Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-30

Get the latest Dunlap or Knox
style nat, at Michaelsohn's.
Ali kinds of sundries and aceessar-
les for bicycles, at Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Charley Rhodes moved his family
into the Stricken residence, Saturday.
Buy the latest Fedora soft hat. the
nobbiest ever shown, at Michaelsohn's.
-Drs. Trowbridge & Surenson have
a new hardwood floor in their office
rooms.
Opening of spring aud summer
millinery at Mrs. A. o. Larson's, Tues
day, April 5.
An Easter concert will be given at
the M. E. church on the evening of Sun
day, April 10.
Mrs. It. r. Brent of Kansas City, is
visiting for fortnight with her sister,
Mrs. Munson.
w. r. Haverley OF Red Mound, is
shipping potatoes by the carload to
Galena, Illinois.
Alex. McVey G. A. r. Post has
changed its headquarters from Seeley-
burg to La Fargo.
Thursday evening last ten-pound
boy came to the home of Mr.. and Mre.
A. d. Helgeson.
Mr.. A. E. Yale has disposed of his
lumber yard to foreign parties. We
are unadvised of particulars.
Jackson Silbaugh has opened
branch law Office at La Fargo. Harry
Morrison will be in charge.
The CENSOR is in receipt of much
and news that it is i'm
possible to give space too this week.
The marriage of Mr.. Arie J. Favor
and Miss Mary Denning will occur at
The brides parents, in this city, today.
I have two second hand sewing
machines that wish to SELL Will sell
hem cheap for cash. AXLE NoRDRUM
For rent, suit of four fine rooms
Tor dwelling purposes in second story of
block. Inquire at the store
below.
Lost, in the city, last Thursday
evening, black silk cape. Finder
please leave the same at John Nelson's
bakery.
Mr.. J. J. McManamy. of Liberty
Pole, has purchased the Cashton Record
newspaper, and will take possession in
lew days.
John M. Bennett and E. FL. Kuehn
have let contracts for building their
to o. A. Seals, and work will
commence at once.
The DeLap orchestra of Reads
town, will give concert and dance at
Opera hall. Friday night. Everybody
invited and good time guaranteed.
Thousands are standing on the
verge of the grave. Deaths their next
door neighbor. Rocky Mountain Tea
will make them we'll Craig & Co.
Prof. Roy W. Baldwin sends the
CENSOR beautifully executed program
FOR commencement at Iowa City dental
in which he is lecturer.
Get your election tickets printed at
The CENSOR Office. We guarantee
promptness, correct printing of names
and reasonable prices. Mail orders
given prompt attention.
Julius A. Westby has changed his
business location from Edgerton to
Stoughton. He joins several other
gentlemen in the management of an ex-
tensive department store.
Miss Alma Oswald was surprised
by number of her young friends last
evening. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed and Miss Oswald was the
recipient of number of presents.
Call at our store and see the ele-
CANT new patterns of wall paper, borders
and house decorations. Prices were
never so low or goods so desirable; also
a first, class line of paints
BURLIN & ARNOLD, Druggists.
"A monstrosity was born on the
farm of Hi Bellows, ut Red Mound, a
few days since-a colt with three legs,
right fore-leg lacking. The animal was
we'll developed, but could not get mp
without aid and could not walk. 1t
lived week.
Stevens Point has recently sent off
226 r-loads of potatoes Each car
averages 600 bushels, total of 1860
bushels. The average price is AZ cents;
total, $56,852 The potatoes have gone
rs far east as Boston, and to at least
fourteen states in the Union.
Nothing makes home 60 cheerful
clean and wholesome as a fresh coat of
paint or "a dressing up with bright. new
paper Oh the walls. These things are
to be had IN great profusion at Burlin &
ArnoId's drug store. They are not
luxuries, either, because they are SO
cheap.
One of the Lancaster Klondvke
tourists writes friend that the Can
adian officials have a custom house
located at the top of Chilkoot Pass.
They charge duty of 30 per cent. on
outfits taken in, SIS for rifle and $40
on dogs. No revolvers are permitted to
be taken in.
Don Miller returned from the west
Tuesday morning He says there ere
fifty men for every position in the Sc
attic territory. Hotels, restaurants and
Klondike opGfitters are the only classes
who are making money, and they are
doing it 20 finish. The boys who &C.
companied Don are not yet ready to
return.
The closing number of the lyceum
bureau entertainments was given at
Opera house, Saturday evening, when
Mr.. Frank r. Robertson gave his illus
trated lecture en- tour through Nor
way. 1t was most delightful enter
tainment and highly instructive. The
views as reflected from magnificent
were fine. So apprecia-
tive of the effort was the audience that
Mr.. Robertson was prevailed upon to
for a second show Monday night,
when he gave illustrated travel in
Japan. Mr.. Robertson and his instru-
ment are both entertainers.
For the Fair Races.
At special meeting, held last Satur-s
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