Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
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Lamps and all kinds Of lamp good
Towner S.
Prof Kronson at the Park hotel to-
day and tomorrow.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
DR.. MacNett, the specialist
-Silas Foster has as his guest neph'
ew, Mr. Kirk, of Minneapolis.
A ,,ositive and permanent cure OF
Catarrh guaranteed by DR.. MacNett.
-Adolph Himley of Soldiers Grove,
came up to attend the bachelors ball
Captain Silbaugh has been in Mime
sofa the past week on legal business.
Albert Thompson sold his Third
ward residence property to Cliff NIX.
j. A. Fetty offers real estate bar
gains through an advertisement IN to-
days paper.
w. J. Waggoner, one of Vlola's
business men, will spend the remainder
of the winter in the south.
.-Tngene Conan, of Iowa. a former
ci.j7en of Jefferson, is making pro-
tracted visit in this section,
The John Dowson 81 Co. Insurance
Agency writes gilt edged farm risks at
81 per $100, for three years.
Pearl and will Tilton were down
from Lindsey for a brief visit at the old
home, and to make real estate sales.
"A special meeting of La Belle Ma
sonic lodge will be held Thursday night
for work in Entered Apprentice degree.
Mrs. E. E Seal of South Dakota,
who has been visiting her parents. Mr..
aud Mrs. w. Smith departs for home
today.
H. w. Barker's Cough Catarrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine. Moth
ing like it for coughs and colds. A. j.
johnson & Co.
-Brookville Ladies Aid society meets
with Mrs. w Crook, February 81.
Everybody invited. All members are
requested to be present.
Mr.. R. Crosse and wife of Montrose,
Minnesota, are in the city visiting the
parents of Mrs. Crosse, Mr. and Mrs.
George Nichols and other relatives.
Il offer for sale my interest in the
Winnie Shannon estate. For terms ap-
ply w IL. ~. OCuOOL0ClS STls
J. n. SHANNON.
-Mesdames F AZ Towner and NJ d.
Chase and c. F. Dahl are in Milwaukee
attending annual sessions of the Masonic
Grand Chapter and Eastern Star
Tax Commissioner Gauper went to
Madison on Monday TO attend meeting
called by the state tax commission. They
will have three or four day session
Il wish to dispose of my three desir-
able farms and two good residence
properties in the city Call on or ad-
dress me. B. G. DINSDALE, Viroqua.
The ladies of the James Mason W.
r G. will have an entertainment and
oyster supper at Rogers hail in De Soto,
Saturday evening, February 22.' Price
25 cents for supper.
We recommend every bottle of Fl.
W. Barker's Cough Catarrh Consump-
tion Remedy. There is nothing like 1t
for the cure of catarrh, coughs, colds
and la grippe. A. J. Johnson & Co.
Frank Shaneris here from Chippewa
county visiting He shows us picture
of twelve fine deer strung on a pole,
which were taken by hunting party of
which he was member during the late
open season.
B. B. Simmons one of the hustling
young farmers and stock breeders who
resides between La Fargo and Viola has
disposed of his farm and is about to re.
move to Neillsville, where he recently
purchased fine farm of 240 acres.
-Dressmaking done by Mrs. A. W.
Barthel All cutting and fitting done
by the celebrated Diamond Tailor Sys
tenn ANY garment worn by man, wo
man or child can be cut with this model
Residence two blocks south of schoo
house.
Doris. the young son of ]. W Potts
fell from the top of q box car just as we
go to press and broke his leg between
the knee and ankle and badly bruised
his head. The exse extent of his injury
has not been ascertained. Intel
ligencer.
Chairman and Mrs G. 7. Mcclellan
are bereft by the death of their onl,
child, son Lester, who died of pneumo
mia Mt their home in the town of Berger
on Saturday night The young mai
was fourteen years old.
Mr.. FL. A. Blowers, who is superin
tending the construction Of the heatinI
plant at the scho1l house, went to Mil
waukee on Saturday. He is to be mar
ried to Miss Fanny Adams. of that city
today. Mr.. Blowers will return witt
his bride on Friday They will have
suit of room at the residence of Geo. II
Clarke.
From Day county, South Dakot
paper, we learn of the marriage of Sar
J. Ottum, former well-known Verno
county boy, to Miss Malinda Aadland
of Dsy county. Mr. Ottum moved fror
the vicinity of Bristow scme years since
He was a memb,r of a Kansas reg
ment in the Spanish-American war; an
is now engaged in farming.
"A news itom says that poison wa
accidentlv gigeL. to animals confined i
Ringing Bros. winter quarters at Bars
boo, and as n result three black leopard
and polar bear are dead In readin
the prescription the keeper used to
much medicine. The animals had take
cold and the remedy was being given
assist them to regain their normal healt
John W. Marshall of this city WEI
TO Webster on the 18th instant to atten
the funeral of his sister, Mrs John "
SNYDER, who passed away in that tow
Mrs Snyder was born in Ohio N le4
and removed with her parents to tn
county in 1856. She was twice marrle'
her first husband diving during servit
il she civil war. She was the mother
Arthur J. Snyder, one of the we'll know
teachers of our county.