Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-22

/ City Assessor Omundson will soon
begin his annual round.
| George Groves and Frank Wells
we, n from Viola for one day.
Mrs w E. Belt has as her guest an
aunt, Mrs. Mcmillan of Minnesota.
DR.. w. Gorsline arrived in the
city ON Friday morning for a short visit
with relatives
"A Forester Court was recently
organized at Viola with charter mem
bership of 81.
Rooms to rent. with or without
board Inquire of Mrs. Myron Henry,
two blocks east of school house.
TIE class of work horses mat sold
for $50 to $50 during the years from 1893
to 1895 are now selling at s125 to $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilsey spent
the past week with relatives and &C.
quaintances at Ontario and elsewhere.
The CENSOR Acknowledges pleasant
calls from w. II. Brown and G. P. Aiken
who were in from Chaseburg ON Monday
If you are building or contemplate
building call on the Viroqua Lumber
Company and see their large and first
class stock.
-Palmlund & Son of Springville, are
lay ing the foundation wall of Lind new
restaurant building, and have it nearly
completed.
Miss Mary Lacy and Mr.. Christian
Ludwig were married at the home OF
the brides parents in the town of Hills
boro, May To-
Hugh Joyce arrived home from
Montana. on Monday. For the past
year he has been employed in the rail
road machine shops.
no Won oDv sidovuo III m a tarial
If SO don't fail to get prices and see our
material before buying.
VIROQUA LUMBER Co.
County Treasurer Lier has removed
his family from Coon Valley to this city
They occupy the Dregne residence adj
joining the old fair grounds.
Friendship hearts in new, novel and
popular patterns. and at more wonder
full prices than we have ever offered
before. JOS BoEHRER.
Mr., M. E Ogden is to build new
residence on the location of his present
dwelling the contract having been
awarded to A. o. Seal and Jasper Peter
son.
All persons indebted to the late firm
of Davis & Wise will please call at the
office of @. III. Minshall, attorney, where
for collection
Wednesday evening of next week
Miss Louise Trowbridge music class
will give piano recital In the Congre-
gational church at 7:45. The public is
cordially invited.
Constable Elias Fox was over from
Hillsboro on Friday, having in charge
| NJ J. Cox of Forest, who pleaded guilty
to disposing Of mortgaged property and
was given a Jail sentence.
Our wonderful sale of Sherwood
q Crooks fine shoes continues to grow.
Travelling statesmen with other lines call
for them. Why? Because they can not
find their equal BLUE FRONT STORE
u G. Perkins of La Crosse, who for
many years conducted a barber shop in
! this city, has been in town selling house
hold preparations. 10. thinks Viroqua
is the boss of all towns he has visited.
1t will probably be June first before
assessors blanks and books are placed in
possession of town and village officers.
| This delay is caused by lateness of the
legislature in effecting an adjournment
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Morgan of
Wheatland, had business before the
county Judge on Thursday last On
their return they we're accompanied by
Mrs J. w. Haugbton, who will remain
a week.
The CENSOR has for sale a supply
of noxious weed blanks. They are a
combination blank containing synopsis
of the law. notification, affidavit an !
filing. Mail and other orders promptly
attended to.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H Natwick of JEFF
ferson, are taking a two week vacation,
visiting relatives at Sioux Falls South
Dakota. Ole says it is the first real va
cation aud rest he and his wife have
enioyed for twenty five years.
The clerk of Crawford county, dur
ing last week, examined and paid boun-
ty on 233 rattlesnakes and fourteen
wolves If the county does not go bank
rupt on rattlesnake bounty her people
will have cause for congratulation.
Single stone set solid gold rings.
We invite comparison on these ruby aud
emerald and fine real opal rings We
know that ia design and quality they
are far superior TO anything of the kind
offered elsewhere at anywhere near the
price. JOS. BOEHRER.
"A good number of our citizens at
tended the celebration at Soldiers Grove
on Friday Others went to Cashton, in
cluding the band. the members giving
a concert there in the evening. All re-
port fine time and excellent entertain
ment.
Preparations are being made by oul
neighbors at Hillsboro for grand time
on June 18th, when they will entertain
the Woodmen of the district in theil
annual picnic The Sentry estimates
that from 5000 to 10000 Woodmen viii
be there.
; During the summer months fourteen
. farmers Institutes will be held in tina
, section of the state where farmers are
engaged in logging during the winter
, It has been impossible to get satisfac
, tory attendance in that section durinl
the winter
"A large number from this city at
: tended the obsequies of the late Capt
? Akin at Retreat on Friday. Member
: of the Viroqua Masonic order and Con
gregational church and friends OF tn
: family accompanied the remains to hei
a resting place in the Walnut Hill CEN
8 etery.
2 w. Il. Waters, veteran Of tn
e civil war, aged "a yesrs. 3ied at tn
home of his daughter in Cni IN. Mr.
Q Walters was one of the first white pef
y ple TO set foot on Richland county so
: way back in the thirties. He was
: member Of the Eleventh Wisconsin il
/ faDtry.
q Frank A. Chase has purchased th
Il 700-acre stock farm Of Vincent Wilt {
: Wheatland. including all the live stoc
! IN %bn form cons sting of 40 head