Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-30
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Wednesday evening next Viroqua
Maccabees will initiate a large class.
Lots of people pride themselves upon
being firm when they are only obstinate.
Chairman Baker and wife of Har-
mony, were guests .: the Dawson home
on Monday.
DO you want Main street property?
Call or oI ADDRESS West Wisconsin Land
& Loan Co.
We know where you can buy a
farm and buy it right
w W. L. & L. Co,
House of five rooms to rent. Inquire
of Rev. VIM. Haughton.
House for rent May 1st Inquire Of
Mrs. l. r. Gott. TelcphoneS ~.
Brown Leghorn S. G. eggs for set
ting. Mrs. Jas. Honaker, Liberty Pole
Ole Emilson has purchased the resi-
dence property of Ruby DeLap in
which he has lived since he removed to
this city.
Andrew o. Talang of Chaseburg,
died suddenly on the 18th, of heart
trouble, aged 68 years. He came to this
country from Norway in 1854
Ed. M. Perham. late of this city,
has been granted a 81 per month pension
Ed was q member of Co L. Third Wis
Vol Inf. during the Spanish American
war.
Sheriff Minshall and s. r. Pollard
passed day at De Soto, showing up
with nice strings of river black bass,
which they caught-many think with a
silver hook.
Tobacco planters are the favorite
agricultural implement at present
Nearly everv grower of the crop is pos
sessor of setter. An average Of one
in every third farm wagon ie about the
way they move this spring.
Shelton McDaniels, who lives in the
town of Clinton, about Z miles from
here, suffered the loss of his dwelling
house and contents on Sunday morning
last by fire. They were away from
home at the time of the fire and the
origin Of 1t is a mystery. No insurance
on the goods. -Cashton Record.
--Affable and accommodating Conduc-
tor Grover will no longer punch tickets
on the branch, having taken Harry
Hatch's run on the main line, and Mr..
Hatch will assume his old position agai,.
They are both popular gentlemen, and
while we regret to lose Grover, the
travelling public and our citizens well
come the return of Harry Hatch.
John T. Nedland and Miss Anna
Olson were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents in Spring.
vile. Rev. Gulbrandson performing
the ceremony in the presence Of near
IA Hd la
have host of friends in this vicinity
and the Times announces the watch
word of success and happiness They
for the present. Westby Times.
Mr.. E. d. lockwood. the well known
tobacco buyer and dealer who was con-
fined at Mrs Linds hospital for several
months, until taken to his home recent
" at Broadhead died there on Wednes-
day last. He WAS cousin Of 9. ID and
II. D. Will Cls of this city. Mr. Rock
wood is the gentleman who, last year,
purchased ten acres of land from Ana
Mas Smith, on which he was to make a
practical test of growing tobacco under
canvas Death cut short his plans and
Viroqua will probably not be the first
place in tLe'west TO witness this impor-
tant test and enterprise.
The death Of Robert Sandun, one Of
the early settlers Of Ontario, is an
nounced He parsed away at Los Ange-
| les, California. April II, after pro.
| tracted illnesg Failing health some
years since, induced the family to take
/ Mr.. Sandon there The remains were
. brought to Madison and inferred in For
! est Hin cemetery on Friday last Mr..
| Sandon was one of Ontario's most prom
inent business men and citizens for msuy
years He was born in England in 1885,
| coming to this country at nine years oi
age He located at Ontario in 1851
| where he carried on farming and genera
mercantile interests. Mr.. Sandon wa
clerk Of Whitestown for sixteen consecu
tive years from the towns organic alton
and tie first school master in the village
Of Ontario In all walks of life RObsrl
Sandon was a man among men. a citizer
upright, Of high character and lofty am
bitions He Is survived by wife sn(
two daughters. brothers and other kin
dred, many Of whom are residents o
Ontario and vicinity.