Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-27

Miss Millie Jefson spent Sunday at
her home in Westby.
Miss Katherine Martin is suffering
/ from felon on her thumb.
Miss Hazel ahslmon of Westby,
was in Viroqua, Thursday.
DIR. f. E. Cooke, dentist; Office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Hail stones of monster size fell at
Westby, last Friday evening.
Buy your Easter se:t. buy it now,
buy it at the BfIe Front Slcra
w. ID. Lind has sold his large bake
oven to the asylum authorities.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work. Inquire of w. p Colburn.
Martin Nelson of Westby, was
Viroqua visitor, Sunday and Monday.
Household goods, book cases, ETC.,
for sale reasonable. jackson Silbaugh.
Miss Stella Nuzum has been teach
ing literature in the high school this
week.
If desiring to purchase either prai-
rie or timber lands. call on j. w.
Thayer.
L. j. Martin who has been at Viii
ton for two weeks on business, has
returned
Miss Mary Coffiand entertained the
girls 'tF and E'' club, last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Geo. McGonigal returned
home, last Monday, from a visit at
Milwaukee.
Mrs. o. A. Unseth of Westby, was
down Wednesday week ago, and did
some shopping.
Remember the Cashton- Virc4ua de-
bate at the high school, tomorrow
(Thursday) evening.
Springville Methodist ;.id society
WIN serve lunch at noon IN election
day, at Springyille.
Miss Edith Shanks returned home
from Sparta, Thursday ev.ning, where
she has been spending week.
III. B. Allen of Rchland Center, a
member or the state bt ard of pharma-
g, was in Viroqua, yesterday.
Vivian, the ten-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Weis-
ter Creek, died of appendicitis.
After the first of April / will do
feed grinding on Friday only of each
week. LLOYD BoLEN.
Carl Davig left this station, Mon
day morning, for Boyceville to take
charge of his fine farm near there.
which he hcrght last summer.
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The next regular meeting of Re-
gina Rebekah hodge No. 2S win be held
the first Monday evening in April. En-
tertsinment and re freshments will be
provided
The lecture given by DIR. Dodd,
medical missionary from Turkey, at
the Congregational church, was well
attended and a very interesting talk
was given.
III. B. Gurler of Illinois, writing to
Hoard 9 Dairyman giving his experience
with milking machines, concludes by
saying that in his opinion they have
come to stay.
j. w. Lake & Sons have Just com
pleted the work of putting in cement
floor at the Viroqua creamery. About
half of the floor space had been cement
ed previously.
Never before have we been able to
display such varied assortment of go
carts rs at present. If you need one
call early while the assortment is COM
ptete. Otteson & Steenberg.
The city band contemplates a
week 3 visit to neighboring cities in the
near future. The itinerary includes
the following noints: Prairie du Chen,
Richland Center, Boscobel, Soldiers
Grove, La Fargo aud Soldiers Grove.
Now is the time to get the manure
spreaaer. Chas. S. Slack & Co. sell
the Waterloo to put on any farm wagon
or truck, and the Litchfield that is
warranted for five years. They can
give special price on all orders given
at cnce to go 1 i st car load.
Mrs. Mary Giovclaski, resident
or Wansau is almost az old as the pres
ent American government. She was
born in ths, spring of Ii l89, and has liv-
ec through the admnistratic rs of all
the presi6er is of the United states ex-
cept Wa'.hing ton.
-Dashing into burning house in or
der to save the life of her babe, which
was sleeping in cradle, Mrs Ernest
Hare of La Crosse, was compelled to
jump through window TO escape. Her
hair was singed and she received severe
burns. The chld was unharmed
-Stoll & Gl JNes have secured a long
time lease on the ground floor of the
business block to be erected this season
by Mrs. B. F. Ferguson. 1t has been
planned with the needs of the clothing
business in view with modern display
windows, etc.
e. ]. Felix of Milwaukee, is
guest of his brother, NJ j. Felix of
this city He is travelling salesman
for the gum trust and has just returned
from s. .aonth's trip through the
soutlern states and Cuba He says the
negroes use large quantities OF gum
and snuff. he having sold five hundred
jars of gum to one dealer.
Our new dress shirts are certainly
the finest ever shown in the city. Con-
tinuous sleeve facing, protection neck
band, felled seams, double stitched
front yoke and arm curves, first quality
No. twenty Ligne buttons, laundried
wristbands or cuffs, laundried by hand
with boiled starch and generously large.
The Blue Front Store.
The value of statement depends
entirely upon the person making it.
When we say to you that in the David