Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-24

Iall OF snow on saturday morning.
Miss Lottie H;ckok of De Soto. il
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Banks.
-Thos Potts has given the interior Of
his tonsorial parlors fresh coat of
paint.
The Observer says that Thos. Sui
livan of Ontario, recently lost seven
calves from cholera.
Sunday being a pleasant day with
dry .oads, a good many of our citizens
enjoyed an outing
w. N Coffiand made business trip
to Cashton and while there shipped
40, 900 pounds of wool.
The Regent shoe is winner. For
style, comfort and durability they have
no equal The Boston CLo House
Farmers are complaining good
deal of the backward spring. The soil
they say, is too wet and cold for the
season.
L. H. Munyon, the photographer,
has secured the services of Fred Stamp
of La Crosse, who arrived in tte city
last week
Prof. Kronson will make is next
visit to this city, and be at the Park
Hotel, on Wednesday and Thursday,
May 1 and 2.
Free with every pair of ladies shoes
bought during this shoe sale. Linde-
mann & Co. gives free pair of ladies'
% cent hose
Mrs B. F. Norris If this city, has
opened branch millir ry shop at West
by and placed it under the care of Miss
Amanda Bratlie
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
give a carrom social4at Relief Corps hal
on the 26th instant, one week from the
coming Friday.
Will Crume of Mt. Sterling, one of
the soldier boys of the late war, has en-
gagged to work this season with the
Crawford county telephone company.
On Saturday mornings train arrived
young man fresh from Denmark, a
brother OF T. Anderson, the tailor The
young man made the trip in fourteen
days.
Wanted, party to lease and work
a mining lsiw of gold, silver and cop
per, good prospects; situated in section
two, town of Viroqua, JENS. S. HOVDE
Westby, Wis.
The CENSOR was in error last week
in stating that Mary Hikok had disposed
of her Third ward residence to Mrs. An
derson. The property in question was
the Silbaugh house.
DIR. M. Surenson has purchased from
Mrs. w. A. Gott She corner lot in the
southeast corner of the Terhune block.
Mrs. Gott reserves the house thereon
and Mr.. Surenson will build a home
there.
April 18th the Ontario OBSERVER
came out under its new management.
neatly printed and well gotten up. Mr..
J. E. Rockhill is the editor and proprie-
tor The OBSERVER has heretofore been
printed at LaFarge.
E Ellacott is preparing to build on
the land purchased from T. W. Latta.
The old house ON the same is being re-
moved by G. J. Smith to vacant lots in
the Second ward, and will be remodeled
for tenement purposes.
Leading society ladies now wear
bracelets at all fashionable gatherings.
We carry bracelets of all kinds and
sizes, suitable for any occasion and the
quality is fully guaranteed.
JOS SOEHRER 5.
The Hillsboro Sentry reports fire
in the saloon building of Gus Weinstein
on Tuesday evening of last week The
building was saved in a damaged con-
dition and the loss is estimated at from
$500 to $500, fully covered by insurance.
John G. Miller, who was convicted
of the murder of William Kehr, at La
Crosse, two years ago, and sentenced by
Judge Wyman to seven years imprison-
ment, has been released on parole. There
is much Indignation over the affair at
La Crosse.
The shoe shop and store of John
johnson at Westby, was entered by
some unknown person last Wednesday
evening, who stole about so in money.
Mr.. Johnson found his stock of shoes
scattered about the room but says none
of them were taken
S. J. Treeeder returned from Lady
smith where he went with George Ken
dali, George Thompson, John Chitwood
and Henry Estes. of Liberty, and located
all the gentlemen on tracts of Chippewa
county land. They will remove north,
most of them the coming season.
The attention of fishermen is di-
rected to that section Of the fish laws
which forbids under penalty the cap
ture of all kinds of black bass, muskal-
longe and pike, Oswego bass or yellow
bass between the first day of March and
the 25th day of May next succeeding.
Again Lindemann & Co. take the
lead in giving their patrons articles as
souvenirs. They were the first to give
trading checks or tickets. Now a new
pair of ladies hose goes with every pair
of new shoes Checks are also issued
for any amount from cents upwards.
The new Buckley residence, near
the Congregational church and high
school, purchased by the editor of the
CENSOR some weeks since, is undergo
ing repairs in the way of enlargements,
complete system of plumbing, etc,
and will be ready for occupancy i'll the
course of a month.
-Viroqua Odd Fellow orders attended
divine worship in body at the Congre-
gational church, Sunday morning. The
uniformed Cantons, Rebekahs and sub.
ordinate lodge marched to the church,
where Pastor Stemen delivered sermon
appropriate to the occasion Special
music was arranged by the choir and
orchestra.
Don't be drag ON the community
Either stand up for your town or gC
somewhere that suits you better. II
the glorious Winconsin weather dom
suit you go where it is hotter If tht
soil don't suit you don't vegetate in it
If the whole community is going to tbs
! demnition bow-wows in hand cart yoU
had better get out before the linch-pir
] breaks and turns You. head first. int