Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-03
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Spring hats at Miehaelsohn's.

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quire of Mary Hicok.
Read the Easter story in today
paper.
The very latest in ties at Michael
sohn's.
Rough Rider shape soft hats al
Michaelsohn's.
Mrs. II. c. Gosling is critically i'll
at the family home in Third ward.
Mr.. and Mrs viii White of Retreat,
are the happy parents of twin boys.
The latest stiff hat, the shape you
can depend upon at Michaelsohn's.
John Conner and Will Mills have
exchanged farms in the town Of Frank
lin.
Wanted, competent girl to do
general housework. Inquire OF Mrs. w.
M. Trowbridge.
Frank A. Chase has sold to John
Griffin 81 acres of the Nathan Coe ranch
on Side Branch.
Mrs. .. l.. Johnson's spring opening
in millinery will ne Saturday, April 6.
She is located in Opera block.
Miss Anna Cary gave party at her
rooms in the Opera block, Friday eve
ming All enjoyed fine time.
The annual round up" institute of
Wisconsin farmers at Oshkosh, adopted
resolution favoring the township high
school system.
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard of De Soto,
mourn the loss Of their four-year-old
daughter, Doris. who died recently of
scarlet fever.
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two years old, red color. Will trade Tor
horse If taken soon. Inquire of John
Gorsline, Viroqua.
Paul Snow, who formerly operated
the steam laundry at this place, has
purchased half interest in the Richland
Center steam laundry.
Wanted, man to rent and work
to 10 acres of second crop new tobacco
land 10 miles west of Viroqua.
A. L. Nc LEES
-Thos. LePage delivered 900 pounds
of tobacco to Bekkedal & Hazen on
Saturday at contract price. 1t was his
crop from five acres of land.
Among the new demonstrative ap-
pliances purchased by the local board of
education for use Of the class in physics
40 oA uAA NOoViAS FApos
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, Dentist is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice. Take stairway just
south of Dahls drug store.
Some time during the coming sea
son 0. A. Kalvestrand will remove t,
Readstown and take management of a
large tobacco warehouse there
K Next Sunday is Easter All the city
lchurches will observe the occasion with
special services The Sir Knights will
worship at the Congregational morning
hour and the pastors discourse will be
of special interest.
1t is of special interest to every
reader to visit w. f. Lindemann & Co.'S
special sales. 1t will pay you to read
their advertisement for they are offering
new specials every week. which offer 8
great saving to their patrons.
County Treasurer Lier, through the
CENSOR issues his first annual message
in the form of delinquent tax list 1t
is the shortest advertised in the history
of the county. 1t is the best possible
indication that people as whole are
prosperous.
1t is almost certain that at least two
additional extensive tobacco warehouses
will be constructed in Viroqua the com
ing season ready for handling the pres
ent years crop. People will hail with
satisfaction this improvement. Larger
facilities have long been needed.
"A shrewd farmer says that the hog
is the mortgage litter, the sheep the
farm fertilizer, the cow the barn builder
and the hen the grocery bill payer. This
quartet and man and woman not
afraid of the work in caring for them,
will insure prosperity on any farm
-Lindeu1ann & Co.'S showing of new
silks, dress goods, trimmings, wash
goods, shoes and carpets is attracting
unusual atteation and buying there has
a briskness very uncommon this early
in the season. A cordial invitation is
extended to every one to inspect the new
spring showing.
w. d. Lind has purchased from DR..
Suttle 36 feet of ground, the vacant
space between the latter's Office and Cen
trail hotel, on which he will erect brick
business block the coming season to be
used as restaurant, bakery and resi-
dence. The front of the same will be three
stories, depth of building "a feet
The body of John Goldrick, former
lv of the town of Jefferson, arrived in
the city on Saturday mornings train,
from near Tomah. His death occurred
on the 23rd of March. Interment took
place at atSpringville, Saturday afternoon
The remains were accompanied by
daughters and other relatives of the
deceased.
Lansing Kellicut, who sold his farm
and will soon remove to South Dakots
will sell at auction his personal property
consisting of stock, farm implements
household goods and great variety o.
other things, at his farm one mile ives
of Ross postoffice, on Saturday, April 13
commencing at 10 o'clock. Free lunci
will be served at noon.
-Thos Buchanan of Springville, hal
a daughter employed in laundry some
where on West Madison street, Chicago
Since the time of the boiler explosion il
the Doremous laundry 'on March 18th
he has been unable to hear from her and
is a good deal worried over the fact, fear
ing that she may have been one Of tht
victims of that terrible disaster.
A correspondent at Irish Ridge, Craw
ford county, writes a letter to a city pa
Der concerning the smallest baby eve
horn in Wisconsin 1t was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Barrett of the town ot
Scott, and weighed with its clothes on
one pound and fif ;een ounces. The Tit
tie" one made its appearance on the letl
of March. The correspondent says 1t
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