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Middletown transcript., 1906-12-29
stole Corn in Team Loads

Sixty bushels Of husked corn left one
night last week IN field on the J. Al.
Clsaver farm, were stolen after being
carried off iii two wagons. one oi whicl,
was seen stalled on Bunker Hill. BY q
farmer on his way home. The thieves
we're white men, They had to throw off
half Of the cor ).
Middletown transcript., 1906-12-29

We want to keep il impressed on your
mind that when in need of any kind Of
printing you shoulf get our prices before
giving out the work. We are in a posi-
ton to do all kinds Of work quickly and
at reasonable price.
Middletown transcript., 1906-12-29
ORDER.
REGIsTER OF WILLS oFFIt,E.

OFE w Ills OEFiEE,
New CASTLE tsoBNFY, DEis, tlct. 80, 1906
Upon the application Of Benedict w Hutch
Ion Execu nr of Mary g, Hyltehis9n late of
Appoquiuimink Hundred. In said county,
deceased, ii ID ordered and directed BY the
Aforesaid give notice of graphing df Letters
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date OF such ettefs
in six OF the most public place Of the
County of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO pre-
sent the same or abide by All act OF
Assembly in such case made and rovided
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in THIS MIDBLkTowN Tran
suRlPT, anewspa per published In Middletown,
Del. aud 10 be continued therein bwo mouths.
,t tiiven under the hand and seal Of
{sEAL office oF the Register OF Wills afore-
49, sad, at Wilmington, In New Castle
Co nty Aforesaid, the day and year above
written
FRED e. BACH, Register Of WIS.
SoTIcE-Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary wele in- tue FIRM Of law
granted ultD the undersigned on the Twenty
ninth day of Oct. A D. lg0j and that all per-
Sous having claims agltnst the estate Of the
deceased must presen the same duly attested
To the said Testa nentary on 9r before the
Twentv.ninth day o = let. l9 Il or abide the Act
Of Assembly In such case ma e and provided.
BgNEDICT w. HUr IISo
Executor.
Address Martin Burris Esq
MiddIetOwn. Delaware
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NOTICE!

Bfiddletown, Delaware, March 5th. 1903.
Having rented she business stand Of the
lafe John w Jolls, in connection With
the Grain busincps. am now prepared
ID furnish MY customers end the public
wItEs flie besf grades " Goa, Wood, Lime
Feed, &e respectfully solicit con.
finmMssrp D vciar patronage Al klse stand
~ lie late Jnlii W. Joils. KsilEbad Ave.
just Received q Cat Load Of
Good Saved WOOD
Middletown transcript., 1906-12-29
IA EelsrER,s ORDER.
-. .tlEFf0E aF REaIsTER or MILLS

ss.s- OFFICE OF REGISTER OF WILLS,
NkW CASTLE CoUNTY. DEL. Aug. "a 1905.
Upan the application OF Martin h Burris
AdninisffatGf Gun, tesfams nto annex0 Of
Johll Laws iafe of t.Gecrges Hundred IN sad
county. deceased II Is ordered ard directed
by the Register OF w ills that the Administra-
tor Aforesaid give notice ofgrantiilg of Letters
of Adatinistra tinn G. "a upon THE estate Of the
deceased, with The dale o granting thereof. by
causin advertisements 10 be posted Within
forty days fffsn the dale OF such letters in six OF
tile most public place Of the County Of New
Gasile. requiring Ill persons having demands
against the e, ate to resent the same or
abide by IN Hct 0f Asss n1biy in snch case
made and provided and also cause the same
to be inserted witlain the same period In the
Middle town transcript 2 newspaper publish
ed In MiddIetoWn, Delaware, and to be 9 n-
Given under the hand and seal OF
Seal Office Of the Regfstero w Is afore-
said, at NJ Wilmington, in New Castle
Comfy aforesaid, the day AID year above
80 s FRED r. BAtH. Register OF wills.
NoTscT -Net'ce isheleby given that Letters
of administrations ia were INK ne form OF law
granted unto the under xight d I Oh the Twenty
fourth day Of nEnst a d. 1908, and that
tIl persons having claims agai inst he estate
nf the deceased must PRESENT the same. duly
attesfed 70 The said dlnfnfsi fnIor,e a. on or
before the Twenty uuitli day of august, on,
rabide The Act 81 assembly in such case
y ''''s '''''' y s'''s = n AR91N B. BURRIs.
1dministrafor c. a.
IA xsfS,alafsaxn., fs.Sf. x4z - ls
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WASHINGTON LETTER

1
WASHINGTON. D. O.. December 22J, 1905
THERE has never before been Com
gress miIicl, has received quite SO
many me ssages from the President within.
tie same space Of timeand the indications
are that Two liipre will be delivered soon
alter the hc'ilay recess One of these
will deal viii. lie problem Of car shortage
and the uilts aith the need for more
drastic immigration law. The car short
age problem is likely to result in a great
deal Of Congressional discussion. Whole
communities in the northwest have been
very close TO the freezing and starving
point owing 70 the failure Of the railroads
to supply them with cars to transport
food and fuel. The President has been
mitch interested III ti1e situation and has
seriously considered the adyisibility OF
presenting bill toC Congress giving the In
terstaie Commerce Commission power to
d.ai with car shortage and freight conges-
ton whenever it arises in addition to
their responsibility for fixing railroad
rates. The Commission is loathe to un-
dertake such important work but admits
its necessity. The railroads likewise
would also be sorry to see such an i'm.
portant power vested in federal depart
ment. AT the same time the situation is
very likely to come to this. President
A. b. Stickney OF the Chicago Great
Western who is in Washington this week
had conference with the President and
likewise with the Interstate Commerce
Commission. He saidshat the question
Of distributing cars where they were most
| needed was in reality quite as important
as the power Of adjusting rates.. He said
that many of the shippers on the rail-
roads were responsible for much OF the
car shortage as they held cars an unrea-
sonable length Of time before unloading
them and returning them to the road.
He did not say, but it is recognized by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and railroad men in general to be fact,
that this misuse aud detention of cars is
only another form of rebating. The
great shippers make demands upon the
railroad companies for freight cars and
hold them as long as they choose. Small
shippers get pinched when there is
shortage of cars but the railroads are
afraid to offend the big shippers by de-
manding back their own rolling stock.
The railroads all agree that if there were
some federal authority capable of dealing
with the situation there are now practi-
eally enough cars on the railroads to serve
every community and they would not be
sorry to see the question of distribution
taken out OF their hands so that if need
arose they could blame the federal gov
ernment for any harshuess toward the
| big shippers which the railroad COM
panies themselves are afraid to show.
All this il will be seen looks to Govern
meut control and the frontier between
control and ownership is neither noun
tain nor a chasm.
Middletown transcript., 1906-12-29


With overa million immigrants COM
ing annually TO the United States the
President has decided that the time for
drastic immigration legislation has ar
rived aud it is announced that soon after
the holiday recess Of Congress an execu-
tive message viii be sent in outlining the
legislation which il is advisable to enact.
The President had T. Y. Powdetly,
former Commissioner OF Immigration in
Europe all the past fall and summer ex-
anillirg into the status of immigration
abroad, the attitude Of foreign govern
inents toward il aud the methods em-
ployed BY steamship companies in drum
ming up tllis sort Of passenger traffic. In
this country he has had James B. Rey-
nolds and Commissionerof Labor Charles
+ Neiil making a thorough inquiry al
Ne.. Yok, Boston and other ports Of
.entry with 4 view to seeing just what the
situation is aud how it may be best dealt
with. Recommendation for legis' alton
based upon these investigations will be
embodied IN The forthcoming mes age.
Middletown transcript., 1906-12-29

Higli-eiass chefs are weil paid
these days, Many receive salaries Of
from S.. 600 to $4,000 year. But only
one member Of the craft in London. SO far
as known, receives more than Mrs. Lewis
lie is said to be paid from $40. 600 to s25.-
sana
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McC lure S Magazine

81 90
your booko November December
s. MCCLURE COMPANY, A East p Street, NEW YORK
taking The business Of securing Subscribers
81 90 addition
prizes for full particulars
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

the past few weeks. Under tlss,-faBs- Of Dr.
Evarts be IS now improving and we hope will
get well. Rockwell IA q fine young man one
OF the best sort, aud all OF the community feel
sOlicitous for his welfare. Miss Anna Cole
attended Mrs Dermady's funeral. yesterday.
and was taken sick aud obliged 10 remain at
her brothers in that vicinity. but is expected
home today. We hope that In her case moth
ing more serious will develop. We don't see
how this com munity could get along without
DIR Fgarts. He has the confidence Of all in
this place . We hear that sydney furman
has been very sick ic North Dakota but is
now con gaIescent and expected home soon.
Miss s ,EsteiIas and Orpha Miller are now
pleasantly located in their DAKOTA schools,
They were surprised TO find tine roads dusty
on their arTiual there. two weeks ago. II
seems rather hard to be obliged TO get ne v
NAH boxes, when we haSS good stormprooi
government" but we are not afraid TO trusl
our own Uncle Sam TO do thugs right.
.astt.e.. ',ss.,st uOOD WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
Letter to Mr.. I'D. Richmond

Dear Sir: You pain RS have sort
of natural pre- judice against ready
paints and consIderihS the quality of
some OF them we don't blame you.
But We paint makers know some
things that it might pay You to learn
and one of them is that paint materials
can be better mixed n large quantities
by machinery than h. hand Better
mixed means that the pint covers bet.
ter, brushes ont smoot, and. and lasts
better in The wear And We can also
get our proportions vetg exact another
poiat W ieh gress wol or bal mixin &
cant 4
We make Drvoe Iced and z nc Paint
oil the = sIne materials nat grod painters
use; lead, zinc. color, lltseed oil. surpen-
tine dry Or; we mix these together by
mechanical means. in the right proper.
lions. <a-a-.
Out in Sioux Rapids, lowe, is paint.
or named I Alvsstad He has been q
good painter for Is years and has used
at ons time or another nearly every
brand of mixed paint known he says
that DsVoe lead and zinc is the best
paint he ever used covers more to the
gallon. does 1t better, and spreads easier
than any paint ne ever put brush into
You might try it and sec If hes right.
Yours truly
f. w DEVoE Il Co
New York and Chicago
S J E Nuzum sells our paint.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
Gihson.s Art Pictures Free

We are advised By the publishers OF
the Milwaukee Free Press that they
have just closed with Golfers for a ser.
les of ten pen and ink sketches of Charles
Dana Gibson. TO be given free with each
copy of the Milwaukee Sunday Free
Press. These pictures are Gibson q
latest work and II ia these subjects that
have made him the most famous artist
of the time, Golfers paying him fi00, 600
for 100 subjects The pictures that the
Free Press is giving away are printed
from the original plates and on separate
sheets of art paper l0xl5, in half tone
black, upon delicate, buff tinted back
ground all serving to make a perfect
picture, fit to decorate the wallis of any
home. We would advise all of onr
friends TO look mp this proposition i'm
mediately as the Free Press is limited to
certain number each week and 1t will
be case Of first come, first served.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
wHEAILANn.

RED MOUND March Ia-The church social
NJ Satianaets bail. last Friday evening was
u success. Mr. All aul ti0aeered the basket
~ale which amounted to Sl3 80 The next 80
clai Will be as Mr Hairs on Wednesday eve
mag, March ~ since We last wrote we have
heard OF two more school graduates in this
vlelnity-I.ons. Wolfe ani Mr. Mason's daugh-
ter, Their teachers were Miss Hazel collins
ana ana MISS Catherine Campbell Both
theiF schools the past winter. We are re-
minded that Miss iIuda Hauge. our own
LeacheF, has kept things running smoothly In
gnf school during the past few months
me pupils always speaE VET ~ hef aIT show
.harkea Improvement. Miss Amy Marshall
from Nlroqua high sCnOoi who has 1aen visit.
70 slroaua Miss AIiue Gardner has been
ftkiug toe place Of Niles Alta Davis, ia the
cooley valley schhot the past few daya as she
brother, Rockwell. Who has Been vqry SRI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
JEFFERSON.

EsoFEA, March l3-Extreme cold weather
OF the past few days leads Us TO believe that
thoughts OF warmer weather may as we'll be
laid on the shelf for a time.4.. lg rye aud
enthusiastic crowd listened to the musical
program given last Saturday evening for
the benefit OF our school, At the tern perance
hail. IL wassuch an entertainment a. tends
10 Inspire ones better nature, and Induces
one to lay aside and forget the trial ana trl-
mutations Of every day iifee Such vas. Aruly
the case last Saturday evenIng. for all present
seemed TO enjoy themselves 10 the fullest ex-
tent, and at the close OF the entertainment
all went home feeling thoroughly satisfied At
having passed SUCH an enjoyable eTenfnu..-
Miss Martha Gyland 10 employed as an AZ,
prentice In dFessmakiug establish nlent la
Elaoqua, Carl Tofte OF La Crosse, visited
friends here over sunday .., Examination for
graduation from, the common school took
place here March auds, Eight applicants
wrote for diplomas .....s simon Ep gebretson
was NiroQua business caffer ia~s ri1sy-..~
Mr. and Mrs anton Simonseu and ara kifnpe
went 20 wesley TO see An nDtieIan. .1lgs
are rolling IN fast and furious at the sawuiill
and no doubE We WITH soon hear the buzz Of
70 esaw.. Henry Rent1s Gad sCaEI Johnson
sundayed at Jerome faV0r's recently - Am
Andais kong Is visiting with her parents Tor a
rev days Anna 6giand mas returned after
= pleasant visit With Mr. and Mrs JAcdBns or
irish Ridge, School progresses nicely uu
der Miss AlgaaFd's MANAGEMENT
BE AMI THE OTHER ONE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

SALEM RIDGE, March Hour protracted
meetings are closed with not much success
JOseph shower Is couvaesclng. His broth
er William was down to yis!. him Mrs. Mar
ion Allen Is on the sick list....C Glenn is
building new house on his pIacH. He will
soon have it ready to move into. Miss Maud
A lien Is home from Sparta ON NJ &C II Ion ri 49,.
Miss Kate Snyder OF sparta is wishing with
her grand parents i. The social at HIM Alien )
was we'll attended. and every BODY had i good
time Isaac Silhaugh went TO South Dakota
10 see the country, ADJ says he llKes Il there
lie bought some land Marion a ien took 4
trip through southern Wisconsin,. / Il Inois 10 va
aud Minnesota. He visited hls brother W IA lie
gone ard bought some blOoded stoeIe {. Rev
ii A Waste breaches every two weeks ia the
afternoon . AIRS Frances " aeenfafa-4s-wAstt~
ing at LaFAEge -. our teacher. MIR Fred
Woods has Just closed 3 very successful term
OF school. lie will teach toe spKing term . =
John Applenasn OF Ontario, has moved into
warren postae house .. u rs II n A lien II Wis
iting Mt Vi0la, A New ONE,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
CHESTER WHITES RoR SALE

CPRfNG PICS OF BoTp SEXES MALES
- OF sergiveable age snG q few choice fe-
males bred to farfo@ Ia A pFl or May. Also
some very fine August and September pigs for
sale. s VI II. LAWRENCE.
Riveryiew Farm. De Soto. Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
PARIS FOR THF HOMELESS.

GHOICE FARMS AND FARM LAND FOR
" sale In Chippewa, Clark and Taylor coun-
ties. The soil Is elegant and price reasona-
bic. For further information apply TO
M. VI. As0wTcK, Chippewa Falls.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
c. r. DAHL.
Property for Sale.

Good house and barn and about II
acres of land adjoininga good home
Also one other house and lot all property
Of the estate OF John J. Hammond de-
ceased Apply to Mrs NETrIE HAM
MoND executrix Of said estate, or to
Butt. Il. Butt. ,-....-,...,.-. -..-..-....
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

On Thursday evening, March 20, 10 this
CT ~ by Rev. q. W. Nu2um, Mr. WIN LIEU
RANCE OF t0wn Of vfroqaa, to Miss LoC SNIP
SON OF sJeiferson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

AZ the Norwe ian lutheran church March
T. by Rev, A, II. Eikiarud, MIR. AXEL LARSON
and Miss NINA Fra SsoE, OF BFash Creek
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

At the home Of the brides parents, In the
town OF Clinton, March 4, by Rev e. b. Hoke
Mr.. Pearl 4. HuGHa VI sparta, aud Miss
MAUD kOBRINs OF uefT. --.---.---..--.-----
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

Appicanis write on second grade IRA ache,
March @tsh All other dates will be for thifr
grade branches only ---.--.
work viii begin Al a. m. az tire r-t da,
ana at u. ~. tue >rcund day Applicant,
should come u rpar-d win pai. btatter. good
legal GAP bapef aud black INK.
u perSon+ intending 10 te"-'h in Vernon
eonnty sn0u attend n pablic examination
special examinations will b. given only ia
c tSss ri necessity.
standings tu0t To exceed hge) will he renew
ed according to law. for those who have
tuRht enc year and have 8 reasonably good
institute record or have taken other satisfat-
tory means OF self Improvement
The branches come ia the following order:
First Day-Agricuiture, Geography, Read
ing, History, 0rihoepy, Theory and Art u
Teaching. Spelling.
Second Day Arth1 etic, Constitutions,
GrammaE, Physiology. Manual. PeBmanship
lnprepariBg for examination IN Theory and
Art of Teaching, study some good book on
Pedagogy. II l., GARDNER, County supt.,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

TIN ThnrsGay. Mach Is at Vi-oqua, Dir
CLINT Cox to Miss TRACY DAVIS, boz D OF Stel j..
Ing, ny Rev e. VS. a8aEns-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
-zs LA CROSSE a
AOONv SOUTHEASTERN
GEW&. RAILWAY.
EQIHSS Ali Trains Daily.
Ali Trains Daily.

EORsALE-WHITE holland TURKEYS
Il mottled lava and Il, /, red fowls. Eggs
In season. Mrs. ARTHUR ROGERS. Virogua.
MEN YANTED-ss.00 DAILY SELLING
vi farm bookkeeping. Every farmer buys.
FARM RECORD Co.. Mortified, MINI.
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Al North Clayton, March II, by fspv l.. f
peckhans, Mr., CuRrfs ADAMS ana Miss MARY
uANpFR, both OF thai place. @s- sr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
Headache Causes and q Cure

BLOOD pressure or congestion - = rushing or
blood to the frontal region il the direct cause
for all Headachss, To cure Instantly and posi-
lively. this pressure must be relieved and the
blood sent 10 its proper channels. DR. Shops
Twenty Minute Headache Cure never ralls-ft
puts into rtrrufarfon Cougestea blood which
presses and irrstates the nerves. In handy tab.
let form-pleasant to take. Suited for ali Lem.
ornaments. For sale aud recommended By
c. r. DAHL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

Ga March 9Th, &C Coon Middfe church by
Rev, koalkvum, Mr., Iorrs AsDEHsosS add
Miss OLSON. both OF Coon. .4
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
GENOA.

GENOA, March la-Fred Patterson. niEht
operator at Stoddard, visited relatives here
sunday . Directors OF the creamery com
pauy met last Saturday and decided on the
location OF the creamery. lt Is 10 be erected
on the Franzini farm a short distance from
town. DR. Egan OF La Crosse. came down to
see Mrs Tony Costy again last Saturday night
.., Mrs Schubert and son and Miss Stella
Monti went to la Crosse on tine i4sh inst
Or Ballard of La crosse. came down To see
Mrs q II BArtsls. Mrs Burton Warne Of
Fountain City visited her parents, MIR and
Mrs Jamss Riley over sunday. Mrs Frank
Gillette has been quite stek with rheumatism
the past week. ). Mr. ami Mrs Lett elements
drove to Stoddard on the I7th... Our school
commenced Monday after weeks vacatson
Mrs Fannetti cane down from Chippewa
Falls to see her mother Mrs CCrty, who Is very
ill.....wilie Gliardi returned home last week
from the north where he has been FOR several
mouths. MISSISSIPPI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

SOUTH RluGE. March l2-Nearly all farmers
have delivered their tobacco. all being We'll
satisfied. Mr ana Mrs | McLees and TWO
Youngest children went to Illinois TO witt
relatives. Joe ltouaker has been very i'll
but is now improving. MIR Harvey Wake
field IS working for } II McLees ..-., Elmer
Hanson IS still hauling cord woolS for J.
McLees -. AID 4rt Hanson went to Portland,
Oregon IA few weeks ago. The McLees school
. progressing nicely under management OF
Eugene Wilson -. John Shsler, Sr has moved
into the house Just vacated by Ever Herman
son y no moved 10 the Bemis house. Moliie
Nc Lees IS working for Mrs McLees. Miss
Nellie Goodman closed Il successful term OF
school the past week Mr. and Mrs Charley
brown are still living with the lattrrs parents
MIR and Mrs John Sdears EvASGELiSE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
MARRIED.

At Cashton, March 10, Miss MINNIE ASDssoS
OF Cashtou and Mr.. ASTON JoHNsoS OF Coon
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21
OUR COUNTY C[EANINCS.
Prom the Brain and Pens of the Censor
live oountry and Village writers
FRANKLIN.


LIBERTY POLE, March 13-Iany farmers are
busy getting ont logs for the say mil which
starts 80 sing here soon :. Joe Thompson sold
his house and l0tin town TO Tom McCouey..
Mr. Brophy has been Sery sick the past week
but is improving under the carej OF DR. NJ in
shall Mrs Gohdeis at Resdstown caring for
her aged mother Mrs Albert Brott OF VIro-
qua. visited Liberty Pole friends the past
week. Ed Lltzner has purchased the Tom
Pessiee farm This makes Mr. Zitz1er the
owner of three good farms Blue BELL
DACH RIDGE March 12-Miss Yttri closed a
successful term OF school and will soon de-
part for the west where she-expects to teach
Ia the future. Hello Peterson had his new
house finished by Albert johnson, carpenter
- SINE Crume has moved onto the Duncan
Cade farm. 9. Mrs Carl DeGarmo and dauRb-
ter spent week visiting her parents Pete
sordahl is working at J Hops Oscar OttlE
is IN the vicinity renewing old acqualntances
=. Isaac EFfefsun has moved TO Mrs Hogan >
farm which he has rented for the coming sea
SON. Mary Henry is visiting relatives near
Retreat - Elmer Ottum who has been visit
INK relatives on the ridge left for DakOt4,.-.
Sophia, a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Berge il
here from MINNEAPOLIS IT,. Chas GFOh is cut
ting wood for Chris Henry Amanda Olson
is working for Mrs Jake Dach Jr.
WOoDCHUCH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

Ladies $500 all wool skirts at $3.50
Ladies $3.50 the new grevs etc at 81. 50
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-21

Ladies 500 Walking skirts at e......S2.25
Ladies $3.50 dress skirts at. ...S5.25