoa writer Gays that material
! for two iron bridges has been received
there
During the continuance of our great
sacrifice sale. money will be might at
the Blue Front Store.
F. NJ Baker of Harmony, Is moving
his household goods to this city and will
| occupy the Louis johnson residence in
Second ward.
Still chance for bargains until the
middle of March. Such bargains as you
| will not see again for long time at the
Blue Front Store.
Brown Leghorn cockerels bred from
prize winners. 81 each worth double.
Leave orders at Casson d Thompson's,
or address Fl. AIKEN,
Brookville, Wis
Henry Helgeson has been. installed
as deliverymsn at Thompson's grocery,
vice Harry Dennis, resigned. Elmer
Davis takes the clerkship vacated by
Nordal Uswalt.
-a;ss Anna Helgeson, who has been
in the employ Of the iIindemann depart
ment store, resigned her position and
has gone to her home at Fennimore
Miss Alma Nelson succeeds to the posi-
ton
"A Victory writer gives the informa-
ton that while Mrs. Tippets and son
were attending dance. their house was
broken into and ransacked from cellar
to attic. Nothing was taken and it is
supposed to have been the work of a
tramp
An Oregon girl advertised for a
husband and got him. The total ex-
pense was s11. for advertising, wedding
ontfit, etc He died within a year,
leaving her an insurance policy for si0,-
900. And yet some persons claim it
doesn't pay TO advertise
The great February sacrifice sale
has been so successful we have conclud-
ed to continue it until the middle of
March. We have many hundred dollars
worth OF goods yet to cell out at the
same prices prevailing through Febru-
airy, at the Blue Froat Store.
--Mr.ssnd Mrs r, e Packard returned
from Portage whese sL.ay spe'tt Sunday
/ with the RosenteId family. They bring
to the Viroqua friends of Ivan Rosenfeld
news that his southern trip was of no
benefit to his physical condition. and
that he is very much emaciated
-Merhodists of Wisconsin and Min
nesota are planning an important inter
state missionary convention, to be held
at Minneapolis, March 2i.23 Among
those we have been assigned parts on
the program are Bishops E G Andrews,
John 81. Vincent, and William r. Nc
Dowell
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Mrs. Kate Trudsdale, Presley D.
! Vorhies, Lewie Thompson. Frank Priest
Ed Slettions, Christ G Lund Mrs. J. A.
Lamson. Hans Sten, Charlie Langedaah,
A. w. Phelph, Ole Braaken, Ed. Ander
son, Mrs. c. o. johnson, Rev. E l.
Morse Robert Side.
Soldiers Grove opera house, rebuild
ed on. the ashen ruins of year ago, Is
again the pride of the town. Its reopen
ing, Thursday night, attracted goodly
number of our young people to Join in
the ball and theatrical play. Mrs. Can
! seid, Otto and Ben Brown assisted in
the musical features of the opening.
Ham. Cowan, one of the leading
| young farmers of Rockton community,
| passed through the city enroute to La
| Crosse, on Thursday. He tells the CEN
4 SOR that Geo. l. Wallace, former chair
man of Stark, has disposed of his farm
\ and will soon remove to Kansas. The
4 Wallace farm was purchased by Will
4 Selbach.
Il School authorities of Chicago are
Il taking steps for a special investigation
| Of the conditions of the upper grades
Il and high schools, to ascertain why so
large percentage of boys leave echool
4 SO early. Miss Jane Addams of Hull
l house expressed alarm over this condi-
\ tion and says there must be something
N fundamently wrong
Il La Crosse suffereda a heavy fire loss,
\ Saturday night. An explosion in the
I establishment of the extensive Engrav-
II ing Company plant, destroyed that in.
\ stitution, badly dam9 ged the plants Of
v the Daily Chronicle, the Roofing Com
H pany, and Electrical Manufacturing
/ company, involving loss of S100. 900,
4 about half covered by insurance
4 MIR. Seth T. Smith will soon remove
20 Indiana to engage in the business so
bong followed by him of dispensing Wat
kf n's remedies. 'oSn A. Nelson of Sparts,
i will also go to the sile place for like
\ Farpose. Ana it undt rstood that in
due time E. V. Wolfe oi this city, will
take territory in the Hoosier state and
engage wit ;s Watkins people
Florence cid of Granger. Just
| across the river from La Crosse. Ii
laughing and can't stop. The doctors
call 1t insanity Hs the result of over
study. She isa pnpil n the eighth
grade and recently nnder ,ent an oper-
| alton for the removal OF an abnormal
growth under the ekltll She suddenly
broke ont in laughter during school and
has laughed almost continuously ever
since. The doctors are unable 10 help
her
The Viola Intell-,eucer says the re-
cent purchase of their telephone ex-
II Fo.t AwSA e Al.