Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-24


Bangor.
See Mrs. Norris children hats.
Fifty different styles.
Attorney H. P. Proctor visited his
son, Haroldoat Elroy.
DIR. Ed. Gaines visited his mother
here one day last week.
The whist club meets, next Friday
evening, at Dyson hall.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; Office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Best Portland cement and Ivory
wood fibre plaster at Nuzum's.
Theodore Berg of Rockton, recently
returned from visit to Norway.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ty. Butt & Butt.
Base ball goods, fishing tackle, all
kinds of sporting goods at Towner's.
Chas. Nixon of West Prairie, was
a guest at Melvin Owens last week.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed
is sold by H. d. Williams & Company.
L. w. Allen of La Crosse, visited
Viroqua friends the latter part of last
week.
Get your wall paper at o. K. Davis
drug store. 1t win be trimmed free of
charge.
Are you going to paint? If so, see
Towner He will interest you and save
you money.
w. P. Colburn was the guest of
Prof. A. E. Smith and wife at Cashton,
last Sunday,
Texas Sweethearts" at the Opera
House, Thursday, April 25th. Don't
forget the date.
Ladies hats, misses hats, childrens
hats at all prices at Mrs. j. c. Bigley's.
Leave your orders.
AT Viola, Friday night, Viola and
Soldiers Grove schools viii hold an
oratorical contest.
Miss Gena Thompson went to Cash
ton, last Saturday, to spend a few days
with friends there.
The Ladies' Aid society of Spring
vile has sent Sc. so to the fund for the
relief of the famine sufferers in China
Fred Peters of Two Harbors, Min
nesota, is visiting his grandfather, Mr..
Jonathan Swain, and other relatives in
this vicinity.
! Viola is to hold a special election
for village president on the 18th, the
president-elect, l.. l.. Lathrop, declin-
ing to qualify.
Mrs. P. M. Randall of La Fargo,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl K.
Herried of this city.
R. r. Larson will leave soon for
Sacramento City, California, and will
visit his brother, Theodore Larson, at
Minneapolis, while enroute.
Hon. d. O. Mahoney and Prof. w.
P. Colburn of this city, acted as judges
at an oratorical contest at the Ontario
high school, last Saturday evening.
See our new line or fine trunks,
suit cases and satchels. Just received.
We always lead in these goods.
The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Elmer Nixon of Retreat, was
operated upon for an abscess and also
for appendicitis at La Crosse, week
ago today. She is recovering nicely.
- "A ouIitidy SCiiOOi HAS DcSl vi SttfiiACu
at the Methodist church at Springville,
with Mr.. John Theil as superintendent.
The school meets each Sunday at 10 a. m.
Towner has all kinds of paints, var
nishes and wall paper-in short every
thing to make the house and home
beautiful at the lowest prices that
quality will permit.
Dn+o of
residence property located on the corner
of Rusk avenue and Decker street, to
John Weber. The latter took possession
of the same last week.
The government postal department
has issued jamestown Exposition Mem
orial stamps, and the local office will
secure them upon the next requisition
for one and two cent stamps.
Fresh air and sunshine prevent dis
ease. Good paint prevents decay. 1t
will pay you to protect your property
with long wearing Bradley & Vrooman
Paint. Sold by Martin & kuebler
Government investigation of Life
Insurance recall that the guarantee on
every can of Bradley & Vrooman Paint
is an absolute insurance against loss.
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Kuebler.
The city council at Sparta has
granted the Sparta -Melrose railroad
franchise for a term of thirty years.
The franchise gives the road the
privilege of laying rails on any unpaved
street in the city.
Mrs. Albon Lidemann and Alboa
Lindemann, Jr, returned on Tuesday
morning from California where they
have spent couple of months with
Mrs. Lindemann's father. Mr.. |. w.
Blake at Compton.
The Viola Intelligencer reports that
party of Viola people, consisting of
w. ID. Maeby, Nile Jennings, Geo.
Rabbit and Western Barclay started
for Old Virginia to look over the country
with view to locating.
The Enterprise is authority for the
statement that the farm house belong
ing to Harry Rittenhouse, in the town
of Stark, which he recently purchased
from T. A. Granger, was totally de-
strcyed by fire, together with some of
the household effects of Mr.. Granger.
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