Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-16
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crested Viroqua friends on Monday.
The barefoot boy is now in evidence
but 1t Is pretty chilly for the urcbin.
The latest desiga awning have been
added TO the Lindemann and Tate stores.
-Anyth ng in real estate call on the
! western Wisconsin Land and Loan Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kuebler are
entertaining second s IN at their home
John K. Stoll, hustling merchant at
Mound Park, was in the city for day.
H. W. Haskell of Lone Rock, one
/ OF Viroqua's pioneers, was in town yes
/ terday.
Carson Dunlap of Eau Claire, paid
a brief visit to his father and sister in
! this city
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Harrington now
occupy q portion or the residence Of d.
II. Pulver.
/ Mr. Shook an family. late Of Color
ado, have taken up their residence in
/ this city
! Ole Everson removed with his fam
| lily toSparta, where they lease the farm
of A. g. SAXON
Mics Matte Smith has returned from
| South Dakota after pr0tracted visit
with her sister.
Mail service on the Kickapoo rail
road has been greatly facilitated by ad-
tlon of mail car.
The advertising sale of Cas- Ka closes
at A. J. Johnson's next week, Saturday.
Read the Cas-Ka ad.
Mrs. Theodore Lokken and baby of
Lovaas, have been spending few days
with friends in this city.
William Dowell has been at Viola
assisting in the care of his brother James
who is reported quite i'll.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert work 1nan.
Found in viroqus black fur cape.
Owner can recover same by proving
property and paying for this notice,
DO you want to sell or BUY farm.
"a house and lot or lot, be sure and call
OF the Western Wisconsin Land and
Loan Co.
Mr.. John Geary of Chaseburg, is
visiting his daughter near this city Mr.
Geary is 80 years old, yet hale and
hearty.
Geo. Nichols and wife, who passed
the winter in this city, were called to
their Minnesota home by the death of a
| daughter.
John Moseng says Cas- Ka has cured
his back ache and be thinks Cas-Ka is
the best medicine for the kidneys thath
ever iried.
-Oscar johnson has been passing ci
/ gars with a lavish hs I'd since the advent
/ of an 11pound young man in his hon e.
ho'd on Sunday night.
Special meeting + viroqua Eastern
Star Chapter is Ca ed for Thursday
night. The grand matron will be pres
ent to inspect the chapter.
--Cas- Ka will remove that dark brown
taste from your mouth and make you
| feel fine in the morning, BY making the
blood pure. Read the Cas-K ad,
Geo. B Van Norman, Chicagos
! great stock commission man, was in the
city on business, Friiay last. While
in the city he was the guest of Fred
| Eckhardt
Mrs. Atley Jefferson, Carl Peterson
and wife, I. o. Torger, Adolph Himley
and other relatives, came from Soldiers
/ Grove to be present at the funeral of
! little Lavina Fortney.
During the heavy wind of Saturday
| morning glass show case in front OF
! the Boston Clothing House was thrown
| to the cement walk, smashing the same
into thousand pieces.
Col. Reuben May was among our
Monday callers He was III a portion Of
the winter Col. May is Sc years old,
and for his years is probably the most
vigorous n body and mud Of any man
in the 5oi nty.
-Jonn Btan will be at Chas. Pat
ridges, Mondays Purdy, Tuesdays; at
! Park hotel barn, Wednesdays; E F. Kiel :
| Thursdays; Peter Jerman's, Fri
days; at home. Saturdays, with his hor
ses Rigolo and Sailor Boy.
The CENSOR has for distribution a
limited number of packages of garden
seeds, which can be secured by those
first calling for the same They are
from the government store houses, sent
by Senator Q1arles for distribution.
Attorney G. W Graves attended
court at Richlsud Center, last week,
where he prosecuted case against the
town of Redwood for damages sustain
ed by the wife of Rev. Vaughan o Viola.
The lady received a verdict for one
thousand dollars
Mrs Geo Walling has received from
the Woodman society two thousand dol
lars, amount of policy carried by de-
ceased Mrs Walling is thankful to
the members Of Ross camp for the many
generous deeds and kiudn esses shown
herself and family.
The old Shumway house in Second
ward, t~ok lively walk and now rests
on land Immediately east of the old
cemetery, Mr. Owen being the owner.
L r Gsi es and crew did the moving.
Oa the site of the old house DR.. w NJ.
Trowbrdge will canse fine residence
to he constructed for the use of himself
and family.
-Richlaud Center has just passed
through its usual test of sensational
court proceeding. which has attracted
state wide attention because of prom
inence of one of the parties to the action
Capt j G James. late department
commander of the G.. a R., was sued
for $l5, 600 ny an irate female tenant
who set up that her feelings were dam
aged to that exteut by the alleged in
/ peEtinence of Capt James, who sh'
: claims stole three kisses from hec ros7
= lips agaiBsg her will and consent w
| presu . that IL more than friend Jane
? Is &C 4.tOmed to putting up for sucl
: privileges. and ne Tebelled and said b
: Wa. Wiling TO lesvs it to a Jury o.
e his c0untrymen to fx the price At tn
;, close OF a sensatiOTs Il circuit court tes
. the jury, undoub 5dly hard he8rte
wretches. found for ihe defendant. "