Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-13

Pam, the editor knows about it.
The best pu!? plaster at Tibbits.
| Cameron's.
DR.. r. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postofiice.
Remember the brand! Ferndale
cotfees at Williams.
John Side is having a small ad-
dition built to his residence.
w H. Barker of Sparta. His Cough
Remedy cures. at all drug stores.
Elmer Davis made a trip to Min
neapoils last week, visiting his cousin
Oscar Drake.
Another large shipment of trunks,
suit cases, and bags just received at the
Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peters of Two
Harbors, Minnesota, are visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Go to John Z. Nuzum for the best
Atlas Portland cement, large and fresh
stock always on hand.
Let there be a general observation
of Decoration Day. 1t falls on two
weeks from next Saturday.
Miss Daisy Bowman resigned her
position as saleslady at Terhune's, and
Miss Cora Lillis is now employed.
DIR. Chas Lauder has recently pur-
chased strip of land just north of his
two lots of Mrs. Martha Williams.
The great Passion Play, Friday and
Saturday, this week. Every afternoon
and evening. Admission 10c and zoe.
Postmaster P. A. Pugh has re-
signed as postmaster at Soldiers Grove.
He has held the position about one year.
Mr.. Ole Lindevig of Kickapoo town
is off for trip in Minnesota. His wife
accompanied him as far as Coon Valley.
The new belt. Perfect adjusting
buckle, no holes in belt. The most
perfect belt made. The Blue Front
Store.
Just received a car of doors and
windows at Nuzum's. Call and see US
before buying elsewhere, as we can save
you money.
Let nothing keep you from seeing
the Passion Play" Friday and Satur-
day, afternoon and evening. Admission
10c and zoe.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Mason has been having a
serious time with canker sores in the
throat and mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dach, Jr., went
to New Hampton, Iowa, on Monday to
attend the wedding of Miss Gross, a
cousin of Mr.. Dach.
Buy corn of H. ID. Williams & Co.
Best grades of bran and middlings,
peas, timothy, clover and rape seed.
Give US call. X. d. Williams g. Go.
-"Dode" Fisk, who has managed a
dog and pony show for several past
years, has enlarged his entertainment
materially and is this season running
railroad show.
Melvin C. Ripley, formerly lum-
ber dealer in our city and now a resident
of Minneapolis, is spending several
weeks in Idaho and may decide to locate
at or near Twin Falls in that state
Bureau trunks, alligator bags, solid
leather suit cases. All kinds and prices
1t is well known we sell more trunks,
cases and bags than any concern in this
part of the state. The Blue Front Store.
ID. o. Mahoney leaves today for
Milwaukee to attend meeting of the
State Central Committee which meets
tomorrow for the purpose of electing
alternate delegates to the national re-
publican convention.
-Abner Silbaugh had a painful ac-
cident on Thursday morning. He was
using a small hand ak in trimming some
fruit trees and the ak slipped cutting a
the service of a doctor in binding it up.
Miss Bertha Olson leaves on the
18th, in company with a party from
Westby, for an extended vacation in
Norway. The trip will be made via
New York and London to Christiania,
and she will visit relatives in the east
ern part of Norway at and near Lille
hammer.
A clipping from the Palermo North
Dakota) Gazette informs US of the mar
riage of Miss Anna Erickson, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Erick-
son of Harmony, to Mr.. Hans Scheld-
rup, highly esteemed young business
man of Palermo. The brides Vernon
county friends extend congratulations
and best wishes.
"A show and dance viii be given on
the evening of Wednesday, May 20, for
the benefit of the home ball team un-
der the management of Joe Rosenthal.
The proceeds of the entertainment will
80 toward buying uniforms for the
team. The aggregation is made up
wholly of home players, and Joe says
they stand ready to play any neigh
boring team that may come their way.
Present conditions of the wool mar
ket indicate that the price of wool this
season will fall far short of last year,
when the farmers realized from 24c to
25c per pound for their crop. Wool
dealers in Viroqua inform the CENSOR
that wool will probably open up at
about l6c this year, and manufacturers
all over the country predict big cut
in wool goods this coming fall and win
ter
One of the most pitiful cases we
we have learned of in years is that of
Oliver Mitchell of Hlllsboro town, who
is afflicted with malignant cancer of
the jaw and throat. He has consulted
the most eminent surgeons of the coun-
try, none of whom give him much en-
couragement. He is now at a hospital
in Michigan, accompanied there by Don
Sherman. All Mr.. Mitchells friends
pray that he may find relief.
Lancaster has recently passed an
ordinance determining that the city
pay one third of the cost of construc-
ting all concrete walks. Come to think
of it, isn't that square? Or if you
please, why should individual property
holders be taxed 10 build walks for
accommodation of the general public?
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