Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-29
Bits of Local News

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the Jeweler.
Hicks weather predictions for May
were very pat.
Flowers were never so scarce for
Decoration day.
Wall paper remnants-get them at
o. Z. Davis drug store.
Next Saturday and Monday, rem
nant days at Lindemann's.
Chas. S. Slack & Co. have some
thing special in rope and binding twine.
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Baker are visi-
ting friends in Newton and vicinity this
week.
Don't forget that Mrs. Hammond
serves ice cream and lunches at all
hours.
DIR. Butt of La Fargo, passed
through Viroqna on Monday, enroute
to La Crosse.
Good bye Miss May! You were too
tickle and unsatisfactory for either
devoted or flirting lover.
Milt and Irwin Henry are spending
a few days at the state capital with
the formers son, Ray.
To-day received fifty new hats for
the children. From fifty cents up.
Mrs. Norris.
Misses Tilda Kullock and Marie
Buras were callers in town from
Westby in this city on Monday.
The whist club party which was to
have been given this Friday evening,
has been postponed for two weeks.
Ten good workmen by Tyler Forks
Lumber and Fuel Co., at once, at top
wages. j. w. Thayer.
-Messrs. C. j. Severson, Edward
Wig and Edgar Curry paid the village
of Soldiers Grove visit, yesterday.
Bert Dunlap spent last Sabbath with
his father in this city He is travel
ing salesman for a Chicago wholesale
firm.
Mrs. Martha Everson is spending
the week with Mrs. Bertha Broadhead
at the Edwin Broadhead farm at West
Prairie.
Attorney T. A. Tolrud returned,
last Saturday, from a land-inspecting
tour of the Dakotas, Wyoming and
Montana.
Bring in your wagon and get a
combination stock and hay rack this
week and receive a prize from Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
The young peoples society of the
Synod church will meet next Sunday
at O'Clock at Henry Lind's, four miles
west Of Viroqua
Miss Ragna Larson of Avalanche,
returned to her home, last Sunday,
after spending week at the home of
Edward Wig in this city.
Two carloads of farm machinery
and vehicles recently received. Can fill
your wants and at prices that are
right. Chris. Dragne.
Try one of our Ideal" ball-bearing
lawn mowers. We give you nice oil
can full of special lawn mower oil and
Chas. S. Slack & Co stenciled on the
can.
Leon Buchanan recently purchased
an American Jersey Cattle Club bull
calf from w. H. Hanchett of Sparta.
The animal is of the Golden Lad
type.
The young peoples society of Zion
congregation will meet Sunday, June
9th, instead of the 2nd, at 8 pm. at the
home of julius Johnson. All are wei
come.
-Deering binders, Deering mowers,
Milwaukee binders, Milwaukee mowers,
rakes, Champion binders, mowers,
rakes and tedders at Chas. S. Slack q
Co.'S.
W. w. Dunlap went to Brownville,
Minnesota, on Monday evening, to be
present at the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Emily Gillette, who passed awey,
Monday.
DR.. VIM. Trowbridge received a
visit last week from boyhood friend,
Mr.. John o. Melby of Whitehall. He
is president of the John O. Melby Co.
bank of that city.
Geo. L. Smith of South Kaukauna,
who has the contract for the erection
of the First National Bank building,
arrived in the city last evening, and
work will begin Immediately.
Property is decreased in value if
left unpainted or painted with inferior
paint Bradley & Vrooman Paint is
guaranteed long-wearing and protect
i've. Martin & Kuebler.
The annual meeting of the Spring
vile w. C. T. U. will be held at the
home of Mrs. Kate Harris, Thursday
afternoon, June 6. All members are
requested to be present.
Matthew Massi of Genoa town,
brought the scalp of lynx to this city
on Monday, and received bounty of
So from Treasurer Berge. He will also
receive an additional SO from the state.
If you saw 81 bill lying on the
sideN ak, would you pass it by? Not
likely. Well by neglecting us you are
not passing by one 81, but handfuls of
them, and some $l0's too.
Jos. Boehrer, Jeweler.
Chas. S. Slack & Co. unloaded
another car of Fuller & Johnson goods,
Saturday. They have some of the
horse-lifG cultivators with tobaccO-hoe-
ing attachments, but not enough to last
long. They could only get fifteen more
tobacco planters this year and part of
them We're sold before they arrived.
Citizens in that community have
banded together in what is to be known
as the Dell Farmers National Telephone
Association There were forty-two
farmers present at a recent meeting
and they elected Edward Clark pre-
sident; p. d. Miller, secretary; Chas.
Bennett, treasurer; trustees, F. M.
Clark, Fl. W. Marshall and Henry Mar
kee. The building of lines win begin
at once and the exchange will connect
with the new telephone company at
Casnton.
The w. F. Lindemann Co. are ar
ringing for sale that is entirely new
in every respect from anything that