Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
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w L. Tilton of Lindsey, has beel
here for few days
All kinds of clover and timothy see(
at Rogers 65 Williams
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
| on G. H. Minshall
Clerk of the Court Mains is confined
to his home by sickness
Milwaukee white lime and land
| plaster for sale at Smiths hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney entertained
party at their home Wednesday eve
ming.
B. F. Ferguson commences a series
of illustrated advertising in today E
CENSOR.
--Cashton schools graduated class of
seven at last weeks commencement
exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendrickson
mourn the death of an infant son, born
on the Goth.
Small house, with three rooms and
good cellar, for rent or sale. Inquire of
G. N. Hauge, Viroqua.
Miss Edith Buchanan returned to
Milwaukee to resume her dutie. at the
St Charles hotel.
Laxative -Quinine Tablets cure
p cold in one day. No cure, no pay
Price 25 cents.
For sale, two good econd- hand bar
Der chairs and outfits. Inquire of E D
Harrington, Viroqua.
William Dowell has purchased some
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poets to move there in the fall.
Sheriff Peterson of jackson county,
was in the city on Monday, in search Of
gentleman desired at that place
See those fine dress shirts at so cents.
y othing like them ever seen in the city.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
You're money out every time you
buy your watches somewhere else.
Jos. BOEHRER Jewsler
Have you tried H. w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A J. John
son & Co.
H, W. Barkers Cough Cat arrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine Moth
ing like It for coughs and colds. A. J.
johnson & Co.
The CENSOR had pleasure and bust
ness calls from a goodly number Of gem
tlemen who came to attend the county
convention on Monday.
The finest up-to-date styles of sta
tIonery TO Oe found in the city are for
sale at Johnson's drug store. Inspection
is invited. Prices right.
--Lucius Favor departed for West
E1Gln Indiana fn h., oh 60, 49,
three weeks. He will take baths for
rht umatism at the mineral springs.
"A two-story brick building situated
on 6 corner on Main street, city of Viro.
qua, for sale on easy terms Call on the
West Wisconsin Land and Loan Co.
For sale, 125 cords of 4 foot wood.
cut last November. $2.25 per cord on
the ground if taken soon. Less than 2
miles south of town.
H. J. REYNOLDS.
Thu c. M. & St Paul r. r. will sell
home seekers excursions TO the south
and southwest May snd 90. at one fare
for round trip plus 81, good for 81 days.
Enquire at Viroqua station.
"A nice farm, new house 16x20 and
12x20, barn 14x42, tobacco shed 26x72
we'll with steel frame windmill. Good
tobacco land. 81 miles from the CITY
only 81, ZOO. W. W. L. g. L. Co
Centrally and pleasantly located is
that Broom residence. Prize 81, 600
27 other handsome residences at prices
from 1850 to S., 600 Call ca or address
he Western Wisconsin Land and Loan
Co, Ferguson block.
Every train bears away from the
old Vernon home some of our citizens
who go to seek their fortunes elsewhere
Tuesday took J. H. Baker, F. NJ. Baird
and family, Martin Bergh and family
all ticketed for thestsUe Of Washing ,on
The CENSOR is in receipt, from the
educational department of the state,
Arhor and Memorial dav ANIMALS. They
contain choice variety of reading and
suggestions for observation of these two
important events in Wisconsin schools.
Receiver Eckhart makes statement
in another column, which is of interest
to creditors and debtors of the old Bank
of Virogua. The court has given per-
mission to have all matters disposed of
as rapidly as tho receiver can handle
| the business.
Sheriff Minshall has let contracts
| for the completion of model moder
residence to be located on his grounds
| opposite the home of Col Butt A @.
| Seal has contract for carpentry, William
Lake for mason work and Martin 81 Kue-
bier for plumbing.
Richard Collins of Sterling, was a
caller at the CENSOR Office on Saturday.
He was at the river the day before, and
tells US that they are having difficulty
in floating RATS He says the Mississip,
pi is the lowest he has seen it at this
season during his forty years residence
here.
There is class OF boys and young
men, who know better, that will get
themselves into serious trouble if they
continue to destroy property on the fair
| grounds They broke the lock and at
tempted to force an entrance to the gun
clubs house located there A reward
will be paid for the detection of any
person destroying property on those
premises.
From Missouri comes the sad intel
Iigence of the death Of Thos. L. DeLap
brother of w. R. DeLapof this city, ant
G. w. DeLap of Ontario, aud father oi
Mrs. c. f. White of the latter place
Mr.. DeLap was 68 years of age HI
was a soldier in Co D., 32d Wisconsin
regiment, and the wounds received II
battle were painful to the day of hi
death, and in fact hastened his demise
After the war, for long series of years
and till his removal to Missouri, Mr.
DeLap was postmaster at o itario