Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-01
March 1st.

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See N. Goe Il Son FOR light and
heavy harness.
For bibles, go to Towne r's. He
has some good bargains.
Mrs. Lucy Tate is visiting in the
city with her sister, Mrs. Casson.
Otto Otteson has moved his family
into the Dawson tenement in the Second
ward.
Chris O'son and Solfest Otteson, of
Sterling town, will erect new dwellings
il the'spring.
Fred Kehr, one of Soldiers Groves
business men, spent few hours in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. @. o. Andrews and son Ray
mond are visiting with friends and rela
tives in La Crosse.
The Misses Alice Campbell and
Evora DuMez of Carlton, were visitors
in the city Friday last.
%. G. Stevens returned Monday,
from visit with his daughter, Mrs. W.
M. Emmons, of Burlington.
Wanted Married man with small
family to work on dairy farm.
q. V. PORTER, Viroqua.
Miss Laura Jefferson, first assist
ant of the high school, is visiting with
her parents at DeSoto, during vacation.
David Smith of this city, who has
been employed in Minnesota for the
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week.
The wind-up farmers institute for
this season will be held at Sparta, March
IA, Is, and 1G. 1t will be notable
gathering.
The Vernon County Medical asso-
citation will meet Thursday, March q
Severe weather prevented the meeting
last Wednesday.
Attorney H. P. Proctor and Mrs
w. S. Proctor departed for Ashyllle
North Carolina, on Friday. Mr.. Proctor
will be absent some days.
Lyman Mitchell, of Hillsboro
brother of Mrs. Don Sherman, visited
with MIR. and Mrs. Sherman last week
ALBERT Thompson, of Soldiers Grove
was visitor in this city Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Thompson is clerk fol-
Obey Knutson at that place.
John Silbaugh has recently taken q
position in the grocery department oil
the Big Store. Clyde Niles has been
transferred to the shoe department.
Those desiring sewing dohe call al
residence on Rusk avenue, opposite
Thee. Browns. Boys clothing ant
ladies' jackets. MARY HIooK.
john Dawson & Company have re-
Gently purchased a handsome and con.
veniently arranged twenty nine hundred
pound safe, which has been placed in
their office.
Miss Beth Butt, who has only foul
and a half months to finish Ter fourth
wear course at the state university, has
been quite i'll and as soon as able vii
be brought home.
Upon entering the grocery depart
meut of Rogers & Williams store, last
Thursday, Ruth Rogers. the little daugh
ter of Henry Rogers, fell and broke hel
arm near the elbow.
The Viroqua Telephone COMPANY
have increased their number of phones
to 1874. Instruments have been PLACED
in the residences of @. ID. Williams, w
NJ Banks, DIR. Suttle.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Haughton anC
Mrs. Bert Duston and little daughter
returned Saturday from Madison, wher,
they spent week visiting with Col
Henry Cssson and wife.
Within two weeks after his death
the widow of the late Elijah Powell re
ceived check for $4,000 life insuranc,
carried by the deceased in the order o
Ancient Order of United Workman.
For bargains in wagons, buggies
seeders, drills, ksrrows, spring tootl
hsrrows, cultivators, disc harrows, riding
and walking plowe, etc, We will sell :.
low as the lowest. Call and go on
goods before buying. D.-Is y WISE.
III. Shreve, town treasurer of Green
wood. was in Viroqua, Thursday, sn,
was first to make final settlement wit
the county treasurer. He turned in onl
three descriptions of delinquent to:
from his town. This is an extraordinar
showing and hard to beat.
Mrs. Z. M. Towner came home fror
the Eastern Star state meeting possesse
of most elegant solid gold jewel prs
sented to her as the late retired worth
matron of the order in the state. 1t
beautiful piece of work, finely er
craven: Mrs. Towner is greatly pleased
as she has cause to be, over this test
monial to her efficiency and work in ii
honored position which she SO admirsbl
Silled.