Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-03-17


Election tickets at the CENSOR
office.
Cotton goods going at 10 per cent.
discount at pate's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist. second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
&C. j. Smith left for North Dakota,
Monday, on business mission.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. Il. Minshall
Our motto: Every thing the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Don't forget that we have lots of
remnant wall paper that will go cheap.
0. E. Davis.
Sharon Holenbeck and wife of
Rockton community, lost three month 5
old daughter
-R P. Dalton Of La Fargo circulated
among Viroqua business and professional
men on recent day.
Have your election tickets prir led
at the CENSOR office. Mail and tele-
phone orders promptly filled.
For all kinds of plain job printing
the CENSOR is the place 10 secure
prompt service and good work.
Ed Gorsline will make a tour of
inspection OF Montana and other west
ern states in the near future.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
NJ c Nichols, Thursday, March 25th
-Oxfords are going to be worn much
this season. Tans will be very stylish
See the line and prices. The Blue Front
Store.
Mr. Frank Hay of Iowa, is renew
ing boyhood scenes in this community
He is a grandson of the late Mrs. Jesse
Garrett.
Don't fail to see Tate's bargain
counters, where hundreds of articles
have been marked down to remark
ably low price.
e A Jacobson had timber wolf
on exhibition Monday, the victim of his
skill with the rife. The animal was
shot in the town Of jefferson.
Now is the time to take good
blood medicine, tone up the system and
be ready for spring Nyals Hot Springs
Blood medicine is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. O. E. Davis.
Word has reached here that Grant
Strawn recently suffered loss of about
S400 in fire at Spokane which con
sumed his barn, hennery and other
property The origin of the fire was a
mystery.
Just received, one carload of Golden
Loaf, highe t grade patent Minnesota
our, none oetter in town Also one
carload of the great selling Cyclone
flour Every sack warranted at P.
BoufHeur's.
What's become of the old fashioned
man who, when he visited the schools,
took melancholy pleasure in telling
the pupils what poor advantages he had
and what a studious boy he was?
Walter McClurg is quite sick at the
home of his pareL,7, few miles south
east of this city. lie was taken i'll last
Thursday night while enroute from
Madison, where he has been for the
past three months attending agricu.-
tural college.
The Merrymakers held their last
social party of the season at the Opera
hall last evening, cards and dancing
furnishing pleasant past-time. Much
ind night oil' was consumed before
the reluctant members adjourned sine
die for the season.
Sven Omundson and wife of Pen
derton, Minnesota, have been guests
the past week at the home of the form
er's brother, J 0mund5on, whom he
had not seen for twelve years. Upon
his return to his Minnesota home, Mr.
Omundson will sell off his personal
property with the intention of making
Washington his future home
A little girl in a neighboring town
was duly impressed by the Washing ton
birthday exercises and by subsequent
conversation in the family circle. She
was put TO bed in the evening and,
after rejecting quietly for few min
utes, she called to her mother and
asked. "Was Washington the only pre-
sideus who couldn't tell lie?"
The ladies' Of the G. l.. club pleas
autly surprised Mrs K. l.. Ware at her
home Thursday afternoon, the affair
being in the nature of farewell party
on account OF Mrs. Ware removal
from the city. Mrs. Laurence Bigley,
in behalf of the club, presented the
hostess with beautiful set Of sherbert
glasses as a token Of remem branee.
Friends learn IF the death, at
Hennepin, Illinois, of William II. Cas-
son, brother OF Col Henry Casson and
the late John r Casson During the
long residence Of the Casson families in
Viruqu4 the late deceased was a visitor
here. His death at seventy-oEe years,
leaves Col Henry CAsson the sole sur
vivor of a once numerous and prominent
family.
Mr. ard Mrs Ole f. Fortney were
in the city from Franklin. Monday,
making purchase of wedding presents
for their eldest son, Theodore n Fort
ney, who is to be married today al
Wheeler, Dunn county, to Miss Ords
Nygard Theodore is native of Frank
lin, where he has many friends and rel
atives Many congratulations are eX.
tended
Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Small cele-
bratedstheir first wedding anniversary
last evening at their home About
twenty guests were present. A siz
O'Clock dinner was served by the Misse:
Ida iverson and Minnie McMullen
Mrs Small was formerly Miss Henretts
Peterek of La Crosse. Mr.. and Mrs
Small we're the recipients Of many
beautiful gifts The guests departed
at late hour. wishing the young couple
many happy returns Of the event.
Hunters are warned that the closed
season fpr rabbits ,0d 81 llrreis hegar
Monday, March /. cJltlbutHg till Sep
ternber /. The closed season for has,
also began March L. and eontiaues tc