Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-20
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ital on Monday, on official business.
a Gaylord Wakeman was a bushes
caller at the CENSOR office on Monday
A woman's age doesn't matter g
much as how long she has been that age
Mrs. Elmer Eckhardt and children
of De Soto, are visiting relatives in th,
city.
Blaine d. Rusk had business mis-
sionyst Madison and Sparta the pas
week
House and lot ON North Main street
for sale. cheap. Inquire of T, G. Conk
lin, Viroqua.
j. W. Groves, somewhat ont OF
health, left Madison ON Monday, for a
weeks vacation in the south.
/ Rev. Thos. Hartwig, the German
Lutheran minister, will hold services al
the church next Sunday at 1890 a. IN.
If your shoes need repairing. or il
you NEED anv mending done in leather,
call on j. III. stokes, Randall building.
Lost, whitf borrow cat on Thurs
| day, March Il. Finder will please
return to VI. H. Norris and receiy g
reward
Wanted, 1000 pounds live chickens
for which / will pay 5t to cents per
| pound, at JOS. Omundson's. L. NJ
| Clarke
Lansing Kellicott has sold his far m
| near Ross to d. p. Ames, ami expects to
remove to South Dakota in the near
| future.
IN. H. Burger has been granted a
| franchise for the establishment of local
telephone exchange and system in the
| village of Viola.
John S. Dregne has purchased from
| L. T.. Sanwick four lots from the old
fair ground block adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. Dregne.
just received. fine lot of buggies
Come in and see them, boys. / can save
you money. AT the old Pulver shop
SAM ELLEFsoN.
Wanted, man to raise tobacco ON
shares. Must be- Norwegian with two
or three years experience. Terms made
known on application. B D. RUsK.
For sale, one Hereford bull and one
Red Poll bull, both will be registered.
Also one high grade Hereford bull.
GRIFFIN BROS. Viroqua, Wis.
Mis-. John Stemen went to La Crosse
on Tuesday morning, to attend the an
| nual session of the Womans Foreign
Missionary society, which convened in
that city this week.
A heavy snow storm s 1T in in this
section on Tuesday night and more of
the beautiful" fell than we have any
| use for. The storm seems to have been
gent raj all over the north west
-Rivermen are specializing about the
| time when the ice is likely to go ont this
spring, and the general opinion seems to
be that it will move at least a week ear
| her than last year, which was April g.
The crossing at the junction of Rusk
| avenue and Decker street has been al
most impossible for pedestrians for the
past three weeks Those who have oc-
casion to use the south side Of Decker
street are in hopes of some improvement t
soon.
j. f, Cox of Purdy, will have an
auction sale on" Monday, April 1. He
will sell stock, farming implements con-
sisting of new machinery which has not
been used, and his stock of general mer-
chandise from the store. A good oppor-
tunity to buy if you need anything of
the kind.
The Imperial Ladies' Quartette of
Chicago, who were to have been at West
by, January 3, 1901, but on account of
sickness were unable to appear. witt be
at Westby on Friday evening, March %.
This is one of the best quartettes before
the American people These ladies ap-
peared in Viroqua last season and all
who heard them We're well pleased
The eleventh annual convention of
the Young Peoples Society Christian
Endeavor for the West Wisconsin dis
trict. will convene at La Crosse, March
80, 30 and 81 There will be sixteen
villages and cities represented and a
very interesting programme has been
arranged. Rev. John A. Stemen of this
city, as president of the West Wiseon-
sin district will deliver an address.
The first annual delegate conven-
tion of the Wisconsin State Spiritualist
association will be held in Milwaukee,
April 16, II and IS. The election of
officers for the ensuing year and the To-
cation of permanent headquarters for
| the association, will be the principal
| business of the meeting. The speakers
from outside the state will be Ell. d. Bar
| rett, Boston Moses Hull of Buffalo,
/ Max Hoffman Of Chicago, and Miss May
Pepper of Boston.
Frank A. Chase of Spokane, Wash
| ingto arrived last night a1d will visit
with elatives and friends for a short
time. Mr.. Chase is interested in val
liable mining property in British Colum-
bia operated by a corporation known as
| the l. trdeau Valley Mines, limited, with
office at Sp 5kane and will be pleased 10
meet any and all persons who wish to
| investigate a straight business PROPOSE
! ton as distinguished from stock fotation
schemes. Will be at the office of DR..
| John FL. Chase.
The best premium plan that has as
! vet come to our notice Is that conducted
| by the Viroqua Trading Association.
| You can buy goods at seven different
| stores getting absolutely free one trad
| ing stamp with every ten cents worth of
| goods bought, and You can put all the
stamps you get from those seven store,
| together, to turn in for such premium
as You wish to select when you have the
requisite number of stamps You get
: trading stamps on dry goods, shoes,
furnishing goods and groceries at Tates
Big Store.
There are so few travelling doctor"
who are doing an honorable business,
| that it is quite pleasure TO know that
there are some who justly lay claim to
distinction. Those who deserve partic-
ular mention are DIR. Brewer and Son,
who for thirty-one years have visited the
same offices every eight weeks, their
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