Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-27
MI -7lbout 9our friends and TelgAbors.
Spring hats at Nj cha elsohn's.

quire Of Mary Hicok.
Did you ever experience such &
rough and broken March,
Mrs. Walter Field of Washington
ID. c., is visiting relatives here
Prof Kronson Park Hotel Wednes
day and Thursday, April and 4.
WIN. Pu ham removed from this
city to his farm in the town of Genoa
Robert Shell and family have moved
to a farm near New Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Davidson of
Westby, mourn the loss of their infant
son.
p. NJ. Stafslien and family of Jeffer-
son, have gone to Harvey, North Dakota,
to live.
For rent, a house and barn, and
four acres Of land. Inquire of Mrs. J. L.
Glenn
Mr.. VIM Lake has sea confined Io
his home with rheumatism for some
days past.
i Wanted competent girl to do
general housework. Inquire of Mrs. w.
NJ Trowbridge.
II Wanted, girl to do general house
work. Inquire of G. H Minshall at resi-
dence, Viroqua.
ID 0. Stevlingson has returned from
Fingal, North Dakota, and located on a
farm near Rising Sun.
For rent, dwelling house in Second
ward, with or without barn. Inquire at
this office or of Frank Owen.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs Frank Primmer on Tues
day, April 2. There will be an election
of officers.
Mrs. Chas Kuebler returned last
Friday, from Garnoville, Iowa, where
she had been visiting her old home since
February.
Miss Carrie Ingersol leaves this week
for Illinois, where she will make her
home for the summer with her aunt
Mrs. Bronson.
-lmogene Munyon and Mrs. Iona
Hall are prepared to do dressmaking and
plain sewing at the home of Mrs. Hall.
Giye us a call.
For sale, short horn Durham bull,
two years old, red color Will trade for
horse if taken soon. Inquire of John
Gorsline Viroqua.
Wanted, man to rent and work 6
TO 10 acres of second crop new tobacco
WtdlU III UilltS WSStUl lIOuuds
A. L. Nc LEES.
II -Cressie the little pacing mare that
vas owned by JAS Cavanaugh, was raf-
He'd off at Viola Tuesday afternoon and
Twas won by Curtis Sellars.
M A fire in the building occupied by
"a. f. Reitzel at In Crosse, on Thursday
morning, destroyed $4,000 worth of
millinery goods.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, Dentist, ID now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postofice. Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store.
Geo F. Smith departs today for
SCalifornia, with designs on a new loca-
zion in the west. He makes this move
pn account of poor health.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman has placed an
brder with Hynne & Crosby of Lacrosse,
for beautiful Barre granite memorial to
be placed in position in our cemetery as
soon as completed.
w. c. Williams has purchased and
|added to his Liberty Pole farm the old
John Morton place of 160 acres; consid-
aration 81, 300 This gives Mr.. Williams
700 acres in body,
Relatives in this city received wore.
that Fred Gese recently left the Phil
ippine Islands for the United States, he
ling sent home on sick leave. His home
coming is expected before many days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lind have returned
Ifrom Iowa, and purchased and taken
possession of the Ellacott farm mile
east of town. Mr. Ellacott has purchased
the residence of Thos. W. Latta in the
Third ward.
-Uncalled for letters at Viroqua office
John Grundy, George Morris, Louis
vaug, Johnny Sowoll. Mrs. Mary Thomp
uson, Della Shepard, Lena Timson, Alma
uAuderson, Nellie Reinartz, Louise
Thompson Alma Olson.
R. B. Morrison, who has been in the
town of Whitestown most of the winter
Uassisting his son Will 60 job Of log
Lying, spent Sunday at home He says
uthev delivered to the mill over 400 fine
Hogs, hard and soft wool
Hon. Allen Rusk and wife, who havt
Presided in this city for several years
vhave returned to their farm in the towr
uof Liberty Mr. Rusk s First ward resi-
Udence is being improved and will be oc
ucupied by Jacob Mathews of the towI
of Forest.
Unlike many of those institution
along the Mississippi river, Mr.. Month
pearl button factory has been kept run
lining all winter, and ten lady operator
shave recently been added Mr.. Mont
has added finishing department to hi
plant, the only one in the state, we be
lieve.
Geo. w Waggoner recently sold +
Lewis Long of Bloom City, block s o
ICushmans addition to the village o
Viola, and Mr. Long will erect dwel
ling on it this spring. Consideration
I$175. He also sold his farm on the ives
branch of the Kickapoo to Warren Fish
u consi sting of 106 acres for 81, 500. -Viol
81 Intelligencer
II The citizens of this vicinity are fol
tunate in having chance to consult d.
III Kronson, optical eye specialist. He
well known throughout the country as
l reliable and expert eye man. His ne1
l professional visit to Viroqua will
made on Wednesday and Thursda.
| April 3 and L. when he may be found 1
| the Park Hotel
The Dode Fisk orchestra, consistir
of nine artists, is engaged TO furnis
| music for a dance to De given at Il
Opera hall Wednesday evening App
3rd. This excellent organization hi
met with the most hattering succe
through Iowa, Minnesota and the Da
otas this season and needs no introdu
ton to Viroqua. Tickets for dance 81.
per couple Dance begins at $50 snar
1t is admitted that where the mil