Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-02-24

Mrs Edward Wig spent few days
visiting at her home near Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coe were visit
ing relatives and friends here, Saturday.
-Chas Zimmerman of Kendall is the
guest of his niece, Mrs. Herman Wolf
gram.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
If needing any kind of lumber or
building material, Thsyer's is the place
to buy.
Remember, use best leather money
can buy in my shoe repairing work.
l.. p. Juul.
Knut Munson of Sterling was
pleasant business caller at the CENSOR
office, Thursday.
Wool dress goods, silks ana trim
mings will be sold out at 20 per cent
discount at Tate's closing sale,
e. Manley Norris and wife are
playing their first seasons contract en-
gagement at Calgaria, Alberta, Canada.
You better buy blankets and robes
now while the reduction is going on.
Call and ask about them. l.. u. Favor.
Ole E. Lavold has leased the Tollec
Erickson place northwest Of Springville
and is moving his family there this
week.
Mrs F. A. Chase pleasantly en-
tertained large company of ladies at
her home Tuesday and Wednesday af-
ternoons at cards.
We have numerous pretty patterns
r.
ing closed out at very low prices. See
them at o. E. Davis drug store.
- Mrs. L. C. Norris is in Chicago and
Milwaukee purchasing an up-to date
stock ar millinery goods. The latest
styles will be among her selections.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Albon Linde-
mann and George McGonigal are in
Chicago The gentlemen are buying
goods for the spring and summer sea-
son.
Wanted, you and your lady to have
the time of the season by attending
Carpenter Harp Orchestra dance to-
morrow Thursday night. Tickets
$1.00.
Mike Flemming received the sad
news Monday of the death of his
mother in Pennsylvania. and departed
Monday evening to be present at the
funeral.
-Chas. Morrison has moved his fam
lily here from Coon Valley and has
opened up jewelry shop in the north
Main street.
Ludwig Sandsmark of Lavina, Mon
tana, has been visiting the old home
town during the past week. He says
he is feeling fine, is happy and believes
the west has good things in store for
him.
Wade Henderson, who has been as
sisting at the Coffiand & Ellefson sale
for few weeks, has returned to Rich
land Center, where he holds clerical
position in Coffiand's s clothing store of
that place.
Mrs. George Jacobs and two child
ren of jan esville are the guests of the
lady's brothers, Arthur and George
Livingston. Mrs. Jacobs was a teacher
in the grades of our public school sew
efal years ago.
Mrs. Ray Brye was operated upon
at La Crosse hospital, Thursday, for
appendicitis. Encouraging report
come from her bedside, and no doubt
she will soon be home again, fully re-
covered in health.
-Carpenter's Harp Orchestra, the
best yet, plays for public dance, this
Thursday night, to be given by the
Merrymakers club You know that
means a good time. Tickets $I00, ex-
ira lady 25c. We will look for you.
James F. Riley of Lindsey was
pleasant caller in the CENSOR office,
Monday, he being here for visit with
old-tin friends. Mr.. Riley has filed
upon a homestead in Montana, in the
Roundup country, and expects to move
there in the spring.
"A glance over the calendar for the
year 1909 show that both Decoration
Day and the Fourth of July fall on Sun
day this year. Christmas will fall on
Saturday, making with Sunday a
| double holiday ST. Patrick s day falls
on Wednesday. Easter comes earlier
this year, falling on April II. Ash
Wednesday the beginning of the lenten
season, will be on February 24th. As
an early. Easter betokens an early
spring it should be 50 this year.
According to New York news dis
patches the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
I Paul has given up its plan for an ex
press service of It's own and after May
/ l next, the express service on the new
lines as well as on the road will be fur
nished by Wells, Fargo & Co. The
| United States Express company will
continue to operate the express service
on the old st. Paul lines up to May l.
Spring is near, and, no doubt you
viii need lumber, shingles, or other ma
terial for building purposes. We want
4 to snow you that you can buy building
materials cheaper of US than you can
elsewhere We buy for cash, in large
quantities, and this enables US to make
very attractive prices. Call am see US
when in need of anything in our line as
we can save you money. John +. NJ
zum, the lumbman.
A class of fifteen candidates were
initiated into membership of the Fra
ternal ReEerve Association at a public
initiatory cermony in which the team
Of the La Crosse council did the floor
work The affair was impressive and
pleasing to large gathering Of spec
tators. After initiation, social dance
was given. The hall was beautifully
decorated, 175 colored electric lights
and national colors of bunting being
used. The event was enjoyed by many
Virooua people in addition 70 a dele
CATION of seventeen from La Crosse.
II town that never has ANYTHING to