Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-17
Bits of Local News


New lace curtains, all kinds, at the
Fair SAVING Store.
Mrs A. g. Hebbard returned from
Minneapolis, today.
Mrs. Gerhard Fortney is spending
few days .ai i.iF"q.
See 8irs. NoTris' children hats.
Fifty differen- s.yleJ.
Geo. Schroeder of Viola, spent
Sunday in our city.
Every Puritan corset guaranteed
at the Fair Saving Store.
Thornton Taylor and wife paid a
visit to La Fargo relatives.
J. j. N:lsey is building new
house just west of his residence.
The best fou, 81 per sack.
H. u. Williams & Co.
Mr. ard Mrs. L. c. Boyle returned
from Chicago, last Sat irday morning
Money refunded ftr any Puritan
corset that does not give satisfaction.
Robert johnson mas sold his 20
acre farm in First ward to F. A. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Williams re-
turned from the sugar camp, last Tues
day.
Millinery! More new dress and street
hats at low prices at the Fair Saving
Store.
-Jeweler Sam Lillis has added new
and commodious fre-proof safe to his
equipment.
Young peoples society of Synod
church meets at parsonage tomorrow
Thursday evening.
Special ten days sale of ladies'.
new tailored suits, coats and skirts at
the Fair Saving Store.
Edwin Rogers has been confined to
the house for week past on account
OF sickness, but is now better.
Capt. James # De Soto, and Oscar
Newton Of Newton, attended the Ma
sonic party, last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Broadhead of this city,
will spend the spring and summer with
her son Edwin on his farm near West
Prairie.
An incipient blaze at the "beehive"
called out the fire department, last
Thursday afternoon. But trifling dam
age was done.
The past was an extremely gloomy
and unpleasant week. 1t is making it
backward of what was predicted would
be an early spring.
At recent meeting of the directors
of the Sparta Driving and Agricultural
association it was decided not to hold a
fair in hat city this wear
Mrs. M. AZ. Ady writes to friends
here that her son, VIII, is slowly inn
proving. They have been at sani-
iarium in Prairie du Chen for about
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Lind returned
from Biloxi. Mississippi, last Saturday
morning. They enjoyed their winter in
the sunny south and both are in ex-
cellent health.
While playing with dynamite cap,
Mills Coy's little son had his hand
blown to pieces by the cap exploding
in his hand. This occurred at Viola,
reports the Intslligencer.
The G.. A. r. encampment at Osh-
kosh in June is sure to be one of the
best atterded in years. Oshkosh was
always first class convention town
and never more than now.
The De Soto Argus says that while
chopping wood with double bitted AK
+. H. Over cut a severe cash in his
right shorker making a wound which
will bothtl m Ter some time.
Mrs. Hattie Kelting of Spooner,
has been visiting at the home of her
brother, Mr. Geo. Allen of Jefferson.
She has spent the winter in Louisiana
with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Baker.
Nine years ago the First M. E.
Church at Morning Sum- Iowa, was
painted with Bradley & Vrooman Paint.
Repainting was not required till seven
years later. Sold by Martin & Kuebler.
Ontario bah enthusiasts have or
~anized strong combination for the
coming season They will expect to
make things go some. They won nine
teen out of twenty-five games played.
Byron c. Rosencrans, former super
intendent and conductor on the Kicka-
poo railroad, has moved from Wauzeka
to North Dakota to conduct large
hotel Rosy is a hustler wherever
placed.
Millinery exhibition sale, Friday
and Saturday. Artistic designs and
beautiful color effect will be seen in
almost an endless variety in hundreds OF
practical styles. | extend to all a
cordial irvation to be present.
Mas. L. c. NORRIS. Park Hotel.
Ouu stove trade has been the largest
ever for soma time anl it is still COM
ing and whan you price our oil and
gasoline you vii know the reason. We
are in it t. jag ard can deliver the
goods that viii stay sold. Come and
Gee our line at Chas, S. Slack & Co.'S.
The party given by the F. and a.
Ms, last Thursday evening, was a
most pleasant social event. Cards were
PLAYED until II p m. when an elaborate
lunch was served. Those who cared to
dance then went to the Opera hall
where dancing was indulged in until
80 a. m.
1t is wonderful how those dies har.
rows and walking plows are selling al
Chas. s. Slack & Co.'S. and their line of
Tiger, Buckeye, and Monitor seeders
are strictly in it, and the best thing on
earth is their Monitor double disc drills.
They will make special prices on lever
harrows for the next two days.
beginning Monday last the pas
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