Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-07
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Wall paper at Towners.
''Hunch" cents straight
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.
Bran and shorts at Rogers q VII
nams
DR.. r.. W. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Wedding suits and outfits special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
-Mrs. J. II. Frazier of Viola, spent
week among Viroqua friends.
Mrs. McCuliock has desirable resi-
dence for rent in Second ward.
Henry ani Sam Aker are away on
another nd-seeking trip to Missouri.
"A d. Helgesen carries the largest
inc of buggies aud wagons in the county.
Mrs. Herman Layer is home after
an extended visit with her parents in
Iowa.
You can make money if you want
farm machinery by calling on A. D.
Helgesen.
Practical Agriculture by Chas. c.
James, sent postpaid for so cents by f.
NJ. Towner.
Good COW pasturage to let water in
same. Inquire Of Mrs. E. j. Ogden,
south part of the city.
The frank Stone farm near Newton
consisting of so acres, has been pur
chased by Frank Chase.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. John E. Nuzum, Tuesday, May 13,
at $50 p. IN. Refreshments
For sale, one mower, hav rake, plow
scraper, hand seeder, seed drill, 100 bu-
shells of corn. II. J. SUTTLE.
Mrs. r. A. Russell and little son
Harry move to Grand Rapids. Her
brother also goes ith Mrs. Russell.
Sam Elefson has the largest and
finest line of buggies and surreYs in the
city. Don't fail to look them over.
The Cashton telephone system has
been extended to NewrY, and will soon
be carried to Sugar Grove in the town
of Clinton.
Captain Silbaugh had court bust
ness at Hillsboro. He represented the
state in prosecution for violation of
game laws.
If you want any Cas-, Ka it will pay
you to read the liberal offer the Cas-Ka
Medicine company makes in this weeks
advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pulver entertain
ed very large party of neighbors at
I'll cir ccmmodious home on Friday night,
at drive whist.
Don't fail to see our full line of cul-
tivators. We can show you something
entirely new in corn and tobacco plows
at Sam Ellefson's
1t will mean dollars and cents to
II and look over Sam Ellefson's line of
ggies and surreys, the finest in the
by and at reasona BILE prices.
l-Wanted, a good girl for gener,l
iasework in small family; good wages
IL inquire of Mrs Chas. Suiter, one
: block east of school house.
For lamp goods, the most servicea-
BILE and artistic. You will find some
thing to your liking at the Pioneer drug
store of A. J. johnson & Co
Money to loan on improved property
at five per cent. interest, in sums of
one thousand dollars and upward. Call
on or address Readstown Bank.
Station Agent Brandus and wife
were in the city from GAYS Mills on
Friday. The CENSOR acknowledges q
social call from the gentleman.
The chance Of life time to get your
feather beds renovated by the latest and
up-to-date steam and wa. hing process.
BURNS & NELSON.
j. J. Sholtz sold his Third ward
house and lot to Mrs. O'Lary, late of La
Crosse, and purchased the place near the
skimming station from Frank Chase.
Henry Kish and Henry Hanson, of
Harmony, were with us a minute on
Friday, each enrolling his name as a
cash-in- advance subscriber to the CEN
SOR.
Capt. R. S. McMichael returned
from DesMoines. Ia, where he passed
the winter with his daughters family.
He is heartily welcomed by his old
friends and neighbors.
-Cultivators, cultivators that Guilt
vate your corn and tobacco The best
on the market. Don't fell to see our full
line of cultivators, Is different styles all
set up for your inspection at S. Ellefsons.
Richard w Nuzum is at the old
home for a few days. Dick has rather
butgrown his former self in avoirdupois.
He finds hearty greeting among rela.
tives and old-time friends. He passed
several days in the national capital
DO not read this if you are in love
with Miss High Price or engaged to Miss
Old Style. The two ladies are not very
tavorably disposed toward us, as we re
fused to employ them and they were
forced to seek employment with somC
zone else. We are ready for business
and have for your inspection hundreds
different styles of plain gold and golt
set rings in the latest designs
( Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
A grand ball will be given by Coor
Valley Woodman Comp on May 10th
for the benefit of Otto Gilbertson o
Chsseburg, who had the misfortune t.
fracture his ankle on April Goth. Ever,
bodv cordially invited to attend. Music
furnished by Johnson Bros harp or
chestra of La Crosse.
An entertainment 7nder the aus
pices of the Womane Literary club
will be given at the First Congre
gational church, Monday evening, Ma,
10. by Mrs. J. A. Stemen, assisted b.
Miss Marjorie McCawlev. The surplu
fund will be given TO the high schoo
WAYS and means committee on decora
ton. Program will be given next week
The Viola Intelligencer says MI
and Mrs James NJ Cushman retu'ne
from Virginia on Wednesday, after
three weeks trip, and liked the countr
suficiently well to purchase a sma
form of 45 acres Just outside the city {
Williamsburg, Virginia, and will remoy
TO that place in September While theI
MIR. Cushman les the contract for ne
six room house on his farm. William
BURG is about thirty miles from the A
Iantic seabOard.