Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-16
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curity. BUTT & BUTT.
The base ball kick is the popul j
lament.
Corn planting now is the order
Some fields were completed last week
The largest line and the Lowest
prices on field seeds at ThompsOn's gro
Gerry.
Mrs Samuel Henry has caused q
cement walk to be laid in front of her
residence.
Good smart frost one night during
the last week, but so far as we can
learn. no damage resulted.
Mrs. T. J. Ady of Bowbells, North
Dakota. is visiting relatives and friends
in this community, her old home.
Our speciality for the next sixty days
will be tobacco shed boards and barn
material. JOHN e. NUZUM
Venerable J. n. Williamson has
been here from Adams county visiting
his daughter, Mrs Will Storer, and
other relatives and friends,
M. J. Felix spent Sunday At La
Crosse, with his wife, who is raEing
treatment AT hospital there he WIS
ac ccompanied by his mother
Retreat is first to announce inten-
tion to celebrate the coming Fourth of
July. Woodmen and Odd Fellows are
reported as leading in the move.
Critical customers are most well
come customers Particular dresseTF
are our best customers.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
"A pretty ladies watch will add a
great deal to the attractiveness of the
pretty girl pradrate this season of the
year. JOS. BOEHRER, the Jeweler.
Those who have had peep at our
lines say they surpass every previous or
fering in Viroqua,
BLUE FRONT STORE.
DIR. Earnest Chase and r. p. Dalton
were LaFarge business callers at the
county seat on Monday. The gentlemen
report good business in their village, this
spring,
Arrangements are being made by
the Y p c. Il to have DR.. Henry Fa-
vile of La Crosse, deliver a lecture here
on Friday, May %. on My Trip
Abroad.
Fred Henderson has leased the
blacksmith shop and hotel of Hans
Hum at West Prairie. The latter
will devote his time to agricultural
machinery business.
For sale, the desirable Casson resi-
dence property lying within block Of
the business center of the city. Elegant
proposition for boarding house. In
quire of Frank A. Chase
The April and May divisions of the
ladies aid society will give supper in
the parlors of the Methodist church,
Friday evening next, from to p. IN.
Everybody cordially invited
They are all coming to us for their
wedding rings We sell the best wed
ding rings in the market. A ring we
can unconditionally guarantee to be eZ-i
ac.ly what it is represented to be.
JOS. BOEHRER the Jeweler
Rev. and Mrs. Buffers spent Fri
day at Sparta, where the gentleman
joined in the annual celebration of the
military company's muster into the
government service, at the call of troops
for tho Spanish war.
Don't be like the man who didn't
repair his leaky roof in the fair weather
because he didn't need any roof-and of
course he couldn't work in the rain.
Buy your watches now; later on they
may be higher, JOS. BoEHRER the
Jeweler
-Viroqua's crack band has been en-
gagged for two days playing at La
Crosse, June 8th and och, occasion of
the commercial mems annual state
convention. Who says Viroqua is not
at the front?
About one hundred acres of sugar
beets will be raised by farmers in this
community and about Westby. They
have been contracted to the JanesviIle
sugar factory. w Il. Fisher Of Viro-
qua. and Soren Larson of Westby, are
local representatives for the factory.
"A party of Viroquans consisting of
Mr. and Mrs Fl. D Williams Mr.. and
Mrs G. S Slack, Mesdames Otto Otte-
son, II M Towner, II. p. Proctor and
Miss Winifred Baldwin drove to Rock-
ton, today, to assist IN establishing an
Eastern Star lodge in that village.
Trout fishermen who visit the sur
rounding streams have experienced nm
usua, success in their catches so far
this season Many good strings are
brought in, but the fish are rather rudrr
size 1t is too bad to take small trout
They should be thrown back 20 the
water for future growth
The LaFarge Enterprise reports that
Albert Calhoon of Otter creek, lost his
house by fire at an early hour last Sun
day morning. The fire started from a
stove pipe which had become detached
from the flue, and was discovered jast
in time to save the lives of two small
children who were asleep mp ataiv',
Principal J E. Brindlev of Soldiers
Grove, has seenred position in the
faculty of the state university of Oregon
for the coming school year. Mr.. Brind
ley is amply qualified to fill the position,
no doubt, as he has had some years Of
practical experience in teaching wa
predict that the field viii suit him we'll
and wish him success. .-Ex.
The DeSoto Argus says there was
found an ancent penny dated 1917
in the field west of John Jordan's house.
By all evidences it has lain there seventy
| five years or more The loser will
please report to Millard Seymour VINO
will doubtless hand over the said coin
to the person describing the same the
most correctly.
Having fully decided to dispose Of
my millinery business, / will offer all
| goods in stock at great reduction My
line of hats is very complete and you
should come early and make your "a
| lection before the stock is reduced All
! furniture and fixtures are for sale cheap,
| opd ~ vou rpauf raal haryoipc IN yutIif