Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-15

Lew Allen W. NeWton Nisltof,
Sunday.
Mrs. T. o. Mo- has been i'll for
the past few days.
w. S. Proctor made bu-.lc trip
to La Crosse on Monday.
&C. y. Seversonwas a Sparta visitor,
last Thursday and Friday.
-R. r. Lemen is home after a win
ter's work at Eleader, Iowa.
What has become of the old-fashion-
ed man who wore paper collars?
Mrs. William Erickson, residing
near Readstown, is seriously i'll.
III. C. Spaulding, an old and well
known attorney of Tomah, is dead.
Wrs. William Webb is receiving a
visit from Mrs. Isaac Keyes of Fenni-
more.
Rev. C. Z. Buffers is expected back
in day or two from his visit to New
Orleans.
Mrs. II. P. Larson and little sons
went to Cashton, last Saturday, to visit
friends.
Plenty of corn to be had at Brennan
& Smiths feed store. Also National
calf food.
j. O. Anderson moved, last week,
into the dwelling he purchased of Mrs.
Grant Pierce.
Little drops of water, little grains
of sand, increase the grocer's profits
to beat the village band.
Asher Gorsline has purchased the
house on west side of Main street re-
Gently vacated by Thos. Lem.
Miss Eda Nixon of Retreat, who
has been a guest at Mel Owens, re-
turned to her home on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Chase arrives home
this week from Milwaukee where she
is attending a school of music.
Miss Stella Nuzum win be home for
a few days visit At present she is a
guest of her brother at Tomah.
The band dance given last Thurs
day ey ening, was well attended and was
a success socially and financially.
Mrs. Peter Oftedahl has returned
from Aberdeen, South Dakota, after
months visit with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hoyt and chill
dren of Chaseburg, spent Sunday here
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lind.
A Sunday school has been organized
at the Liberty Pole Methodist church.
Mrs Dave Cade is superintendent.
= Mrs. Geo. d. Thompson and Violet
Lind of Hillsboro, have been the city
guests of Captain and Mrs. Connor
New line of Stetson hats just re-
eeived. both soft and stiff. Latest
styles. The Blue Front Store.
For sale, fine dwelling, barn and
toll tacco shed, with Fl acres of land on
Becker street. Inquire of John Skar-
stad, Viroqua,
Just step in at Chas. S. Slack &
Co.'S and see that Sure Drop planter
drop three hundred hills with three
kernels in hill every time.
Miss Kate Goodell has been kept
from her classes for the past few days
in order to give her entire time to car
ing for an attack of mumps.
-Thos. Lem has moved his family
into the residence on southeast corner of
East avenue and Terhune street, which
he recently purchased OF Daniel Wise.
DO YOU want the most fashionable
shirt to be found? See the new line of
coat shirts with and without cuffs, now
on exhibition at The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. A G. Erickson left, last Sat
urday, for her home in Minneapolis,
having been called here to attend the
funeral of her father, William Erick-
son.
The fifty-second annual meeting Of
Congregational churches of La Crossee
district is in session at Hillsboro. Rev.
j. E. Safles of this city, is in atten-
dance.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have received
a car load of Dain hay leaders and side
delivery rakes and one Dain hay press.
Come and get the right kind at the
right place.
Experts agree that Bradley q
Vrooman Paint is the longest wearing
Paint. 1t is guaranteed to give salts
faction every can of it. A complete
stock, all coIors at Martin & Kuebler.
For sale, the Peter Skaaland pro-
perty in the southwestern part of the
city. Consists of "a acres, good house,
barn and tobacco shed. Inquire of Pet
er Skaaland, city, or o. A. Kalvestran,
Readstown.
-Chas s. Slack & Co. have one
Belle City thresher that they can make
special price on if taken at once, as
the company have sold their output to
the IHlGTndLlOndl IldlNNobCi NJ. dAiu
this machine will soon be called in If
not sold here Immediately.
The Caslton Record predicts that
over half of The winter wheat in this
locality is dead The long continued
cold days ana frosty nights of the past
two months was too much for it, when
there was no protection. If the SHOW
had stayed on The ground until April
the chances are hat it would not have
been injured. A good many large fields
of wheat on st. Mary sridge are three
fourths gone and will be plowed over
and probably corn put in its place.
The advertising merchant is the
one who does the business in these days
of push and enterprise. There are
more newspaper readers today than
ever before in the history of the world.
The newspaper places your business
under the eyes of the buyer. He sees
what he wants, ahd knowing where to
huy it. looks up the wideawake mer-
chant who asked him to come and see
him. Success in these days Of SHARP
competition calls for eternal vigilance.
You can't keep hustler down.
Andrew NJ. Lunde took out new
Deering mower, Saturday, from Chas.
s. Slack & Cos. Their line includes
the Deering, Milwaukee and Champion
mowers and binders. They have some
thing special in the binder proposition
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