Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-26

on G. II. M lnshalI.
FOR the best tobacco paper in tht
market go to 1cwners.
New dress trimmings are now being
shown by Rogers & WInams.
Noises In che ears ard deafness cured
by DIR. MacNett, the specialist.
u. III. Helgeson ana wife visited with
| Westby relatives ON Friday last.
Special sale OF 50 % 70 SO % ladies
fine shoes from Csc To 81. Is ~ Rogers g
Williams.
Rogers & Williams are now show
ing linear spring lrue OF w. L. Douglas
men S shoes,
The Lutheran Aid society, meets
with Mrs. L. Laudwick, Thursday after
noOn March D.
-Nettie SliDaugh writes from North
Dakota that she arrived there and land
ed amid high snow banks.
The ring Is the {; me-honored seal of
friendship and affeculon-the glIt OF
gifts. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler
Bishop Halverson OF Coon Prairie
arrived home from Florida, Tennessee
and ouher southern states on Friday
| last
w. c. T. U will meet with Mrs,
Frank Primmer, thursday, March 6, at
2:3O. Election of officers Full attend
ance is desired.
Lou Huscnka was awarded contract
for the construction of the new county
aims house TO be DuilE near Sparta
the coming season.
Mrs. Mary d. Brown has been al.
lowed d widows pension by Uncle Sam.
All friends rejoice with this estimable
lady in her good fortune.
Village Treasurer Hektoen of West
| by, made his final returns to the county
treasurer on Tuesday, reporting delln-
quepcy on only one description of land.
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh lectures at
Nit. Sterling. before one of the local
societies, Thursday and Friday evenings.
Her subjects are Bits of Travel" and
Power of Habit.
The county soldiers relief commits
sion met in this city on Monday for CON
sideration of routine business. Com
missioner Cowan of La Fargo was I'M
able to be present on account of sickness.
Veteran L. G. Davis was knocked
down by team while on the crossing
between the Fortney hotel and Rogers
& Williams store, last Saturday. He
is bruised and sore and confined to his
home.
This is lust minute" age we
are living in. Trains are lost-engage-
ments not met-lives may be saved
by being on time. Keeping time Does
your watch run right? Ii not take 1t to
Jos. BoEHRER, Matchmaker.
The Richland Democrat says that
while in the act of cleaning saw dust
away from the saw, in steam mill t
! Yuba, Peter Keichinger, young man
! allowed his hand to come in contact with
the saw, Dadly lacerating the fingers,
necessitating amputation.
-Westby has a new lawyer, late of
North Dakota, Mr.. L. Grimsrud, who
also joins Jens Davidson in the real
estate work. Westby ought to make a
good field for one practitioner, and the
abundant success and prosperity.
Larson Brothers of this city, have
sold magnificent red granite monu-
ment TO mark the resting place of the
late Christian A. Morterud, in Coon
! Prairie cemetery. 1t weighs 10, 900 lbs
Halvor Johnson Of Avalanche. purchased
from them 5000 pound gray monu-
ment.
The last ''shoot" of the Viroqua Rod
and Gun club made the blowing score
ont of possible 20 clay pigeons: l. S.
Griffin II, Joe Boehrer Is. DIR. Baldwin
IA, Don Sherman 12, DR.. Morley 13, 81.
E Rogers Z, Jackson Silbaugh 6 Second
event of 25: DIR. Andrew 1S, Dr. Bald
win II, Joe Boehrer II, E. Kuehn IA,
e. Miller 10 J. johnson 8.
The Intelhgencer says directors OF
the Viola fair association authorized of
ficers to borrow 81, 800 to pay all indebt-
edness outstanding and give mortgage
for the same. The stockholders voted
down the proposition to hold only three
days fair this year. The board of di-
rectors have decided to hang up 81. 050
in purses at the 1902 meet
The CENSOR calls attention TO the
communication of former Senator hoyt
which appears in another column, AZ
which he refers to and recites a bit of
ancient history in connection with the
almost successful attempt to secure
railroad connection with the city of La
Crosse. 1t will be interesting reading
for La Crosse business interests which
now look to Vernon county for a good
share of its support.
The farm advertised by Bates & Dal
ton in the CENSOR last week, at So, 15(
has been sold to John W O'Leary OF
Viroqua. They offer this week the fol
lowing: A farm of 100 acres, 100 i'm
proved, fair buildings good springs 4
miles from La Targe; price $50 per acre
Farm of 60 acres with 35 improved, two
miles from La Fargo, good team, har
| mess, wagon, buggy, IS good sheep, year
ling colt, COW and calf, chickens aud al
machinery and tools; price $1,000. A
! good farm of 3l4 acres, 100 improved
balance good saw timber, well wateret
/ with springs, fair buildings and is al
all round good farm, 4 miles from rail
road, half mile from good country town
) price $1,000 A blacksmith shop with
, all tools, residence and two good lots
! barn and granary, in good village auC
is the only shop in town and y first
! class location price 81. 2a0. See or cor
respond with Bates d Dalton, La Fargo
in connection with these bargains
We know of no travelling physician
that has obtained and yet maintains s
| good a reputation as does DR.. Brew er
the analytical physician. He has mad
D regular visits to Berlin for years, whii
r Others making great pretensions, hav
9 come once, twice or little longer, seem
lngly to live, until found ont, then leav
, for other localities. DR.. T. P. Brewe
!. has but certain places that he visits
i those he has visited for years, and th Os
: he intends to continue to visit Trea'
!, ing as he does chronic diseases wholly
! ne finds not apCy1rrb in onu oro 1ooa lit