Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
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Chew Arrow Head tobacco. 1t
suits.
Mrs. Elsie Hazsn and SON spent a
day in the city.
Main Street has received its annual
spring cleaning.
Special sale ON 10 cent music at
Browns music store.
Match your white suit with hand
bag at the Big Store.
Mrs. T.. w. Hazen gave q dinner
party, last Thursday.
Buy your shingles of John f. Nh
Znm and save money.
300 Monarch shirts at 80 cents at
the Fair Savings Store.
-R. W. Baldwin, dentist Office OPP
posite Viroqua postoffice.
The warbling of song birds awake
slnmbers these mornings
-Lumberman Nuzum is spending u
few days in Milwaukee.
The nobby new sailor" for ladies
at the Fair Saving Store.
S. B. Gates is employed as salesman
at Thayer's lumber yard.
Save your Arrow Head tags They
are worth one-half cent each.
IF wanting lumner or shingles save
Ss$S by buying of Thayer.
Rooms to rent In Ferguson block
Inquire of Mrs b. L. Ferguson.
Mccall patterns are sold exclusively
by Severson 81 Co. prices the lowest.
Why o, why don't You try Arrow
Head tobaccoT A good tough chew.
--latest things in spring hats and
caps. The BLUE FRONT STORE.
A. j Beat drove to Viola, last
Friday, to attend to business matters.
Saturday only, special lot of turn
overs at DC, at the Fair Saving Store.
Mems 81 and I'll so monarch shirts
at 80 cents at the Fair Savings Store
j. w. Lucas will occupy the resi-
dence vacated by DIR. Barthell and fam
lily.
Remember the famous Sharood
shoes are s0ld only ut the Blue Front
Store.
Just in. Everybody works but faith
er" sofa pillows at the Fair Savings
Store.
Bargains in all kinds of building
Hlh0CithtS 1tAu ndIOWOOu db JOuu lie ~
Zum's.
IN FL. Brophy of Liberty Pole. spent
few days with Ii Crosse friends, last
week.
-Tate's has always been and now is
headquarters for dress goods and trim
mings.
Mrs Ananias Smith, who has been
very i'll for some weeks, is now conval-
escent.
-Springville ladies aid meets with
Mrs, Ellis Reed, Thursday afternoon,
April 10.
Horses and colts for sale at Chas S.
Slack & Cos. Come at once before they
are all sold.
Warren Fish of Liberty. has had a
phone on the Rsadstown line installed
In his home.
For rent, 7-room house in second
ward, with or without barn. Inquire of
Frank Owen, city.
We are showing the largest line of
gilt, silver and embroidery belts at the
Fair Savings Store.
For sale, good house and lot on
north Main street. For particulars in
quire at this Office.
For clover, timothy garden seeds,
field peas, and oil meal n. D. Williams
q Cos. is the place to buy.
The Misses May, Ruth and Esther
Williams spent part of their vacation
at a. D Williams sugar camp.
james Wanless, late of Liberty
Pole, has rented and will soon open a
blacksmith shop at LaFarge.
r:lha- ze Gz..L. L.. Lz.,~
spending the past few days with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
-Thayer's stock of lumber, shingles,
etc, was bought before the rise and
will be sold at reasonable prices.
The Methodist church will observe
Easter next Sunday, in an appropriate
manner both morning and evening.
We are selling good ginger snap
at 5 cents per Id. Come in and try few
pounds c J. SEVERSoN 81 Co.
After year of turbulence and law
suits LsFarge villsge turns from license
to no license by q majority of nineteen.
Ask A b. Smell what his Omega
cream separator has done for him. Chas.
s Slack x Co aell them; why not call
and see them?
Mrs. III. +, Proctor entertained q
large party of ladies at $500" at her
home, last Friday evening, ia honor of
Miss Hattie Terrell.
-Sprin9ville ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. Ellis Reed on Thursday
April 10. at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Reed will
furnish work for the ladies'
The Congregational aid society
will meet with Mrs. Joseph Pulver and
Mrs III 2 Proctor az the home of the
latter Wednesday, April Is,
Strawberries, celery, lettuce, en-.
cumberP, rhubarb, radishee, green
nnlonz, spinach, cabbage and also u full
lins of fsucy fruits 1T NJ ThompSon's.
Services will be held at the Luther
IN Synod church, Thursday forenoon at
usual time, and Friday afternoon so
o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. Hendricks
John e Nnzum has the most COM
plete stock of lumber that was ever
offered All bought before the rise He
can save you money. Cell and see him.
Rev J. A. S.emen came from
Stevens Point to assist in the funeral
obseauies OF his former parishioner,
Cant Al G Nichols He returned to
his home today.
j W Sanger of Soldiers GroSe'
passed through Vircqna, on Thursday
last enroute to LaCrosse, where he