Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-26
.M Iq5om 9our friends and HelgAbors.


-"Hunch" cents straight.
DR.. Mac Nett at Cashton Fridays.
The Barker self feeder has no equal.
"A small house to rent by G. II. Min
shall
Miss Annie Cary is in Milwaukee
this week.
Lamps and all kinds of lamp good
Towners
Mrs E. Mason is spending the win
ter at Fulton, Illinois
-J J. Wiiisey and l. s. Griffin visited
Cashton on Friday.
Don't fail to call on Sam Ellefson
for farm imp iements.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
Dr., MacNett the specialist.
Prof. Kronson will be here again for
his next regular visit on March 5th and
9th.
The Boston Clothing House is show
ing it's spring line of hats. They are
beauties.
Clerk of the Court Mains and wife
spent nearly a week at the old Clinton
town home.
-Emannel Wise who went to Florida,
some weeks ago, has returned to his La
Crosse home.
There is no present indication that
this city will enjoy building boom the
present season.
Norwegian services will be held at
the home of N. A Swiggum on Friday
evening. Allsinvited
-Today's CENSOR shows cut of the
Barker self-feeder, the latest invention
in threshing machinery.
Wanted to rent, house with no
less than rooms, by April 1. Call at
Martin & Kuebler's hardware store.
Hon. r. r. Kempter, deputy rev.
enue collector for this district, was in
town on official business last Friday.
The ladies of the W. R. c. will give
supper at their hall February, 2S from
5to 7:30 o'clock p m Supper 25 cents.
Mrs. Larson and daughter Welma
are in Milwaukee making selections and
learning the latest fashions in millinery.
AT Westby, weekago, Ole Paulsen
suffered stroke of paralysis, which af-
fected very seriously his left arm and
leg.
District Attorney Thomas Morris
and Attorney Bosshard of La Crosse,
were in the city on legal matters last
Thursday.
Henry Linke was caller from Hills
cigars for the well known tobacconist
Leo Roth.
--Ishak Johsen Gaten died from can
Ger of the stomach in the town of Chris.
tiana. He was 81 years Of age and an
old settler of IL at community.
- Five carloads of buggies comhina-
ton corn and tobacco plows and the
lightest running tobacco planter at Sam
Eilefsons machinery ware house
Fred Eckhardt, receiver Ior the old
Viroqua bank has entered upon his
duties. He has an Office in the second
story of the new bank building.
Peter Hanson, farmer residing a
few miles porth Of Westby, while driv-
ing to that village was thrown from his
load of wood and had four ribs fractured.
Just remember, as you go along,
that we can print you sale bills or any
other kind of bills You want at aay time
you want them and at a very reasonable
price.
j. W. Marsh is notified by his son
Lawrence, who has been stationed at
Fort sheridan, with the regulars, that
his regiment sailed for the Phil ppines,
vest erday.
We call attention to the real estate
announcemer of E. NJ. and G. w.
Allen, who offer number of good farms
cheap, in the famous Jim river valley of
South Dakota.
In it's last weeks review of Viroqua
enterprises and institutions the CENSOR
overlooked our city tailors, Anderson
aud Sviggum. They are both doing
business at the old stands.
Editor Frazier has installed power
press in the Sentry office at Hillsboro.
The CENSOR is pleased to witness This
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porary of the eastern metropolis.
Annual meeting of Springville w.
c. r. y. will be held at the home of
Mrs J. H. McLees, March 5th, at II
o'clock Officers will be elected. All
members are requested to be present
Miss Sadie Wolfe arrived home
from La Crosse on Friday, after little
more than ten days confinement in a
hospital and an operation for appendi-
tus. Friends rejoice over her hasty and
permanent recovery.
Jas S. Treseder and family are
moving to Viola, SO many years theil
home. They have resided here for the
past three years Mr.. Treseder erected
commodious and modern residence al
Viola the past season.
Prof. Kronson. the oversight special
ist, will meet his regular customers and
as many Others as seek relief from de
fective eyes or need glasses fitted, at tn,
Park hotel in Viroqua, on Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
Jasper Peterson was successful il
his bid for the construction of new
high school building at Tomah Mr.
Peterson was awarded the contract a
SIS, 9S1 He will probably give employ
ment to a number of Viroqua workmel
the coming season.
"A man got doctors bill which wa
duly itemized, professional calls Sc,
and medicine 81, So He ir mediatel,
sat down, drew his check for ST. SIS, ant
inclosed it in letter as follows: 'tDea
Doctor Inclosed find check for 81 s
for medicine. | will return the calls
1t is said that Wisconsin preache
ammo unced that he would deliver ser
mon on Hell and who would be there
Before the week was out he receives
letters from two editors three hotel men
two BARRIERS, six bankers. and eighties
LAWYERS, threatening to sue him 70
slander if he dared mention them in hi
sermon.
The State Dairymen's Association
convention, which was held in Nenom
nee last week, closed Friday. Richlan
county again heads the list with tn
prize cheese. Hugh Nesbit of Bloo1