Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-13

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DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets ar
for sale by all druggists.
| ALI kinds of sundries and accessar
les for bicycles, at Towner's,
Spring is certainly here. The hand
organ man is with us today.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
-Viroqua Masons and Odd Fellow
will jointly place telephone in thei
halls.
For rent, pleasant rooms in we'll
located residence. Inquire of Mrs. E
A Stark
Perfect fitting or "right shapet
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
selsohn's.
Frank Minshall has purchased d
I. Fortney's dray outfit and added t.
his own stock
--Ananias Smith has disposed of 81
acres of his fine farm to John McAuley
of Mt Sterling.
See Mrs. B. f. Norris elegant linz
OF spring millinery and novelties. JUS
from the city.
DR.. r. FL. DeLap, formerly of Viola
was chosen mayor of Richland Center
at the late election.
John F. Chapman and family o.
La Crosse, have been visiting relative.
and old townsmen.
e. w. Hszsn has sold his five. acr.
pasture lot opposite the old cemetery
to Chas. FL. Minshall.
George j. Williams and Henry E
Rogers are at Lancaster to attend the
wedding of DIR. Chase.
&C. Ell. Upham was over from De
Soto, OF Wednesday, on business before
Judge Mahoney's court.
County Treasurer Forum delivers
his annual message in today's CENSOR
Read and see if it concerns you
Mrs. J. E. Tilton and mother, Mrs
A. F. Mohs, of Hillsboro, are spending
a fortnight with the Tilton family.
An experienced trimmer is pleasing
the ladies' at Mrs. B F. Norris millinery
store. Gall and see the nobby styles.
The dwelling house of James Hayes,
a mile south of town, was destroyed by
fire, Tuesday. We know no particulars.
The last of series of suppers and
quilt drawings will occur at Brush Hol-
low church on next Saturday evening.
For rent, a suit of four hhe rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
The Seventh Day Adventists of the
Wisconsin State conference will hold
their annual camp meeting at Sparta,
June 1-I5.
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers
spent the past week in Milwaukee and
La Crosse. The former made a bust
ness trip to Minnesota.
-Elroy made complete jump on
the license question at the election.
Form no license last year to majority of
95 is recorded for license.
--Peder A. Hong will sell at auction,
one mile northeast of Esofea, April Is,
personal property. He is preparing to
remove to Barron county.
Evidently there will be more ne W
wheels this year than ever. Ben Brown
has sold all his stock and ordered more
See his line before buying
Don't pay tailor from 81 to S12
extra for suit when you can get per-
feet fit for less money in the Pickwick
system, manufactured by George Mich
aelsohn.
Peter Nelson came from La Crosse
on Sunday mornings special to cele-
brate Easter among his old frien Is.
He found hearty welcome. His son,
Willie, accompanied him.
Miss Dena Holland, of Liberty
Pole, recently returned from a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Nils Nelson, in
Barron county. She was accompanied
home by Miss Rhoda Nelson, who will
remain for the summer.
Call at onr store and see the ele-
CANT new patterns of wall paper, borders
and house decorations. Prices were
never so low or goods 80 desirable; also
first. class line of paints
BURLIN & ARNOLD, Druggists
-Messrs. Will ID. Dyson, Blaine D.
Rusk and Frank E Tate went to Spaata,
Tuesday, to take initiative degrees in
the Masonic Qommandary. A number
of Knights accompanied them and will
attend annual inspection.
Nothing makes 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 be had in great profusion AT Burlin &
Arnold's drug store.
-Yoar old W heel will run muc1 easier
and longer if properly cleaned Ben
Brown will do the work for you and do
it well. His repair shop looks like a
bicycle factory already. Leave your
order at the music store.
The contract for building the new
laundry at the county asylum was
awarded to John W. Lake for 81, $50; is
to be constructed of brick, 50x30 feet,
one story; will be located few feet
north of the woman's ward of the main
building
The death of venerable John Small
for several years proprietor of the Val
ley House, at Bloom City, occurred on
Thursday last, March 31st, caused by
liver trouble. He was IA years of age
His remains were taken to Rockton
for interment. Richland Democrat.
Work on the telephone line, con-
Meeting Sparta with Wilton, Norwalk,
Ontario and Cashtop, will soon be com
menced. The poles have already been
ordered, and crew of men will be put
to work within few days. The lines
will be metallic circuit. Sparta Demo
crat.
Stanley Stout, of Liberty, was a
pleasant caller upon Viroqua friends.
He has just completed compiling his
tory of early events in his town to be
used at the county semi centennial cele-
bration on May 81. Mr.. Stout says
the soldier record of Liberty was re-
msrksble. Nearly every man who was
eligible went to the front.
"A young man named A. G. Cubela,
from near Muscoda, was placed under
arrest here, Monday on complaint oil
County Clerk Brandon. The charge is
that he attempted on the day named to
procure the county and state bounty on
seven young wolves, which the officers
suspect were brought from Grant county.
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