Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-09
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Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on G II. Minshall
| Take Gas Ka for the blood and you
wont need to take the Censor.
VIM Cox and S. Groves have
purchased the Nat Henry farm east OF
| town.
-sir Geo. McGonigele was called to
his home on account Of The illness of his
brother.
- S Ady returned to Iowa, after
spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Green.
After Saturday April 2s. Cas- -Ka
sells for 81 09 at a. j. Johnson's. Bead
the Cas-Ka ad.
Cot G. w Shattuck of Stark. ex-
chans9d yarns with Viroqua friends
last Thursday
"A good house conveniently located
with garden spot for rent Inquire of
Mrs, d Strawn.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price % cents.
For sale, two good second hand bar
ber chairs and outfits. Inquire of E. d.
harrington, Firoqua.
Mrs n. r. Burger and daughter
Bessie came from Viola and spent two
days with Yiroqua friends.
Farmers attention. Choice early
rose, early Ohio and Burbank potatoes
for seed, at Rogers & Williams
See those fine dress shirts at so cents.
Nothing like them ever seen in the city.
BLUE FRONT STORE
DIR Will Blake was in the city for a
few days. He removes from Illinois TO
Ladysmith for the practice of his pro-
fession.
Have You tried II. w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. J. John
son q Co.
"A special nesting Of the viroqua
Masonic lodge will be held Thursday
for work in M. NJ. degree. Turn out,
fraters.
Charley Allen is sub bcoutractor on
the Tomah high school building. He is
nNw on the grounds arranging for oper-
ations.
Miss Alice McHenry who has been
teaching near Hillsboro the past winter,
returned to her home near Viroqua last
Saturday.
Five hundred bushels Of white seed
oats wanted at the feed store of Daniel
Wise, in Viroqna The highest price
will be paid.
The high school is having week s
extra vacation to permit of having the
new building in readiness for occupancy
next Monday.
H. W Barker's Cough Cat arrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine. Noth-
ing like it for coughs and colds. A. j.
johnson & Co.
Miss Cooper of New York, came to
spend the season at the home of her
aunt, Mrs ]. NJ. Rusk.
Howard Smith is having a well
drilled on the elevation west of the fair
grounds. He will erect a dwelling there
very soon.
-Viroqua business men generally re-
port the largest spring trade in the towns
history, last Saturday The city was
literally packed from end to end with
busy people.
Andrew Jasperson has moved to his
farm in Franklin. Sickness has prevent
ed Mr.. Jasperson's regular service at
i Nuzum's lumber yard He will return
with improved health.
You can buy the regular 81 90 bot
| ties of Cas-Ka for 35 cents or bottles
for ST. 90 until Saturday, April 26 At
ter that date Css-Ka sells for 81. at A.
J. Johnsons. Read the Cas-Ka ad.
On Wednesday evening. the 10th,
| Viroqua Masonic lodge win confer She
Master Mason's degree. The work will
be performed entirely by past-masters
| of the lodge. All Masons are invited to
be present.
Real estate transfers, last week, sold
through the Vernon County Land Com
pany: Dunlap heirs to Charley Newman
81 acres in Viroqna town, Tolrud & John
| son to Chas. E. Lieurance 33 acres in
Viroqua town.
! DIR. G. T. Andrew, who has been in
practice here for few months, removed
| to Tomahawk. where ne will have q
| larger field. DR. Andrew formerly lived
at De Soto, where he bad lucrative
| business. We regret his removal from
| the county.
p, Another change is announced in the
! proprietorship of the city elscttic plant
| Mr.. White having disposed of half oi
| his interest to Geo. T Caldwell OF Mich
! iaan. practical electrician, who will
come we'll equipped to give his services
to the business.
Scot Curtis has assumed the position
OF city marshal before the commence
mpnt of his official term. This to per
! init Marshal Banks to engage at hii
trade Of Blacksmith, he having formed
a partnership with Christianson ant
Pulyer.
The eighty ninth anniversary oi
" Ham Stricker, ST., is being celebrated
todav bg his children and other relative
/ at the residence of his daughter, Mrs
s. II Gor.line No man in this com
manity is more respected than GrandpS
Strirker. That he may be spared many
years to his kin and frienns is sincerely
wished.
The old city council held its last reg
ular meeting on Tuesday night. Mem
bcra of the new body win b. sworn il
next Tuesday night One Of the las
act Of the retiring council was to con
tract with Wm Webb for $400 in wate
pipes and fixtures for the coming year
needs The vote Of the late election wa
cfi tally canvassed and determination
announced
Farmer Jerome Favor of Jefferson
brought in and sold to Fred Eckhafd
on Monday a bunch Of 48 lambs whicl
averaged in weight 9S pounds, wer
sold at six cents From them Mr. Fa
vor took 9l3 pounds Of wool. which solC
al is cents, the two products nettin
- 0nt =e sTfa~ ovo saysrrfad 70 ha Y