Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-06


Lee Raynor is in Chicago
Wedding rings at Joseph Boehrer's,
Jeweler
Capt Nichols went to La Crosse on
Monday.
The Big Store gives trading stamps.
Ask for them
Miss Anne Bates of Sterling, visited
with Viroqua friends.
%. A. Kalvestrand says he is not
candidate for any Office.
Wanted girl to learn millinery.
Apply to Mrs. Nellie Buckley
Mr. FL. H. Goodenough of Ontario,
transacted business in the city, Friday.
DIR. Kronson, eye specialist, Park
Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
"A load of young folks accompanied
Miss Sadie Wolfe to her home at Mt.
Sterling Sunday.
Hon Edgar Emo of Valley, did busi-
ness and renewed acquaintance in the
city on Thursday.
james McCartey of Readstown, was
in the CITY looking after business inter
ests, on Thursday.
Trading stamps We give them in all
F. NJ TowNER.
In naming over the candidates for
marsh j, last week we omitted the
name of Charles Primmer.
The finest line of dress shoes in the
city now on display at The Boston.
Trading stamps given for cash purchases.
George Groves and mother of Viola,
visited friends over Sunday last, and
Mrs. Groves remained for longer visit.
After spending the winter at Ash
vile, North Carolina Mrs Fannie Stim-
BILE has returned to her home at Richland
Center.
During the month of February
I'LL books were drawn from the library,
the greatest number yet taken out in
one IL Nuth.
Wa nted, 1901 men and boys TO wear
our 1901 spring line of hats just received
at The Boston. Trading stamps with
all cash purchases.
DIR. R w Baldwin. Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block oppo-
site the postoffice. Take stairway Just
south of Dahls drug store.
-Uncalled for letters at the Viroqua
office: G. Fl. W. Pearson. John Hockland
f. w Behmer; Mrs Vomer Seidboth
Miss H. Wakefield, Miss Olga Anderson.
Tho special term of circuit court
closed in this city on Wednesday. Judge
Fruit returned to La Crosse and opened
an adjourned term of court on Friday.
AT the next regular meeting of
the Regina Rebekah lodge March IS,
there will be practice work by the de-
gree staff A full attendance is desired.
The reason some people have money
to burn, is simply because they don't
burn it. If you buy watches of us you
will have money to burn
JOSEPH BOEHRER, Jeweler.
John Gibbs will sell his stock and
farm implements at public auction at
his farm, one mile northwest of Retreat
postoffice on Wednesday, March 90,
sale to begin at 10 a. N.
The law library of the late Judge
Wyman has been sold aud shipped to
Mr.. Smith, of MINI, a son of judge
1t is very appropriate that this disposi
tion should be nude of the valuable col
lection.
Bonds for the construction of the
new high school building were sold by
the board on Friday last to the repre-
sentatives of Rudolph, Kleybolte & Co.,
of Cincinnati. They were for $21, 900 at
4t percent selling at a premium of
$1,061.
What our reporter overheard the
other day as he came from the postoffice:
"Well. it pays to trade at The Boston
clothing house; they carry the largest
stock, prices are always lowest and they
give you trading stamps with cash pur
chases.
The Elrov Tribune reports the de-
struction of G F. Mutchs creamery in
the town of Hillsboro. with all its con-
tents Loss about So 500 and insurance
about 81, $50, cause of fire unknown. Mr.
Mutch is not certain whether he will
rebuild or not
Asylum authorities are advised that
FIVE patients are to be transferred from
Mendoza to our cunnty asylum. Three
are Vernon county people as follows:
j. j. Thill, Jacob Erickson and Mary
Harris. The others We're two female
patients from Monroe county.
Mrs. Starritt Kaufman, one of the
early settlers of Greenwood. died at
Hillsboro Febru Try oath aged SO years.
The family settled in Greenwood in 1866.
Mrs. Neil Collins another pioneer wo
man of the fifties, died in the same vii
lage the day previous to Mrs Starrit s
Friends of NJ. G. Ripley and family
will be pleased to learn that they are
not to leave this section as intended. but
instead Mr.. Ripley has purchased the
Stowe lumber yard and grain warehouse
at Viola, and has ts6en possession
Viola will find Mr. Ripley live business
man and good citizen.
"A young man of Cataract, has en-
erged from predicament that would
probably be hailed with delight by
number of our young lovers here About
two weeks ago he callel upon his best
girl and while yet in her house quar-
rantine was put upon the place-diph-
liberia being prevalent in the village So
for fortnight the young people had
lust lovely time.
DR. Ewers informs us that meeting
will be held at Crook hall Monday night
to organize stock company to build a
cheese factory at this place; that so
shares at $40 per share will be required.
He SAYS 40 shares have already been
taken and feels sure of success. This is
a move in the right direction and what
our town has been so long in need of.
Dr. Ewers is public spirited man and
ia working hard TO build up the business
interests of our town--Readstown Her
aid.