Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-07
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G. 81. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mr.. l.. c. Boyle spent day
in Milwaukee.
Bargains in 1Oc music at the Brown
music store.
Fine cut tobacco by the pail, only
25c at Lindemann's.
Money to loan on real estate. In
quire OF G. Fl. Minshall.
-10.pound keg of good herring, 75c
each. at Lindemanns.
The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towner's.
Edith Tainter has been confined to
the house by sickness for some time.
"A shadow social will be given at
Liberty Pole hall on Thursday, March
IL.
M. Z. Aid society meets, Wednes-
day, March II, with Mrs. N. ID. Nc
Lees.
Attorney A. f. Drew of La Fargo,
looked after legal affairs here on Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Lind will move
into the Anna c. Larson house on South
street.
Ladies aid society of the Lutheran
Synod church meets with Mrs. Anna
Mason, Friday afternoon next.
Attorney c. NJ Butt, Jr., attended
to legal matters at Prairie du CHEN on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. M. ]. Felix is receiving visit
from her mother, Mrs. Max Roman, end
little sister Of Ironwood, Michigan.
Those Swiss milk chocolates manu-.
factured by Kratchwill are the best ever
For sale by all Viroqua coneectioners.
H. d. Williams & Co are still head
quarters for clean clover and grass seed
of all kinds, field peas, oil meal. etc
Attorneys Lawrence Grimssud of
Westby. and f. Il. Harkin of HillsDoro,
attended probate court here this week.
B F. Jennings of Viroqua town, de.
parted for Platteville last Friday, to be
employed in drilling work in the mines
there.
Miss Maud Vaughn, former grade
teacher in our schools, was married last
week to Mr.. Herbert J. Peters of De.
troit, Michigan
j. E. Nuzum went to Milwaukee on
there attending the meeting of the retail
lumbermen's association.
Work in the Helgeson warehouse is
expected to be finished some time this
week. The crew will be transferred to
one of the Eckhart houses.
Mrs. Carl Peterson of Cashton, was
a visitor at the home of Peter Peterson
while enroute to Prairie du Chen to Wis.
it her mother, Mrs F. L. Barney.
Mr. John Layer has closed out his
large stock of clothing and gents fur.
nishing goods here and returned to La
Crosse. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Lay
er.
The famous viking" make of boys,
and children's spring suits now await
your inspection Latest creations on the
market. See display in north window.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Lost, Wednesday week ago, either
in Viroqua or road TO Folsom, black
Rand bag containing sum of money
and otnar articles. Finder please leave
same at CENSOR office.
Say the Montreal Star: alice
Roosevelt was given a 81, 800 dog He
will come in heDdy to eat up her first
batch of biscuits " But wouldn't it be
safer 30 try them on cheaper dog"
-Messrs. J. E Stoll of this city, and
George Groves of Viola, have engaged
the rooms which were formerly the
quarters of the Boston Clothing store
and will put in a full line of clothing
and gents furnishings.
Mr. and Mrs. SyIvanus Moore of
Harmony, were business callers in our
city last Saturday. They have Just sold
their farm to Mr.. Slender of the same
town, and are moving to the F. M. Bak-
er farm near Newton.
On Saturday last Joe Nelson and
family returned from Vancouver, Wash
ington, where they have resided for the
past eleven months Although pleased
with that state Mr. Nelson Is satisfied
to rel urn to his town of Franklin home.
Many cases of appendicitis are
said to be caused by eating candy con-
tasning parrafne and colored with ami
line dyes and other poisons. Funke's
chocolates are absolutely free from ali
poisonous substances Sold only by II.
d Williams & Co
"A wrestling match for the cham
pionship Of the northwest will be pulled
off at Cashton on Saturday evening
next, James Whitney of Winona, and
Jean Cole of Minneapolis, being the con.
testants. The former has proven his
prowefs on several occasions at Cashton
and the latter is also wrestler of note
A large purse has been hung up.
For ten years. said a physician
l have advocated apples rs cure for
drunkenness In that time ] have tried
the apple cure on some forty or fifty
drunkards, aud my succeaa has been
gratifying Let any man afflicted with
the love for drink. eat thr. e or more
apples daily and the horrible craving
will gradually leave him The cure
will bs greatly helped IL he also smokes
as little IA possible.
BY the two hundred tobacco grow
ers from different sections of the ststs,
who met at Madison three weeks ago to
attend the fifth ANIMAL convention of
the to acco growa's and daalers associ4-
tion il WAS shown that 3B "B4 acres were
devoted he pact gear r. raising cigar
leaf in this sta :, r-prr--ntlOg ~ per
cent rf the total acreage rsis, Il III the
/ ni'ed States, an industry representing
g. coo 000 to our state
An exchsngs tell II th-- thr,r siin
last man on record The frat gcitl not
drink - ter .tes- ~ cum-s fr.ul =
neighh ~ ~Hl': NJ ss,,hnd f1t bids bis
f4miiS to write M, ;htnx h1' y -malt
h4nd ~ II wastes iuk. to mat - ls,gs let
ter, md the thitd .'"ps tie click ut