Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-16

and tomorrow.
&C ]. Smith is at Richland Center
attending circuit court.
DR. R. w Baldwin. dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Wedding suits and outfits a special
ty at the Blue Front Store
-Cas-Ka cures by makir., the blood
pure. Read the Cas-Ka adj
Don't fail to sea the beautiful pic
lures at the Opera hall, Friday evening
-Casson & Thompson and John Dew
lin are out with fresh painted delivery
wagons.
Practical Agriculture by Chas. c.
James, sent postpaid for so cents by F.
NJ Towner.
After next week, Saturday, April 26,
Cas-Ka sells for 81 per bottle. Read the
Cas-Ka ad.
g. G. Fawcett and Lucius Favor
have made an exchange of residence
properties.
Everett K Barnes came fir ON Rock
ford, Illinois, to pass Sunday with his
wife and baby.
Frank Ernsberger has entered upon
his duties as salesman for au electrical
supply house
Attorneys Bennett and Smith were
at Ontario on Monday to try law suit
at justice court.
This is fishing season. But that is
not to say that everybody caa eatoh the
speckled beauties.
Bro Ira d Hurlbut has been reap
p>tnse1 p)5tm aSter at Prairie du Chen.
Served him right.
A. T. Forum announces the Bristow
mill ready for business, commencing
with Thursday of this week.
"A crew of carpenters of this city,
are erecting large tcb eco shed on the
farm of Postmaster Goodell.
Misses Libbie Spellum and Charl-
Theige, long time salesladies at til
Lindemann store, are taking vacations.
Ole 81. Larson declined to qualify
rs clerk of KickaDoo. and the board ap-
pointed John G. Flanagan to fill vacancy
-Tha celebrated eye-sight specialist
Prof. Kronson is at the Park hctel in
this city Wednesday and Thursday of
this week
Only one more week 10 buy the
large 81 bottle of Cas-Ka for 80 cents or
bottles for 81 at A. ]. Johnson's. Read
the Cas-Ka ad,
Spring time is the time to use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps you we'll all sum
mer. Great spring life renewer. Soc.
A 7. Johnson.
Town officers are reminded that thu
CENSOR has for sale the latest and most
convenient noxious wead blanks Orders
hlled by mail if desired.
Money to loan on improved property
at five per cent interett t, in sums OF
one thousand dollars aud upward. Call
on or address Rsadstown Bank
DIR Phillip Bouffieur Amundson was
married at Gilmanton. He practices
his profession at Mondovi. He is
Springville boy, son of Hans Amund.
son.
Lost, between John Norris farm and
the fair grounds, black pocket book
containing sum of money. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at
CENSOR Office.
Mrs. Jesse Ewers, who was taken to
Mendoza hospital for treatment some
weeks since, returned to her Readstown
home materially improved in mental
and physical strength.
MFR. George NcGonigale has the
sympathy of fliends in the death of p
Younger brother, whom he was callej
TO Lancaster to see The voung man
was about eighteen years age.
Jacob t. Mork will be at Allen Fred
rickson's Mondays, So priugville Tuesdays,
Esofea Wednesdays, le Hagen Thurs
DAYS, Hans Z Hanson Fridays. at hon g
Saturdays, with his 7 9rcheron Norman.
-Drayman Helseson goes to Chicago
for the purpose of huying modern
street sprinkler The first wetting dow n
for the sea son took place on Main street
during the week, and it was very badly
needed.
Mr.. Oliver Brown, one of the pioneer
settlers of this county, died at La Fargo
April s. at very advanced age. Mr.
Browns home during most of the years
l'e was resident of the county was in
Webster.
-Advertised letters at Viroque post
office: DR.. Darro. E L Cole, N Frank,
Fl. A Helgeson, Fred Doctham, Lars
Arneson. Ralph Jerman P Nelson; Miss
Hannah Hanson Miss Josephine Pat. r
son. Miss Tillie Steenson, Mrs. Ella
SstZar
Nat Henry, wno sold his farm five
miles east of town, is arranging 20 re-
move to western state. He will Sc
Mt auction on We inesday, April %.
horses, cattle, farm implements aud
hopseh Ia effects. Sale commences at
ten O'clock
Several exchanges are telling of a
good one on the teachers. They claim
the school maam caught the isuitor in
falsehood, whereapon she asked him
where he supposed he'd go if he told
such stories The j4nisor replied that
wherever he went he expected he'd be
making fires for the school teachers.
About the maanest act of hoodlum
ism this community is apprised of toos
place last Friday night, when some per
son did systematic job OF destroyins
voung shade trees on Rusk avenue foi
Capt. Nichol-, Fl Trowbridge, Mr.
Lindemtnn, O. H. H9lgeson aud other
down the line. Some trees we're glrdlef
and Others chopped or broken down
What is adequate punishment 10
one who does such IRA ional thingsF
THAT DR. Breweris a thorough am
competent physician, is evident iron
the fact that not only great numbe
of the citizens of this place. but peop5
of surrounding country. regularly cal
upon him for medical advice, ever
time he visits oar city, and all OF bi
patients unite in testifyiug that the
have been grea tlv benefited by his MOI
of treatment It l. we'll knO7. / faci
to the people of this vicinity, that ID
Brewer has cured many cases that ma