Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
= The best flour, 81 p,r sack.
H. d. Williams & Co.

The best flour, 81 ptH SGck.
II. d. Williams & Co.
e. B. Hyde of Retreat, was Vi
roqua caller on Tuesday
If buying or selling oak lumber OF
timbers, Thayer can suit you.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; Office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Miss Kathryn Martin spent a
couple of days at Sparta and Bangor
this week.
Long black silk gloves, best in the
land at only SIPS per pair. c. }. Sew
erson & Co.
Attorneys Graves, Smith and Drew
had case in circuit court at La Crosse
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson have
moved to the Powell farm east of the
county farm.
Miss Allie Richards and Mrs. 0. E.
Davis gave six O'Clock luncheon, last
Friday evening.
The club dance was very well at
tended and the eight-piece orchestra
gave flne music.
New spring goods arriving daily
and lots of new ones on hand to select
from at Severson' s.
-Messrs. Scott and Ion Curtis are
in Alabama visiting their brother and
seeking location.
Mrs. August Smith received a visit
F,,o,., ~ o1,,s1p William Rrpapa al
Milwaukee, last week.
The freshmen of our high school
give their annual class party at the
school house this Friday evening.
The famous Weyenberg handmade
shoes for everyday ware. The best IN
the country, at the Blue Front Store.
M,s hRTsranr s The ssr
of Clinton, was guest at the home Of
Mr.. Fred Kromrey one day last week.
H. C. Hanson bought a fine range,
10O0-pound scale of Chas. S. Slack 4
Co. Come and see them and make a
choice.
Persons desiring TO take examina-
ton for rural route carriers can secure
application blanks at the local post
office.
Miss Rose Drew of this city, and
her brother, Attorney A. F. Drew OF
La Fargo, were La Crosse visitors one
day last week.
Those tobacco transplanters are go
ing every day, at Chas. S. Slack q Go $:
Better get your order in this week II
you want one.
Miss Ethel Atwood went to Mil
waukee, last Thursday, and will be
there for about ten days selecting her
stock of millinery.
See the new dress shirts, the latest
in style; uptodate in every way. The
new coat shirt with attached cuffs.
The Blue Front Store.
Anton Weiken of Lindsey, was ii
town the latter part of last week, th6
guest of Alderman 0. II. Helgersor
and family.
Black Cat hosiery. best hose on the
market in all styles for boys, girls, and
in fact the whole family at Severson'
Department Store.
Miss May Martin went to Sparta,
Tuesday evening, to take part in a re-
cital there, to be given BY Mrs. Hol-
com, the music teacher.
Why buy a galvanized iron tank
when YOU can get wood cyprus, 20
barrel tank of Chas. s. Slack for $l8.0 90
that will last twice as long.
See the new spring suits, hand
made. hand felled collars, hair cloth
front, the latest in style and fabric, and
all guaranteed. Blue front Store.
Cheap rates March 10 and April 2
and %, good for twenty-one days. Free
fare if you buy land. Write or see,
Edward o. Everson, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin, solicitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Harris, former
" of Vernon county but for some years
past residents of Quincy. Illinois, left
that city ON March 3rd for Clairsville,
California, where they will make their
future home.
H. p. Larson was in Wausau last
week and bought two car loads of gran
ite: this granite is the best in the world.
Be sure and cell at our shop before you
buy your monuments as we are sure we
can save you money.
Merchant c. II. Upham Of DeSoto,
was in attendance at the school board
convention held here, Saturday. lie
also made settlement Of taxes with
County Treasurer Berge for DeSotc
village.
Mr.. Bert J. Mason, an expert
painter and paper hanger. is now guar
terad in this city. having entered into
a partnership with La Force Terhane.
He is capable Of hanging silks, burlaps.
embossed and damask goods in addition
to plain stock. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Willie Brown. Philip Deck,
Mrs. Chas. Dewitt, Miss A. Drake,
Mrs. Andrew Flaltestol, Mr.. G. o.
Hongerud, Mrs. Jones (retuuied deaC
letter., Mrs. Emma j r. Miller, Albert
Montyiller a.. Alice Nelson, Frank
Reynolds, Mrs. Amy Waters, Ida
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