Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-09

LIVERY uhy IL DHERdiu uhy al Ocfek-
sons.
Money to loan on real estate SO.
curity. BUTT & BUTT.
Martin Peterson and wife were vi
roqus callers from Purdy, Friday last.
"A cement walk has been laid in
front of the handsome Southeastern de-
pot,
The largest line and the lowest
prices on field seeds at Thompson's gro.
Gerry.
Washing and house cleaning done
Inquire of Mrs. Sarah Fay, east Terhune
street
Alderman Helgeson has caused ce.
ment walks to be laid about his resi-
dsnce.
-Springville ladies aid society meets
with Mrs. Mary Heron on Thursday,
May II.
-You can have your choice from
many grades o9 shingles 1t Thayer's.
the Lumberman.
The Blue Front quality of clothing
can not be had in any other store at
Blue Front prices.
Earl Seaton and family will move
into the residence just north of the court
house, owned by q. W. Chase.
II can save you money on clover,
timothy, and all kinds of field and gar.
den seeds at Thompson's grocery.
-Our speciality for the next sixty days
will be tobacco shed boards and barn
material. JOHN e. NUZUM.
-Schall, the piano tuner, will be in
Viroqua next week for a short stay.
Leave orders at the Brown Music Store
-Messra d. K. Jones and X, O.
Vaughn of Bangor, spent Sunday in this
city the guest or the latter's sister, Mrs
VIM. Fisher
Critical customers are most vel.
come customers. Particular dressers
are our best customers
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The reception rendered Rev and
Mrs. Sarles at the Congregational church
last Friday evening, was largely attend
ed by laymen and the public generally.
Those who have had peep at our
lines say they surpass every previous Of
fering in Viroqua.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Now for q strong pull to make VI
roqua blossom as the rose. A little ex-
ertion and attention by every property
holder will go far toward making home
surroundings attractive
For sale, the desirable Casson resi-
dence property lying within block of
the business center of the city. Elegant
proposition for boarding house. In
quire of Frank A. Chase.
Don't forget the real estate propo.
sition Chas. S. Slack & Co. have to offer,
either farm land or Vifoqus city lots
Do not be misled by the fellow who has
an axe of his own tc grind.
MIR. Logan Fowell, a Readstown
young man, has gone to South Dakota
to become bookkeeper for Mcintosh
Bros contractors who built the Kicka-
poo railroad. They are engaged in like
work ont west.
"A Romance writer says thar the
fire department" was called out TO ar
rest the spread of a fire started by q
small boy on the hillside near the school
house. 1t required diligent work to
save the school buildings.
-Ou Saturday, May 20, nir. G r.
Curry will sell at public aGction. three
and one half miles northeast of b .oom-
ingdale, farm implements, vehicles,
live stock, quantity of lumber, house
hold goods, and many other effects.
-Richlaud Center high school base
ball, = defeated our high school team
at the fair grounds, last Saturday, by
score of 10 to 8 in closely contested
game, In the evening the home boys
gave adance at Opera hall which was
literally patronizsd.
Henry Helgesoa, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. I'll. Helgeson of this city, has re.
turned to his home at Westby after
spending several weeks in La Crosse
hospital Henry suffered from severe
case of appendicitis and his friends here
are pleased to learn of his complete re-
covery.
"A jury in the Lacrosse Circuit court
decided tooth was $100. Herman
Peters of the town of Campbell, lost a
tooth in fight with Henry Schroeder
of the same town. and brought suit for
damages for the loss of tooth The
jury returned verdict of 800 for the
plaintiff
-Supt. f. Wilkins Drs nj. Surenson
and W. M. Trowbridge of this city.
Dr. Pinch of HilIsboro, and DR.. Gaines
of La Fargo, have received appointments
from Governor Davidson as delegates tc.
attend the national convention of chari-
ties to be held in Philadelphia, this
week
Thomas B. Ward. former citizen
and attorney of Soldiers Grove. was 70
victim Of the late San Francisco catas-
trophe He escaped injury in the earth
quake and was later killed by the falling
of wall or tree His relatives and
friends near the Grove have been ap-
prised Of the sad occurrence
-Viroqua is just the right size town
to settle down in and enjoy life Every
thing for the comfort of life can be
bought here and $40 will go as far as
f25 will In larger cities When you
want to leave the farm, come 10 our,town
and build nice comfortable home and
be among the best people in the world
That Dutch story, one of Washing
ton lrving's best. will be presented next
Monday, May ID, with 16 people. band
and orchestra. supporting Geo. w
Wiltmore in "RipVan Winkle In ths
play is strong cast A number OF
spectalties ara given during tho per
formance The famous 'hayseed aFgsr-
tette is still with them.
In another column we give the new
time table which went into fleet on the
Southeastern road, last Sunday. No
radical change was made In the time for
week day trains. The west bound reorn-