Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-03-05
."Huncho 5 cents straight.

Lamps and all kinds OF lamp good
T owners.
Miss Margaret Coffiand is visiting
at Richland Center.
Mr.. A. J. Moen was down from
Westby on Tuesday.
Mrs Evert of Retreat visited friend:
in Viroqua last week.
DR. R. w Baldwin, dentist, oppo
site postoffice, Viroqua
Mrs A Bradley of Sparta, is visiting
Mrs. Chas Trowbridge
Shoes fresh from the east They are
going fast at the Big Store
Those who enjoy laugh should read
General Rogers communication in this
issue.
This section has been experiencing
all kinds of weather during the past
week.
Frank Stokes of Clinton, sold his
farm last week for 81, 500 and will loca5e
in Oregon.
Mr. Chas. Bond has been visiting
Nielsen Allen He left yesterday for his
old home in Boston
Little Ruth Williams, second child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams, is very
i'll with pneumonia.
Services in the Lutheran Synod
church by Pastor Stubb, at 3 o'clock,
next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and Mr. and
Mrs l. d. Bennett will entertain at q
card party Friday evening.
The John Dawson & Co. Insurance
Agency writes gilt edged farm risks al
81 per Sl00, for three years.
Over one-third more John Deere
plows in use by farmers last year than
any other plow on the market.
Mrs. c. T. Dahl and Mrs Carrie e.
Tate entertained their friends with d
Shakespeare evening, Monday.
"A. d. Helgeson has just anloaded a
car load of the famous Fuller g. johnson
trans-planters and cultivators.
The city council met on Tuesday
evening and allowed n few accounts.
NJ other business was transacted.
Manager Otto Brown reports that
the Cashton minstrel3 were greeted by
q small house at Westby last week.
1t is a case of quality for price-no
better wer3 ever made to sell at the
prices we quote. THE BIG STORE.
The Misses Emma Nelson and Otelia
TolIefson entertained 3 number of young
people at whist last Friday evening.
Good farm insurance. risks accepted
at re sonable rates by Packard d Proc
tor agents, at this Vernon County Bank.
Mr.. Fl. C. Haskell was over from
Ontario Tuesday. He was looking after
probate matters in Judge Mahoney &
court.
Country roads have been in abomin'
able condition during the past week,
with no immediate project of improve
ment.
Everybody that has seen them agree
that they are the neatest and best evel
seen. We mean those laaies' shoes al
the Big Store.
Mrs. Mahala Rayner has been grant
ed widows pension of S12 per month
This will be good news to that worthy
lady's many friends.
Money to loan on improved property
at five per cent interest in sums o.
one thousand dollars and upward. Cal
on or address Readstown Bank.
Ladies, come and take look at oul
new shoes that are just in. We have &
line of extension soles that can't bt
eoualled. THE BIG STORE.
The Vernon County Bank wishes tC
call attention to their statement publish
ed in today's CENSOR, showing me-
gain in deposits Of S38, 900 since January
1st last
Mrs. Z. NJ. Bennett is agent for G
G. Pollworth Co. of Milwaukee, dealers
in florists supplies cut flowers, ferns
palms, bulbs and wire goods. Give he
your orders
Change of ads this week: Bosto1
Clothing House, Vernon County Lane
Co. Chas. S Slack g. Co., Sam Ellefson
C. f. Dahl, Blue Front. Martin & Kue
bier, A. D. Helgeson, DIR MacNett
Mrs. L. J. Engebretson died a
- Cashton last week under sad circum
stances. She was the daughter of Mrs
Knut Rudrud Of Westby, and was bu
20 years of age She leaves HUSBAND
and infant child.
For sale, or exchange for a farm
five acres of land. with good house, barr
and other outbuildings, located in tn
village of Readstown. For particular
call on or address GILBERT HoLvER
SON, viroqua, Wisconsin
The Westbv Times has been pur
chased by Mr.. F. c. Bum of Whitehall
who will be it's future editor and pro
nrietor. F. r. HaiDes. who began pub
fication of the Times about two and
half years ago, transferred possession
last week.
A subscriber wrote the editor askin
What do you think the weather wi
he next month";" We replied: "Ver
much the same as your subscription.
The subscriber guessed that that woul
be unsettled and sent rs remittanc
the next day.
"A news dispatch from Sparta say
that Moses Rockwell. aged 10 year.
was gored todesth by bull. 1t is sui
posed that he went into the yard to tab
the animal irto the barn, and was q
tackled. He leaves widow and severi
grown children
-Jitlev Norris hiss gone to Phillips
take charge of the telephone Office |
that place The company here expet
10 mage some changes in the epring
the way Of improvem 1t and viii ha'
an exp rienced lInenli-a 10 superinter
the work Mrs Celia Fortney is ter
porarily locking after calls OF patron