Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
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\ Bargains in young horses at Chss
S. Slack & Cos.
Match your white suit with hand
bag at the Big Store.
| -Four good new milch cows for sale
at Chas. S. Slack & Cos.
Send for catalogue of up.to-date 10C
music BROWN Music Co.
Ask to see those 95c sewing rockers
at FrOiland q Wigs furniture store.
Tobacco muslin four cents per yard
Rt II u. Williams Il Co.'S. this week..
For sale, settinga of full blood An
coma egga by Thompson, the barber.
MONEY to loan 0p real estate se.
/ curity BUTT & Butt.
The no mend" stockings for your
boys and girIe Mt II. d Williams & Co.
The largest line and the lowest
prices on field seeds at Th0mpson's gro
Gerry
Oar lice of shosa ia being closed ont
very fast. Low price tells at the Big
Store.
- The celebrated Coon tobacco seed at
| II. d Williams IL Co.'S. for 35 cents per
ounce.
-Nels Fortney and Albert Solverson
| have purchased the Chas. Smith farm
| two miles soath of city.
/ Good groom wanted for thorough
bred Percheron stallion, Call on Chas.
s Slack & Co, at once.
Deputy Clerk, Berlie Moore and
| wife made the formers parents visit
in the town of Stark last week
We've "a reputation for giving
values, not premiums.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
! i can says you money on clover.
| timothy, and all kinds Of field and ga,
| den seeds at Thompson's grocery.
The Edison monographs are going
| like hot cakes at Browns music store.
| A new lot of records just received.
Our speciality for the next sixty days
/ will be tobacco shed boards and barn
material. JOHN E. NUZUM.
Preaching eervices for SUNDAY April
29th: Liberty PJle II d. IN, Bishop
Branch 3 p m, Spriugvi le 745 II.
"A good man to live on farm and do
farm work, good house and garden
furnished. Call on Chgs Slack &
| Co., at once.
Found quantity of money in the
w f. Lindemann Co. store Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying charges.
F NJ Baker left on Tuesday for
Rsdfeld, South Dakota, to visit his son
Claude, and to look after property in
terests in that section.
Don't envy the man with the new
spring suit. Get one of those new ones
and know the comfort of wearing it.
BLUE FRONT STORE
Five new style Fuller q johnson
| tobacco planters left at Chas S Slack
| & Cos; the last that can be had this
season. You will have to hurry if you
want the best.
Lost, in Viroq1a, last Tuesday a
Scotch Coolie dog Anyone knowing
whereabouts of same please leave word
at CENSOR Office or inform Chris Weber
and get reward.
General Manager w. d Burford
and wife of Lacrosse, passed through
| Nircqua, Monday. on tour of inspec-
| ton of the Bell telephone lines They
Travelled by automobile.
Lee Wallace, aged 21, of Buffalo
county, died yesterday of locBjsw. Ten
! days ago pitchfork struck his foot
causing slight wound. The body be
came rigid as stone
The excursio IN over the La Crosse &
Southeastern railway to La Crosse,
| tomorrow, will doubtle be literally
patronized all along the line Exc lrsion
rates will be given
Mes ames J. w. Lucas, W. Riley
and n. Il. Bowman Entertained a party
| of friends at home of the latter Sltur-
day evening, in honor Of Mrs. Frank
Davis of Elgin, Illinois,
The young son Of Mr. and Mrs
| Frank Mutch of Newton, was operated
| upon for appendicitis at the 81 Francis
| hospital at La Crosse, ON Monday last,
| Is getting along nicely.
Judge and Mrs D. o Mahoney and
| Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Silhaugh enter
taineG the whist club at Proctor's hall
last Friday evening. 1t was the last
meeting of tho club for the season
-Spectacles and eye glasses properly
| fitted Give me trial before buying.
| sell the very best goods at the very
lowest prices You could not expect
more j. w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Opticau
--Unioi. services of the Congregation
al and Methodist churches, next Sur
day morning for the various branches
of the Odd Fellows of this citv, at
the Methodist church. 1880 a. m. Rev,
Jesse Sarles will preach
"A public reception to the Rev J +.
Sarles, will be given in the Congrega
tional psrlors by the congregation of
that church, oD Friday, Na7 4, from
s to 10 O'Clock Every one is invited TO
attend and give Mr. Sarles cordial
welcome
Less than two one hundrsdths Of
one per cent il the test of the Omega
cream separator sold by Chas S Slack
IL Go, and when you buy m Omega you
get the simplest and most durable the
only machine with top hearing and
one that is easily cleaned
-Abner SilbApqh rec wed telegram
from Bowbells Nnrtn Dlknta stating
that his daughter, Mrs ] + Daunvap
was in 3 critical c0ndili,0. nr |af, for
Minneapolis. last evening, where he
was Joined by his son Chester both con
thinning the journey to tia bedside of
their daughter and s;ct,~
Rev Father Edward ORelIy 'of
Rising Sun, Is one Of a number of ptiesta
who have been chosen by their superiors
10 visit Rome this Year This il rec
oguitiou of the faithful service per.
formed 10y that gentleman since taking
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