Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-23
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--latest hats at Michaelsohn's.

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--latest hats at Michaelsohn's.
Mrs j.. r. Arlington is reported i'll
"A good, new bicycle at Towner's for
$25.
THAT watch at Towne,'s for So 70
is dandy"
ALI kinds of snndries gid accessar-
les for bicycles, at Towner's.
--Jas. Treseder, of Viola, was bust
nees caller, Tuesday.
"A good job of cleaning has been
done on Nam street.
Il. Fl. Brown passed Sunday with
his family, at Cashton.
Two good farms for sale cheap; easy
terms. JACKSON SILBAUGH.
F. w. Alexander visited with his
son-in-law, near Cashton. Sunday.
-Jens Furaas is talking of building
home on his lots in the second ward.
Roads were getting in good condi-
tion till the rains of Friday and Satur-
day.
- Miss Allie Baldwin Ia home on a
short vacation from the Oshkosh normal
school.
Frank Nuzum, who has been visit
ing his brother Will, at Tomah, returned
home, Monday.
Hats, hats, hats. the latest and cor
rect styles for spring and summer sea-
son, at Michaelsohn's.
Frank Saliander captured large
female wolf near Retreat. He shot the
animal while riding on horseback.
i have two second hand sewing
machines that wish to SCI. Will sell
them cheap for cash. AXLE NoRDRUM
John Beatty found shawl between
Viroqua and the Rusk farm. Owner
can have same by calling on Mr.. Beatty.
Mrs. NJ j. Lapham returned to her
hone, at Sparta, Monday, after three
weeks v sit with her sons, G. W. and f.
Ell. Graves.
The Y. P. S. c. E g will give 10
cent social at the Church of Christ on
Friday Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
Rev. G. W. Nuzum will preside in
the pvlpit of the Congregational church
next Sunday morning, and A. E. Yale,
assisted by Rev. Nuzum, will conduct
tbs evening service.
Call at our store and see the ele-
CANT new patterns of wall paper. borders
AID house decorations. Prices were
never 30 low or goods so desirable; also
first class line of paints.
BURLIN & ARNOLD, Druggists.
Mr.. H. B. Riley of Wood county,
has been spending few days with
friends and relatives hereabouts. He
has been up in the ''woods' year, ard
likes his new location. He reports
other Vernon people there as happy and
contented with their lot.
Nothing makes a home SO cheerful,
clean and wholesome as a fresh coat of
paint or dressing up with bright, new
paper on the walls. These things are
to ne 1ad 10 great profusion at Burlin &
AruoId's drug store. They are not
Injuries, either, because they are SO
cheap.
Petitions have been fled with the
city clerk by residents of each ward ask
ing that the new caucus law be voted
upon at the approaching municipal
election. If majority of electors favor
the proposition all caucuses or primary
elections shall hereafter be held under
the new law.
The plans for the laundry building,
to be erected at the asylum, are now
finished, and will be open for bids on
and after March %, at the Office of the
architect, John J. M. Dawson, this city.
Mr.. Dawson has plans we'll along for
$4,000 brick block in Westbv, for A I'll.
Dahl & Co., and $4,000 brick addi-
tion to the Williams block, of this city.
An Iowa man took his best girl to
the theatre, and the number on her
ticket drew bicycle. He claimed the
wheel on the ground that his money
purchased the ticket and ali he intended
to give the girl was the benefit of the
performance. The girl pluckily refused
TO give up the machine and jury final
ly awarded it to her. That man is
mean enough to appeal tie case.
AT a meeting of the Interstate
ASSOCIATION, held on Friday last, in order
that no local fair is interferred with, the
managers have formed circuit begin
ming with La Crosse aud including
Hamline, Rochester, Chippewa Falls and
the Wisconsin, state fair, in the order
named. Viroqua is the place especially
favored and an earnest request from
there was what turned the scale.
H. d. Williams, of the firm of
Rogers & Williams, purchased the strip
of land adjoining his block on the south,
and he will commence the erection Of
solid brick addition Us soon as the
weather will admit Architect Dawson
has the work in hand, which is already
let to the contractors TO be pushed as
rapidly as possible. This will make an
other decided improvement to the bust
nees portion OF Main street, and will also
make 1t more convenient for transacting
the large and increasing business of the