Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27
Good bye February.

j. T.. Nuzum's.
The biggest bargain Of the season
in shed boards at Thayer's.
Michael Rentz was a business cali
er from Esofea on Saturday.
Druggist A.. J. johnson was in La
Crosse last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Jesse Nuzum Hunter of Viola,
spent last week at the parental home.
Miss Ruby De Lap returned from
Dakota the latter part of last week.
Miss Maggie Demander is here
from Minneapolis visiting her parents.
Merchant John L. Davis of Retreat,
looked after business here, last Friday.
Fine line of white waists just re-
ceived at Severson's. See the ones at
CSC.
Mrs. Harry Bailey and children
viii arrive from Richland Center to-
day.
Mrs. w. ID. Lind and children went
to Cashton, Minnesota, to visit her
parents
Cashier Emil Sveen of the Westby
bank, was in the city between trains
last Saturday. ~
Otto and Ben Brown attended
colonial" bali given at Bangor last
Friday evening.
Mr. l.. l.. Tongue has been appoint
ed deputy for Hillsboro section by
Sheriff Silbaugh.
-Messrs. C. w. Fowell and John c.
Flanagan of Readstown, were Viroqua
callers, last Friday.
Stanton McVey, one of Rockton's
merchants, was business caller in vi
roqua, last Thursday.
Mrs. Katherine Wehlng of Stod-
dard vicinity, died on the 10Th instant,
leaving large kinship.
Mr.. ]. D. Walker of Boscobel,
postoffice inspector, paid an official Wis
It to this city on Friday.
La Fargo gentlemen to the number
of twenty-five, have instituted a
Knights of Pythias lodge.
We are showing fine line of
swisses and white goods. Come III see
them. C. j. Severson & Co.
Miss Elliott of the Wisconsin Libra
nv commission, visited our city and
school libraries, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hammond of
Poynette, are visiting relatives and
friends in Viroqua and vicinity.
Ladies' new and nobby dress and
walking skirts for spring wear, at low
prices at the Fair Savings Store.
j. F. Shreve of Greenwood town,
and DIR. Pinch of Hillsboro, are off on
a land inspecting tour 10 Kansas.
Special for one week only, 25 cent
linen finished suiting, full shru' k at l6
cents per yard at c. j. Seversen & Co.
Wanted, an apprentice girl; must
know how To do plain sewing. Caii IN
person at MRS. A. o. Larson's millinery
store.
Attorney C. M. Butt, Jr., returned
last Friday, from two week 5 absence
on business at Chicago and other points
in Illinois.
j. F. Cox of Genoa town, is pre-
pairing to make trip of investigation
to Montana, with the thought of locat-
ing land there.
November 1st, without interest, on
heating stoves, cutters, hobs, and some
other lines if taken this week at Chas.
S. Slack & Cos.
The state press association hold
their 54th annual session III the city. OF
Madison, Wednesday and Thursday,
March 18th and 14th.
A private pension bin for Oscar c..
Stevens of ViroQua, for twenty dollars
per month, has been introduced in Con-
gress by Senator La Toilette.
Muslin underwear sale of ladies'
night gowns, fancy corset covers, fine
embroidered and plain pettycoats, at
exceptionally low prices, at the Far
Savings Store.
We are selling prunes at sc per
pound. Come in and buy few pounds
and be convinced. This is no sale price
simply one of our every day bargains.
Severson's grocery.
The high schoo. gave literary and
musical program on the afternoon OF
the 22nd in honor of the father" and
~ the ''sayior" of our country. The Il.
A. R. and Relief Corps were present as
invited guests.
We are anxious to know how
March is going to come in. You know
the saying is that if it comes in like a
lion it will go out like lamb, and vice
versa. If it had time to get here last
Sunday it could have come to us as
pleasant as June.
The name Northwestern" has be-
come the symbol for perfection in the
vehicle line, for ,Chas. S. Slack 4 Co.
have sold Northwestern cutters, bobs,
buggies and surries for nearly twenty
years, and they have never had dis
satisfied customer. Who else, even in
their short experience in the business,
can say as much for any buggy they
sell?
-Postmasters have been notified
that preparations are being made tC
issue one cent postage stamps in book
form beginning about March l. There
win be only one size, containing twenty.
four one-cent stamps in four sheets oi
six stamps each, interviewed with par
afine paper and bound like the books OF
two-cent stamps. The selling price
will be twenty-five cents per book.
Rev. Evert Of Retreat, was bust
ness caller to this city on Friday. IL
the CENSOR he said that he was pleased
to get back among the friends in Yer
non county and that his congregation