Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-27

| probably removed half the unsold frac-
| tion of the crop, which seems to indicate
that the damage scare had little effect
in cur.ailirg the movement.
Mrs. G. W. Nuzum has been seri-
ously ILL
! Reads are almost impassabl in all
! directions.
The very latest in ties at Michael
sohns.
Rough Rider shape soft hats at
Michaelsohn's.
Good lease weather" for tobacco on
Saturday night and Sunday.
Henry Steenson paid visit to the
state capital the past week.
The latest stiff hat, the shape you
can depend upon at Michaelsohn's.
DIR Thcs Nuzum of Broadhead, is
visiting with his parents in the city.
Mrs B. f. Purdy is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Barnes, at Rockford,
Illinois.
Fred. P. Bean and John II. Miller
were Sterling business callers on Satur-
day.
Keep your hands from the wet and
cold with the best working gloves from
Michaelsohn's,
E w. Ha2en is making preparations
to build on his Second ward lots as soon
as spring opens.
j. o. Anderson of Readstown. at
| tended the funeral of his uncle, Thos.
Anderson, on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. s E. Pearson have
been entertaining the Misses Nellie and
Sylvia Roberts of Bloomington.
| Have you acoagh2 A dose of Ballard g
J Horehound Syrup will relieve it. Price,
| % and so cents. Davis q Arnold.
-vDr. o. Ewers will erect large to-
bacco shed and new residence on his
Readstown farm, the coming spring.
Spanish Havana seed grown by S. N.
| Neprud, Westbv Wisconsin; soc pen
ounce. Call on or address himat Westby.
Rev. Willard Nuzum of Portage
arrived in the city last Wednesday, call
ed here by the illness of his mother. Mrs.
G. w. Nuzum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Silbaugh are re-
| ioicing over the arrival of a nine pound
| baby girl at their home, March 8. Ii
| is their first born.
Very little has been said on the sub
| ject of license so far in the campaign,
| but the issue will no donbt be fought to
finish at the polls.
-Sern Peterson of Folsom, who has
been working in the Fuller q johnson
plow works at Madison, returned to bis
home for the summer
Peter Heigerson will sell at public
| l. 10 20, II a6 Mound
Saturday, March 80, his farming imple'
ments and household goods.
Its like picking up dollars to buy
your watch at our prices You make 9
good profit when you buy from us.
JOSEPH BoEHRER, Jeweler.
-Readstown cheese factory will be
ready for operations in about thirty
DAYS. The contract for the building was
let to Chas. Angel. and Reeve and Car
roll of Ironton, will put in the machinery
Former County Treasurer Fortur
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
He was on his return from Chicago
where he went to buy new spring goods
for his Bristow store.
David Stevenson and S. L. Frazier
former Vernonites, now of Verndale,
Minnesota. with their families, are
spending the winter in California. Mr.
Frazier is writing series OF interesting
letters to his home paper.
The Lansing Mirror celebrated iti
fiftieth anniversary on March first, ant
Brer. Metcalf has had many nice thing
said about his paper; but they are al
deserved. The CENSOR extends con
gratulations and best wishes.
Col c. M. Butt entertained th'
school board and teachers at dinner a
Hotel Fortney on the evening of the 10th
Col Butt has been member OF tn
school board for twenty seven years
which is an unusual record.
, Robbed you are when you are In
, duced to buy one of those worthless. 80
! called watches advertised by unprin
, cipled parties Our watches have tn
|, reputation everywhere of being the bes
!, watches made. We always have al
kinds. JOSEPH BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Ben Williams recently purchased
span of colts from Richard Ellacott, 70
! which he paid $500 Mr.. Ellacott vii
hold public sale of blooded stock, farm
. ing implements, household furniture
farm products and new tobacco plante
! at his place one mile east of Viroqua, O
q April 8. This will be a fine opportunit
to purchase good stock
= Heart joining is seasonable Just nov
+ Up-to-date in everything, We hsy
b a large stock of wedding rings in IA
It and iSk, prices proportioned TO weigh
v Also unusually select assortment
: goods for wedding presents 1t cost
!. nothing to cali and see them, and Il
n visit will be an education on up-to dat
e ornamentation Of articles in sterling 81
q I yer and plate JOSEPH BoEHRER,
Jeweier.
" Owing to the flooded condition
/ the Kickapoo valley train service b
,e been abandoned The Kickapoo Chi
lt SAYS: Between Wauzeka and Steub'
E. the train has been abandoned since Tue
e. day morning Wednesday morning {
as train made an sttempt to go up the Ii
n- but the water was found to be too De
IN on Grant bottom seven miles north
sy here The engine was run to that poi
Is again. Thursday, but the water "
"a found to be still higher and no attem
was made TO take the train through.