Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28

WIG sbu1Gs Dy JEROME Un6 gathering
retired to their homes all saying Come
again, boys.
The services of these high-cIass ar
fists can be secured by applying to Mr.
Favor, secretary.
Must Give the Road
The postmaster general has issued a
notice that all rural mail carriers have
the right of way on all country roads
and all other carriages or conveyances
must surrender the right Of way TO the
rural carriers This order was issued
as the result Of numerous complaints on
the part of the carriers who were not
able to deliver their mail in the specified
time because carriages and conveyRnces
which hey met refused to give them
the right of way and often made it nee.
essary for them to drive slower or to
wait until the road was clear before
they could proceed a fine will be
charged to all who in any way interfere
with the speedy delivery of the rural
mail and as the carrier is also fined and
sometimes deposed for late delivery, he
will no doubt see to it that any person
responsible for his delay will bear the
punishment instead of himself.
Arrow Head tobacco for sale at all
stores.
Chew Arrow Head tobacco and e2va
the tags
The Misses Dolan of Rising Sun, spent
Sunday in this city
Druggist Arthur Davies of Bangor,
is spending several days here
Miss Olga Wslloe came from Chi
cago TO visit friends in this city.
Tobacco mE,i.c foar caEts per ya1d
at II d, Williams d Cos this weeE.
White vests in large variety
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed at
/ H D Williams & Co.'S for 50 cents per
ounce
Joseph Harris of Manning was a
business visitor TO the county seat on
Friday
Mrs. Hattie Hesslng was pleasantly
surprised al her home Monday afternoon,
oy a number of ladies'
Mrs. Ella Mcintosh came from La
Crosse, yesterday to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ellefson.
Emil Erickson of Liberty, was ad-
judged insane and conveyed to Mendota
Ny ShCAAAA w caA0 OA4 lAQd1 1dSLt
Be sure to consult Larson Bros. and
get prices on monuments befors buying.
They will save you the agents fee
"A new engine has supplanted the
old one used on the st. Paul branch.
larger loads can now be carried up the
Cashton hill without doubling.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. p. Larson departed
for Wausau this morning where Mr.
Larson will purchase q carload or two
Of the famous red granite quarried near
there
Mr. O. FL. Owen who for many
years was leading barber Of this city,
is now located at Cashton During the
past year he conducted barber shop at
Ontario.
To the ladies When you are look
ing for nobby spring and summer hat
don't fail to call and examine my stock
of up'to.date millinery, now ready for
your inspection. Mrs, A. O. LARSON.
in spectacles and eye glasses we
guarantee skillful work, correct fit latest
styles and best quality of material A.
B. Stevens, eyeslght specialist and opti-
clan, at Jos. Boehrer's jeweler next
Monday and Tuesday, April and 3
Henry c. Anderson will sell at public
auction at his farm located two miles
north Of Bristow, on the Nottingham
ridge, on Wednesday, April 4. twenty
five head of young stock and milch
cows. Sale commences at p. III.
We are having the largest suit sale
we ever had. The reason for this is we
have the kind that catches the eye of the
good dresser. All guaranteed. Get
u -, IT, ! Il. "a
TIE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. n. 3. Smith Of this city, was
called to Menomonie by the death of her
brother, r. $. Van Dusse. who was
drowned at Grand Haven, Michigan,
week ago Monday Deceased was q ma
tive Of this county, He leaves wife
and two children
ReY G q Elelland visited the old
home in the town Of Virogua last week
Mr.. Bielland had charge of pastorate
at Minneapolis for some years past, but
since the first of the year has been at the
head of the Lutheran home for orphans
and the aged at Wittenberg, this state.
The Grand Rapids Leader has this
TO say concerning W Fl. Fl. Cash's rail
road promotions: Dom Bill Cash is the
sage of New Lisbon, and has been the
promoter and builder of several rail
roads in this state, all of which have
been moneymakers and great convent |
ences to the communities they served.
Uncle Bill is friend to humanity. if
not philanthropist, and if he would
now only take into consideration the sad
condition of the people Of Adams county
(railroady speaking the whole popula-
tion down that way would rise up and
call hin blessed