Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-02
Call for "Hunch.
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| All KINDS OF clover ana tlmOtny SEED
at Rogers q Williams.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
! on c. a. Minshall
Thirty young ladies gave dancing
| party TO ths young men, Tuesday eve
| ming.
"A good house conveniently located.
with garden spot for rent. Inquire of
Mrs, D. Strawn.
Fred Morley now has run as engi-
neer on the Burlington road from st.
Paul tn Savannah.
Farmers attention. Choice early
rose, early Ohio and Burbank potatoes
| for seed, at Rogers q Williams.
Weather has been raw with high
wind for the past four days Snow
flakes have fallen each day.
"A meeting of the stockholders of
the Badger Girl mining company is
called for this city Monday next.
Mr.. A. c. Goodrich, late of Cashton
has located in this city and will pursue
his trade of carriage painter and dec
orator.
Have you tried h w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
| We guarantee every bottle. A. J. John
son & Co.
Five hundred bushels of white seed
| ,ats wanted at the feed store of Daniel
Wise, in Viroqua. The highest price
will be paid.
Prof. Pearson and Supt. Gardner
ire spending the week in Madison in
! attendance upon state educational
sssemblage.
H. W Barkers Cough Catarrh Con
aI.v 10 fhA ~ h.
ng like it for coughs and colds. A J..
! Johnson & Co.
Remember the ladies rummage sale
J lext Saturday and Monday in the new
| )auk block Call and see the great va
iety OF articles, so cheap.
Jacob Hanson, tenant on the D T.
| Fortuey farm in Franklin, died from
! pneumonia. He was 46 years old and
caves wife and nine children.
Frank Chase purchased for his son
Roland the finest boy outfit that has
3ver beeL in Viroqua. 1t is sprightly
oory and two seated trap vehicle.
Mir NJ L. Jones was in the city from
/ stark on Tues lay. He has sold his Bear
Gre ok farm to J. w. O'Leary of this
community. The latter will rent the
same.
Elmer Steenberg, who some time
ago purchased the Otteson furni ture
stock in Opera block, took possession
! yesterday. Mr.. Otteson is not yet set
tied as to future operations.
Judge Ray S. Reed of La Crosse,
spent Friday last in the city, driving
across country. H 3 mission was sup
posed to be in conn5 ction with the talk
ed-of electric road connecting two towns.
Barney A. Eckhardt, an old Vernon
county boy, now one OF the leading
wealthy business men of Chicago has
| been elected president of the millers
union or consolidation with a capital of
| $l2 600, 600.
City schools are taking the usual
vacation for spring. The high school
will not be able TO occupy the new build
| ing next Monday as contemplated, and
| it is indefinite as to when the building
will be put to use
Mrs. Phillip Appleman of Blooming
dale, died on Monday. She was the
daughter of G. II. Balsrud of Westby.
The husband and two daughters mourn
the death of wife and mother. Funeral
at Coon Prairie church today.
Members of Vlroqua Royal Neigh
Dor Camp gave their sister member and
officer, Mrs W. NJ Boufiieur, a happy
anniversary surprise at her home on
Wednesday evening last, together with
tokens of their fraternal and personal
esteem, in the shape of table sllverware,
There were two exceptionally at
tractive Easter window displays in bust
ness houses. Rogers e. Williams had q
mother hare and seven little ones in the
shoe department section, and at Linde
mann department store rare collection
of cut flowers were exhibited
-Ananias Smith, who has always
been lenient with the boys Of town il
permitting them TO skate on the ice
pond, hunt in his woods, etc says some
Of them rave taken to destroying prop
erty for him. Because of this he warns
all not to trespass on his premises.
Will Love who moved to North
Dakota few weeks since, Is here fol
the purpose of buying and shipping STOCK
to place on his western ranch. he says
Il are well pleased with their new
. home, but they have experienced heavy
SHOWS and rain there SO far this spring
Two farm land sales Of importance
have been reported. for this immediate
section J. w Cade disposed Of tht
Miles Davl farm, one mile west at SIC
900. 1t is all improved and consists q
i30 acres. Anquias Smith sold from nj
possessions adjoining the farm of Mr.
Cass, 20 ACRES for which he received
g, 500
Mrs Emily Jennings, one Of the olC
settlers Of her neignborhood, died at tn
family home in the town Of Liberty,
I week ago, where she had resided 70
fortv-eight consecutive years Mrs
Jennings reared large family, most o
whom reside in this community. Sh
was IS years Of age Funes al took plac
J 4t Liberty church burial in Viola GENE
p terry.
Easter was observed at all Of th
{ cisv churches with SCI vices ar9rOpriat
! ~ lhe day and occasion. Local knight
f Tempiar 20 the number Of twenty, al
i tended in a body RE Congregatir ns
f b0nse OF worship, where the usual fern
4 Of the ritual Of the 0ider were Cal rie
4 through, Rev. Stemen making an ae
J. dr. ss in harmony with the hour. In u
i evening the city orchestra added 70 h
pleasure Of the program at the sam
church.