Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04


Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spellum are
rel )icing over the arrival of baby boy.
Mr.. Peter Sorenson of Resdstowp,
was business eeiler in our city, today.
Miss Ethel Nuzum returned to the
university at Appleton after two week s
vacation.
Miss St9lla Nuz lm returned to her
school duti ss at Hudson, after week g
visit at hom9.
Mr.. Nyron Isham of Dorchester, 10.
wa, is visiting his parents and other rel
atives Of Viroqua.
Re-. John E. Evans will preach in
the Brush Hollow church, next Friday
evening This will be his last service as
pas:Jr at that church.
--Oa Thursday, Friday and Saturday
preceding Easter. there will be sale on
all hats at the Bon Ton. Big reductions
and choice line TO select from.
The Misses Elizabeth Spellum and
Ethel Atwood entertain the ladies aid
society Of the Congregational church at
the home of the former today.
by an oversight, mentioning that
quantity of sugar is limited to a pounds
to one person, was omitted in our aG.
w. f. LINDEMANN & Co.
Miss McChesney, for several years
teacher of science in our high school and
now teacher in the Merrill high school
is spending her vacation with friends in
this city.
Members of the Womans Relief
Corps celebrated their twenty-tirst an
niversary by banquet and later by
graphaphone entertainment by Wade
Harrington.
Henry Hslgerson of Westby, son of
O Fl. Hslgerson of this city, is in La
Crosse for treatment for very serious
case of appendicitis The young mans
many friends here are hoping for his
speedy restoration to health. We learn
today that he has chance for recovery.
March month. 1906. was exception.
ally wintry for this section. but the sun
has crossed the equator and Is steadily
toward the tropic OF Cancer,
The frost king is preparing to retreat TO
his fastnesses near the pole, and spring,
though not here is near at hand iLong
before it would be safe for them to re.
linquish winter wooens, it is high time
about their gardens.
That was a generous act on part of
lLutreran aid society ladies to serve
unche3 in this city on election day to
raise funds to be sent to the starving
millions in Japan. They cleared over
fifty dollars There are others who
wish TO contribute to this noble cause,
and during the week they can leave the
money with Torger Steenson at Sand
wick clothing store and it will be for
warded at once.
Probably the frat man in the state
to sign nomination papers for candi-
date for state officer to be voted for at
the September primary election, was
Iudwiz Neprud OF Viroqua town, who
on Saturday signed q call asking Gov
ernOr Davidson to stand as candidate
10 saeeeed himself thus extending to
him the usual party custom and prece-
dert Everg where IL appears Ia I've the
desire on the part OF the republicans
that Mr. Davidson shall bave the same
extended to him. that has pre-.
vailed with Governor LIS Folettend ali
other officials who have done their
duty ny the people ana been faithful TO
the pledges Of the party.
Having visited the same towns for
over thirty-one gears and having been
In company with V Clarence Price for
ten years and having had the experience
OF Dt Russell White of Buffalo over
shirty years J 10 not think am boast
ing, when | sH am the most experience
ID physician creating chronic diseases
in me country. Farther the formulae
by which my remedies are manufactured
were put together by that chief of phar-
macists, Prof King Of Cincinnati while
be was editing the American DisDensa-
tory These compounds have all been
improved by DR. White, DR.. Price and
DIR. Brewer. AS fast as new remedies
have proven TO he Of use in chronic dis.
esses they have been added 10 these for.
mulas by DR.. F. B. Brewer until they
are as near perfect rs science and ex-
perience can make them With this
accumulated experience of over fifty
years am prepared to cure all durable
diseases. Dr. Brewer will make his
next visit to the Viroqus motel in this
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