Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-21
-"I will see you 8: Hunt, s. 4"

II will see you 81 Hunts"
Clean, wholesome lunches at Huut's.
New spring styles of hats and cps
at the Blue Front Store.
Miss Anna Turner ia at Madison
attending annual convention of state
| librarians.
Pocket books, purses and money
bags, the largest assortment you ever
saw. at Tewner's
Leather is advancing by leaps and
bounds. Buy your shoes now at the
Blue Front Store.
The CENsoR's grist of state news
given on an inside news page, should
not escape any reader.
--What's become of the old-fashioned
boy who hunted up old knives and
things to trade off sight unseen"
Mrs. Nellie Buckley has been con-
| fined to the house for several days with
! illness but is now much improved.
For sale, my residence proper rty To-
| Gated inst north Of the court house.
JOuN N. OLSON.
Mrs. Frannie Stimble has returned
to her home in Richland Center. John
Casson accompanied her as far as La
Fargo.
Shoes have advanced 15c to 3jc per
| pair. New spring line Of Sharood fine
shoes at old prices at the Blue Front
Store.
Those Fuller & johnson sulky corn
cultiVators with the tobacco hoeing at
tachment are going like hot cakes at
Chas S Slack q Co.'S
Mrs. D. o. Mahoney after spending
| couple of weeks with her daughter,
Nellie. at a hospital in La Crosse, re-
turned home last week.
County tax commissioners hold an
nusl meeting at Madison this week to
meet the state tax comm ssion. Henry
Linke of Hillsboro, is attending.
The famous Weyenherg hand made
, shoes. The shoe for wear and comfort.
Full new spring line.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
| -Mesdames c. S Slack and George
Fsucett entertain tie ladies aid society
of the Congregational church, next We'd
nesday afternoon, February rs, at the
home of the forr1er.
DO not forget that while the great
sacrifice sale is going on at the Blue
Front Store, we are already in receipt Of
our new, stylish spring suits in all the
la'e shades and styles, made expressly
4or us and guaranteed
These cold winds bring chaps while
r Ose Cream drives them away. You
can breast very strong gale without
injury to your complexion If you use
Rose Cream. Price 25c.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist
Mrs c. ). Smith entertained the
Violet and Thursday clubs on Wednes-
day of last week. A prize was given to
the one most successful in guessing
which of the ladies present posed for the
baby pictures" that were exhibited.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Fl. P. Proc
tor, Jr., E NJ. and Geo, W. Minshall
entertained the whist club at Proctor
hall on Wednesday evening of last
week. The refreshments and prizes
were suggestive of the good st. Valen-
tine.
Our great sacrifice sale is record
breaker. 1t will continue throughout
February at least. The way to keep
stock new and clean is to close out each
| seasons purchases. That is the way we
are doing. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Some people say that clothes do not
make the man and that refined and noble
feelings may go with rags and tatters
That may be so But who ever saw a
man stand up and look noble and brave
and fearless when the seat of his trous-
ers looked as If bomb had exploded in
the immediate vicinity ?-Reedsburg
Times.
"A new preacher in Kansas town
delivered such powerful sermon on
| honesty that three hundred dead beats
started out on Monday morning and all
paid their debts. Since then the minis
ter has had nine calls to other churches
and the business men in his town are
raising subscription to double his sal
ary.
Don't crow too loud if the weather
| today is Just what you prophesied the
winter would be. 1t may be different
tomorrow. But you can safely agree
| with your neighbor that it has been an
excellent winter and you couldn't have
bettered it had the power of selection
been given you. And above all, don't
allow yourself to think Wen catch 1t
vel" bat en- 10Y the fine weather when it
| Is here
Ben Smith is taking we'll earned
rest from duties at the Martin u Kue-
! bier hardware store and is making an
\ extended visit with his parents at Forest
I 6rOVe, oregon. ne Went OlrecL TO Cau
Francisco. expecting to be joined there
/ by Fred Morley. former we'll known
l Viroqua boy. and to make the "trip TO
| Portland by boat going from there To
| forest Grove whsTt' the parents OF both
( yOung men reside
/ --Supt wilkins made haaty visit
I to the southern portion Of the state.
4 spending half week He was present
| ut the golden wedding anniversary oz
4 former Governor Hoard at Fort Atkin-
| aon and Joined ex-senator Reid in his
( Sist anniversary at Jefferson The lat
( ter is the only Surviving member of the
/ old state board Of charities and correc-
tions He also served in the assembly
from go to 81, and in the senate from
! 20 to 30.
Judge A. w. Campbell OF Aberdeen,
: S D., formerly of Viroqua, is a republi-
I can candidate for une of the nominations
for congress from his state, the com
monwealth not being sppOrtioned into
districts. but having two members at
large. He is native Of Tomah After
admission 70 the bar be located in Viro-
qua, but in 1884 moved 10 Aberdeen. In
1889 he was elected circuit Judge and
served twelve years, retiring 20 resume
! the practice Of his profession.