Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-06
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-LaFarge is sgitating for a Fourth
of July celebration.
Mrs. Garfield Aiken is spending
several we eks In La Crosse.
John jacobson of the town of Coon,
was in the city last Saturday.
-21 lbs granulated mot beet sugar
for 81. w. f. LINDEMANN Co.
Earl Arlington has accepted posi-
| tion in the electrical shops at La Crosse.
Misses Josie and Alice Campbell Of
Csshton, were Viroqua visitors last Fri
day.
"A good 12-horse power at bargain
IL taken in ten days, at Chas S. Slack
& Co.'S
August Smith arrived home, Tues
day, having spent seven weeks at Little
Falls, Minnesota, for medical treatment.
-Doff the winter hat and cap and
don one of those nobby straw or pana-
ina hats, at the Blue Front Store SOC to
Is7.
--Attorneys G. e. higbee of La
Crosse, and Ray Graves of Sparta, were
In Viroqua on legal business, last Fri
day.
NC oLlSka NACdLh oC RdA dIOA octA Oh
the golden rule guaranty without the
expense OF canvassers. See one at Chas.
s. Slack & Co.'S.
Several of Viroqua's families pic
, nicked near Coon Valley on Sunday
last. going and returning via the South
eastern railway.
For sale, farm of 100 acres, located
two miles east of Readstown and
! known as Arch Day farm. Inquire of
Mrs. G. Bosworth, Readstown.
Alderman g. II. Clark received
news of the arrival of little daughter
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. d.
Miller, in Milwaukee, last week. p
Ore taken from the old Andrews
farm near Kickapoo Center, has been
assayed and found to contain 28 per
cent copper, with q trace of gold.
Robert Robertson has caused fine
monument to be placed ON his lot in
the city cemetery. 1t was furnished
by J. G. Crosby Co. of La Crosse.
See what we have to offer in the
latest up.to.date suits then-use your
own Judgment
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: John johnson, Earl Mcalorg,
Jerry McNomora. Felix Jones, Mrs. r.
c. Maye, Gerdie Geriz, Gussie Addison.
La Fargo people gave farewell re-
ception and banquet to Prof. Hugill,
who has been principal of their schools
for five years. He now goes to another
field of labor
Mrs Albert Spellum of Westby,
was Viroqua visitor on Satduray last.
MIR. and Mrs. Spellum have purchased a
residence in La Crosse and will move to
that city this fall,
The interior of T. B SHELLS butcher
shop 'shines like bright new dollar"
from fresh coat of paint A gas sys-
tenn of lighting has also been installed
in that place of business.
When you bay lumber or shingles
| at the Tibbets- Cameron yard 1t is just
| like putting money in the bank. You
get value received every time. You
always get the grade you buy.
Now is the. time to select your real
estste-either town property or good
farm Call on Chas s. Slack & Co and
see what they have to offer. Will sell
the best 100 acre farm with growing
crops.
As result of allowing tramp to
sleep in his barn, John Miller, a La
Crosse county farmer, lost his entire
building together with his horses and
cattle The loss amounts to 5000 or
| $6, 600.
| We don't reduce prices to use re-
duction as first hook on our customers.
| Our goods are first marked at small
| profit and reduced only when we can
| buy for less. Jos. BoEHRER,
| The Jeweler.
| Everybody knows when he invests
| with us b., IS more secure and surer
under all circumstances to realize
hundred cents on the dollar, with good
profit thrown in than If his money was
| in bank or vault
| Jos BoEHRER, the Jeweler.
N. c. Nelson, stock buyer at West
| by left sample of wool at this office,
taken from a last years lamb sold to
| him by Andrew Hanson OF Esofea,
which was fifteen inches in length The
clippings from this lamb weighed six
teen pounds.
| "A Portage young man is going to
give up $8, 000 900 rather than wait five
years before getting married. But he
VIII uhNo T0tVUU,VUu t6Ib1 upOu WulCn
to eke out an existence with the lady of
his choice. And maybe she's worth
the difference.
twenty-five hundred excursionists
schools and farmers, from Sank and
Juneau counties, visited the capital
city on Saturday last. The state uni
versity and capital were the principal
pisces inspected. In the executive
chambers Governor Davidson greeted
the entire party.
Sparta has three damage suits on
it's hand due to defective sidewalks. vi
roqus stands good show of being like
wise situated IL the numerous defective
walks In this city are not looked after.
However, we are informed that the city
marshsls have been instructed to notify
owners of said walks to repair same
without delay.
The Dain hay loader has no crank
shafts to break and bother, and they
help load the hay. The Dain loader
rakes twenty-five inches on the ground
with each stroke Ask those who use
the Dain leaders what they can do The
Dain side delivery rake Is the best rake.
Call aud examine them at Chas. S,
Slack & Co.'S.
Some editors are terrible liars. In
writing OF cyclone out west one OF
them said 1t turned we'll inside out, q
cellar upside down, moved township
line blew the slaves out OF a whiskey