Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-03-10
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lege, NauSau, Wisconsin.
-Alva Getty of La Fargo visited at
the home o. Geo. Fisher.
Henry Nelson scent Sunday with
E's parents at Coon Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Mahoney en-
! tertained at cards Saturday evening
Miss Nora Larson of Cashton is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Irwin Henry.
Twenty five per cent off on all la
dies coats at Tate's closing out sale.
Joe Oswald of Reedsburg was a
/ business caller in the city few days
John Dixon of West Lima trans
acted business here Friday and Satur-
day.
/ See those new up-to date dress
shirts just received at The Blue Front
Store.
| j Henry Tate is in Chicago, where
he is purchasing spring stock for his
/ store
Fuller & johnson and Tiger tobacco
planters cheap at Chas. S. Slack &
/ Cos
Stop that cou2 h with Nyals Cherry
Cough Syrup. 25c and soc. 0. Z.
/ Davis
= Miss Bertha Paul9on of Sparta was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank
I Williams.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Thorson of
Cashton were the guests of Mrs J
Nelson Sdnd4y.
W D. Lind went to Chicago, where
he will remain for few days trans
acting business.
Miss Vivian Hesseling visited her
friend Belva Olson at Westby the latter
part of the week.
j. M. johnson purchased a Bowsher
feed mill and Haworth disc grain drill
of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Tracy de-
parted for Boscobel, where they will
make their future nome.
Those Guy fountain pens rill not
leak and we guarantee them to give
satisfaction. o. e. Davis.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law offices in the new First National
Bank building. second floor.
Miss Clara Olson has returned to
Fargo, North Dakota, after month s
visit with friends and relatives here.
The Favorite and Summit stoves
and ranges are good stoves, and Chas
). Slack & Co. are selling them right.
Feed DIR. Hess stock food, the ideal
spring tonic for horses and cattle.
Price 5Oc, 75c and 81 as at o. Z Davis
So far March has maintained its
lamb like attitude. But just wait till
the lion end of our windy month APP
proaches.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have their
fourth carload of Cloverleaf manure
/ spreaders nearly all sold. They are the
latest.
TO vner's new styles of wall paper
are now ready for your inspection, Mr.
Towner has the most beautiful line ever
handled by him.
Richard Harrison of Rising Sun
vicinity was adjudged insane by County
Judge Mahoney, and was conveyed to
Mendoza Monday.
Mr. Brown has contracted with one
of the best film exchanges in Chicago,
and pictures of the highest class will
be shown hereafter.
According to the Shawano Journal
there are young ladies in Shawano who
climb tall telephone poles to win wag-
ers of candy dark, of course.
Our Springville correspondent tells
Of the sudden death IF David Mcdonald
a venerable and well known resident Of
that village, which occurred on Sunday
last.
New line of the mort famous shoe
made, ''The Ralston Health Shoe.
For wear, lit, comfort ana style, these
shoes have no eqaul The Blue Front
Store
-Chas S. Slack & Co. have good
dry poplar and birch stovewood split
for cook stoves at 81 cash, delivered;
and fine oak stove wood at 81 go de-
hvered
"A U. Curry, wife and little son
were visitors ar the home of S. r. Curry
/ He is treasurer of town of Forest and
made final settlement with Treasurer
Rentz while here
The Hillsboro Santry says that Mrs
P. H Hans berry and Miss Maude Fer
ritter went to MIN. sapois TO attend the
funeral of their uncle, who was killed
in a railroad wreck.
The young Methodist minister at Iron
ton, is beiug tried by q church board
for the henOu5 offense of umpirinC
game of basketball | is such foolish
ness as this thai often sickens sensib bic
people with chu ches.
Mrs. Erma Linton, daughter of
Mr. ard Mrs Jerome Favor. died Mon
day night, after years illness from
tuberculosis. Decea ed is survived nv
ner husband and baby Funeral ser
vires will be held tomorrow afternoon
at l 0 cock in the Methodist church.
Mrs d. Strawn received news last
week Of the death Of her brother-in-law,
Melon Strawn OF Hopkins. Missouri.
MIR Strawn was raised in Ohio, was
brother Of the late David Strawn, and
visited Viroqua at the time Of his
brother death. He was 7S years of
age
In the h7al government potato re-
port for 1903 Wisconsin is named a.
the fourth largest producing state with
/ 81. 900 acres and a yield of % 400, 600
I bushels. This is an average of u bush
I els per acre New York, Maine and
Michigan, IL the order named are ahead
Of the Badger state.
! If you are a business man. did you
ever think of tie field of opportunity
that advertising opens to you? There
/ is almost no limit to the possibilities of
your business if YOU study how to turn
trade into your store. Ii you are not
/ getting vo1r share Of the business Of
our community there's reason. Peo-
t f,ia or, whore they are attracted-Whe her