Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14

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music. BROWN MUSIC Co
M. e aid society gives a supper at
the church parlors, st Patrick's day.
j w. Thayer wants your oak or
Eastwood lumber for cash or exchange.
Charles Pierson moved with his
family, from Ontario to Belvidere, Iii
nois.
Marion Allen of Otter Greek. attend
ed a sale of blooded stock in Grant
county.
-Lumberman Tate and wife have re-
turned from d visit to Milwaukee and
Waukesha
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dudley of West
Salem, are visiting at the residence of
M. G. Nichols.
Misses Margaret and Mary Coffiand
are in Chicago taking lessons in paint
ing and music.
Another dray oad Of phono graphs
aud records received this week by the
Brown Music Co.
Pocket bookf. purses and money
bags the largest assortment you ever
saw, at Tewners.
--Leverett Stevens departed, Satur-
day, for California, where he hopes to
locate permanently.
Wanted, married man to work by
the year on dairy farm.
c. V. PORTER, Viroqua
Mrs. F. W. Shepard and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of John Theil in town of Jefferson.
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Gated just north of the court house.
JOIN N. OLSON
Those Swiss milk chocolates manu-
factured by Kratchwill are the best ever
For sale by all Viroqua conHectioners.
So parlor chairs for 81 90 Only
few at these figures Come early If you
want one. FROILAND & WIG
-"Tinselitus all the well dressed
women have caught it. Look at Tate's
supply of tinsel belts, buckles. and belt
ings.
Earl Truesdale is again able to re.
sumo work in his barber shop after
some weeks of enforced rest on account
of i'll health.
Wanted, young girl to learn MILL
merry trade. Must be able to do plain
sewing. Apply in person to Mrs A o
Larson, Viroqua
Land Agent Lombard of La Fargo.
took trio of land seekers, NJ r. Hop
kins, 81 Potter and Bert. Rittenhouse,
to North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jussen of Iron
wood, Michigan. are visiting at the
home of Harold Proctor Mr. Jussen is
a brother of Mrs. Proctor.
Chairman W. F Ericsson was over
from Stark for days visit among
friends made while he served the coun-
ty as sheriff and q member of the county
board
Mr. and Mrs G ! Blowers enter
tanned few friends at a six o'clock
dinner on Saturday March 10TH in hon
or of the fiftv-third anniversary of their
wedding day.
The county soldiers relief commits
sion, consisting of J. NJ Vance, Jos,
Gathers and O. e. Stevens, met in the
county seat on Saturday and transacted
the quarterly business of the commits
sion.
DIR. A. w. Barthell closed his Office
and on Monday shipped his dental out.
fit to Millidgeville, Illinois. his boyhood
home, where he will establish himself in
practice His family will follow in
about a month
Mr. and Mrs Carl Anderson came
from FinRal, North Dakota, last week,
to visit the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S Waffiss. Mr. Anderson was
formerly engaged with the Gates Lum.
Der company.
january. February and March divr.
sions of birthday socials will give 25c
su pper in the Methodist church parlors,
Saturday next (St Patrick's day). Sup
per served from to p m. Everybody
cordially invited.
On Thursday, March 81 Thore Sor
dal will sell at public auction on his
farm six miles northeast of Viroqua,
farm machinery, vehicles seed oats,
corn, fence posts, household goods, etc
Sale commences 10 o'clock noon.
Gus Fish of Rocktou community, is
making a six months sojourn with Sher-
iff Ward, sent over from Justice Shelf
tons court convicted of appropriating
corn from another mans field, He was
fined $50 and costs or Jail service, choos-
ing the latter.
-Treasurers Fred Sallander of Wheat
IAuu, anu n6Dfy tNbutH Ol JcuSIs'Us were
In the city last Friday. to make final set
tlement with County Treasurer Berge.
For the frat time in the history of JEFF
fersop Mr.. RENT collected every penny
charged to tax payers of the town, and
turned over to the county treasurer a
clean page,
The Bangor Independent tells OF
remarkable feat Of Dutch Greek farm
81. who, on wager of $25 with grain
buyer. carried 200 pound sack of bran
three fourths of mile without taking
it from his shoulder A large crowd
from Bangor witnessed the feat The
time was 81 minutes This is little
trick that requires great deal of
strength and IL ia doubtful il thare is
one man in a hundred that could DO it.
w D Lind ia planning 10 expand
his present bakery business To provide
himself with the necessary door space
he will, as soon as the frost is ont of the
ground. commence exeavating for an
addition to his present building. 20 foot
square, two stories high, solid brick
Another smaller addition will be built
for oven Purposes. The interior will be
remodelled, bakery and restaurant amp
plies to be handled in one room and the
lunch and meal business in another.
While the changes are being made he
will close up his place temporarily, ex
pectiog to he ready for business again
by July lst