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


DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Leslie Slack has been confined to
the house with an attack of la grippe.
Our motto: Everything 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
o. E Davis.
d. F. Morton of Retreat community.
has purchased residence property in
De Soto, where ne and family expect
to reside.
Don't fail to see Tate's bargain
counters, where hundreds Of articles
have been marked down to remark
ably low price.
Mrs F. NJ Towner was reelected
president of the Masonic Eastern Star
Home association at the late session Of
the grand lodge.
Ida lyerson has returned from La
crosse, where she attended reception
Saturday evening given by Mildred and
May bel johnson.
TO close out my stock of robes and
blankets, / will make rs per cent re-
duction on former low prices. You bet
ter buy now. l.. u. Favor.
&C. w. Thomson has opened a bar
Der shop in second story OF the Hussa
building, where he will be pie ased to
meet all MS former patrons.
The great sale at the Blue Front
Store still continues See their Sd. in
thi issue. 1t will be to your advantage
to consult it and read it carefully.
Mrs. Erma Linton, who has been
very i'll ali winter, remains about the
same since returning home with her
husband and parents from FL Paso,
Texas.
-Adolph Orman and family have
NOV d IRON Westoy to this city They
will conduct a boarding house in the
A. ) Nelson residence opposite the
Southeastern depot.
Oscar R. Gauper and family of
Purdy, have taken their departure for
Montana LII health on part OF Mrs
Gauper induced the change in hopes
OF relief for the lady.
Now is the time to take a good
blood medicine, tone up the system and
be ready Tor spring. Nyals Hot Springs
Blood medicine is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. O. E. Davis.
Merchant Chas. H. Upham was a
county seat caller from De Soto on
Friday Dir. Upham has been one of
the leading business men and citizens
of our neighboring Mississippi village
for long period of time.
Mrs. G. H. Blackburn, a resident
of the eastern section OF our county
since an early period; woman greatly
raCFaauf.aA hxy =. Il
recently at Hlllsboro. She was sixty
six years old a native of England.
Mr. Chas. H Pierson, a former
Viroqua business man, now a travelling
salesman, made the rounds among his
old customers and friends on Friday.
Everybody is pleased always to well
come the genial Pierson among them.
Eugene Kish and two children left
this week for their ho42e at Ashton,
South Dakota, after 3 months stay in
vicinity During portion of the tins
Mr. Kish was confined ia a La Crosse
hospital where he underwent an oper-
ton.
The Woman's Literary club will,
for the month of March, have Mrs F
NJ Towner as leader Gree5 Life and
Bay View m sgazaa WORK viii be the
topic for the moath faa meetings are
well attended and much interest is
shown.
Whitney Brothers Quartet next.
Greatest male qusrtet ever on the
lyceum platform born, not made
Two fine solists and natural reader
They sing the best quartet music and
sing it the best it has been sung At
Opera house next Friday night, March
5. Prices 35c and 50c. Tickets at
Dahi's drug store
-Sprirg is near end, no doubt you
will need lumber shingles, or other ma
terial for building purposes We want
to show you that yoa can buy building
materials cheaper of US than you can
elsewhere. We buy for cash, in large
quantities, and this enables US tU make
very attractive prices Call and see Is
when in need Of anytime in our line as
we can save you money. John E. Nu-
zum, the lumberman
john Michelet and son William Of
WeStby. were among number of other
county seat callers from that section or
Friday The senior Micheletis approach
ing eighty years. He was one of he
early settlers in Christians town M
Michelet tells with interest, macy early
"reminiscences of pioneer days. Y en
there was scarcely dollar in cash TO
be found in an entire neighborhood
He has survived to witness one of the
wealthiest and most prosperous farm
ing communities in the whole common
weakh Thrift, industry and honesty
has been the motto he people where
he has so long resided
Sidney Higgins writes from St,
Paul. where his wife is in a hospital
taking treatment for ca ncer Of the face.
that Mrs Higgins is in most critical
condition and that little hope is enter
taired that she can be brought home
alive A few weeks preceding holiday
spason a cancerous affection appeared
on Mrs Higgins face. she went to
ST. Paul and the growth was removed
and she returned to her Liberty Pole
home feeling that the cure WAS per
manent; hat only a few days OF weeks
iapsed till there was 3 return of the
trouble and she again sought relief at
the same Institution. only to have her
hopes shattered. the affection scatter
Ing 70 many places on her face ard
neck, sesulting in blood poisoning, and
the Sorst appears inevitable.