Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-03-19
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OHDER low NS COMMITIEEs
-"Hunch" cents straight.
Monday was St. Patrick's day.
For spring tonic take Cas-Ka.
"A large house to rent by G. II. Min
shall.
Miss Anna Sviggum is home for a
vacation.
DIR. r. W Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua
Hats All the very latest styles in
hats at popular prices at the Big Store.
Miss Stella Nuzum is home from
West Lima, where she taught during
tn winter
-Wensel Couby died from apoplexy
at Dilley ON the 11th instant, aged fifty
Fl We years.
Read the names of Richland citizens
who recommend Cas-Ka in the Cas-ka
advertisement
For sale cheap if taken soon, g
room house with good cellar. Inquire
of G. N. Hauge.
Prof. Kronson, eye-sight specialist
will be at the Park hotel Wednesday and
Thursday of this week
Miss Mildred Castle of Madison, is
visiting at the home of her uncle, An
drew Baldwin, in this city.
The John Dawson & Co Insurance
Agency writes gilt edged farm risks at
81 per 800, for three years.
4 The 5-year. old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Smith of Sugar Grove, died after
-Hort illness from pneumonia.
For SALE two lots corner of South
aud Center streets, Viroqus. Inquire of
Mrs. A. F. Stark or Chas Thomson
-Want"d-Big men and little men to
wear our walk-over shoes.
THE BIG STORE.
Good farm insurance risks accepted
at re ,sonable rates by Packard & Proc
tor, agents. at the Vernon County Bank
The CENSOR Office is prepared to
print your town election tickets while
you wait Mail or telephoae orders
promptly filed
Albert E. Swenson has been renew
ing old-time acquainIances in the city.
He has been resident of Superior for
the past ten years.
Miss Kate Joyce closed her winter
term of school in the Gilman district
and is taking weeks vacation before
commencing spring term.
We sell shoes that are combination
of the best leather and the best
sEoe brains of the country.
The BIG STORE.
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.
Ole L. Stromsland purchased from
Isaac Solberg a 4-horse Fairbanks 8S
Morse gasolene engine to be used on his
farm for wood saving, pumping, etc.
--Cas-Ka cures catarrh, rheumatism,
kidney and stomach trouble by max ing
the blood pure and is free A. J. John
sons drug store until Saturday, April
IS Read the Cas- Ka.
Some shoes are only fit to swear at
our shoes are good enough to swear
by. They are offered as the lowest
prices consistent with good work.
THE BIG STORE.
If you are troubled with short sight
edness, weak eyes or any other defect,
or need glasses scientifically fitted, con
sult Prof. Kronson at the Park hotel on
Wednesday or Thursday, this week.
Master Clifford Favor is ho1e from
Waukesha, where he spent two years in
the industrial school He is bright
lad, and says that the discipline and
schooling of the institution have been of
great value to him.
-Chas FL. Upham, merchant and
treasurer of De Soto, was in the city for
two days the guest of j. NJ. White and
wife He tells the CENSOR that the oil {
Mississippi was free from ice on the 18th
an unusually early date.
Mrs. E. A. stark is canvassing thi
section for a fine book. the official his
tory of Odd Fellowship. 1t is a work O.
900 pages, 40 illustrations. and in al
respects a desirable and authentic pub
lication worthy of place in any library
If any young man wants to succeed
he should keep away from discouraged
and dispondent people VINO are Away
expecting, and are, therefore courtine
i'll luck. To be much in their company
means to absorb their thought and tf
finally become like them
Moses K Jeffries died at the aims
house on Tuesday last, aged eighty two
years. He was pioneer of Hillsborc
town. The remaips were taken thers
for burial. Mr.. Jeffries had been at the
aims house but few days, where ht
went against the protests Of kindred.
Ole J. Nustad is greatly pleased
with the service of his 12-horse gasOlent
engine purchased from Isaac Solberg
1t fills the bill for churning, water pump
ing and saving. In three-fourths of 4
day Mr.. Nustad sawed thirty-hve cord
of wood, and il required only one gal
Ion OF gasolene to run the engine.
The arrival Of Prince Henry witt
lis stock of Jewelry was eagerly await
ed. He no doubt brought along som
very fine articles, but we feel satisfied
that the majority of people can use q
better advantage the goods which W
are now showing. Jos. BoEHRER.
Jsweler.