Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02

-Dudley's coffees at j. Omundson's.
Ladies' SIS and S25 coats, one week,
IS. Rogers.
Mrs Ella Torger of Evansville, Mon
tana, is guest at the D. T. Fortney
home.
Remember the first show starts at
7:30 p. m. at the Electric on Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs j. r. SpelIum will entertain
the &c. L" club tomorrow Thursday
afternoon.
Attorney l.. Grimsrud and Adolph
Hauge were Westby callers at the hub
on Monday.
Wilson Bros remedies, toilet pre-
variations and extracts for sale by j.
Omundson.
Golden Loaf flour per sack 81. so.
Family Flour per sack $1.35. Ostrem
& Davidson.
The best show yet at the Electric
Friday and Saturday Positively the
best, don't miss.it.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam McLees of JEFF
ferson town are at present visiting
friends in Montana.
See The Fair Savings Stores full
page five of this issue.
Mrs. NJ j. Felix is receiving a
visit from her father, Mr.. Max Roman
of Ironwood, Michigan.
Stewart Irwin of North Springvile
Is at present making a pilgrimage
to his old home in Ohio.
Walter Swain is confined to his
Brookville home with bad attack of
inf1ammatory rheumatism.
DO not forget you can get the best
as well as the most stylish shoes to be
had, &C The Blue Front Store.
Before buying see Mrs Bronson
for your suit or skirt. Can save you
half in price and guarantee a perfect
fit.
-Messrs. Michael Rentz and Jacob
Johnson, two genial residents of Esofea
vicinity, were county seat callers Mon
day.
All persons knowing themselves in
d. b ed to G. M. Thompson, please set
tie as we need the money to BUY new
stock.
About sixty of our citizens parti-
cipated IN the theater excursion to La
Crosse over the Southeastern last Mon
day evening.
"A letter from Montana informs the
friends of James Mills that he is enjoy
ing good health and that he is we'll suit
ed with the country.
Misses Mable and Lille Bergh ar
riveo from BrOOkings, South Dakota,
on Monday evening to visit their SIS
ter, Mrs. Edward Wig
Wanted, by gentleman, a good fur
nished room In private residence, within
two or three blocks of Viroqua post
office. Direct to P. o. box No. 70.
Advertised letters at viroqua post
office: Henry Kuel, Mrs Nancy Lar
sn, A I. Potter, Larson & Olson,
NJ rtnu Pamia d MIR Ane 2 L4r>on,
N n q noocus
Everyone should take advantage If
the hoeral offer made by the C. G.
Thomas Company on their Indian Dam
drutf Remedy, advertised in last wet S
issue Of this paper
For sale, a sidebOard, Brussels car
pet or c. copenia SO; sewing machine
ar iron bed SO; SIS typt writer $45; two
e1natUrs, hail price; $40 range $24
Inquire at Butt office
Last week Earl rruesdale purchased
tle livery outfit of Jos. Longmire at
Readstown. AS part payment Mr.
Longmire gets one of the John Parr
houses in the northwest portion of our
city.
Friends of Mrs. David Stawn, who
has been suffering from the fracture of
her thigh bone Tor some weeks, will be
pleased to learn that she is making
gratifying progress toward complete
recovery
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Reed of Glen
dive, Montana, have been visiting with
relatives and friends in the vicinity of
Springville. Mr.. Reed left on Tuesday
for his home and Mrs. Reed will follow
shortly.
New spring styles of suits just re-
ceived. The very latest styles and
patterns. These suits are hand tailor
ed. Just a little better than those you
can get from your tailor. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Truman Kendall of Spring
vile is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ed.
Kilmer at Oakdale, Monroe county, who
recently became the mother of son.
The Kilmers were formerly residents
OI this city.
While enroute to Duluth, where
she holds lucrative cit rical position,
Miss Ollie Watson passed a few days
with Viroqua friends last week. Sne
had been spending several weeks at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Thos
Anderson in Genoa town.
AT the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Kelland, on Coon Prairie
occurred the death of Tenny Kelland
last Saturday. rnis young man was
cut down in his twenty fifth year
Funeral services will be held at the
home next Monday, with interment at
North Springville.
Friends Of the family, who were
former residents at Newton, have re-
ceived c4rds announcing the marriage
of Miss H 4ttie Stevenson to Mr. Cyru
w Shores, both residents of Denver
Miss Stevenson is native Of Vernon
county, a sister of Senator Archie NJ
Stevenson who has been prominent in
political aud pubic affair Of Colorado
for man, years The ftm.jy -,uoved
from thl county tpirt' ~ or NOR
ago
Til Reorganjza ion Sale inaus u
rated by the W. F LindsDann Co on
Saturday last has been the biggest
special sale ever held in Xiroqua. The
So IS force has been doubled and even
at that the nthJsiastic shoppers have
bee NJ 20 aHaI' N - ODpor-
u For
Fr. u, 81 ala Hoa ~ M firm
has pr red -ez lot If sp-rlsl bar
gai ~rc7- hey az have never been