Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-15
III .7g5out aow friends and Te!gh6ors.
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Towner's.
Coal, coal, coall at the Viroqua Lum-
Der Company's
Blaine d. Rask passed last week in
the capital city.
Buy your lumber from the
VIRooUA LUMBER Co.
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
Dr.. MacNett, the specialist
Herr. William Gutenberg was a
town of Harmony caller today.
The most of the best for the least at
the Viroqua Lumber Company's.
"A positive and permanent cure of
catarrh guaranteed by DR.. MacNett
-Shinglesl Shinglesl Jut t received
several cars by the Viroqua Lumber Co.
Charley Fowell has purchaseda a new
outfit and will establish a saw mill at
Readstown.
Mrs s. E. Pearson has been enjoy
ing visit from her father, Israel Rob-
erts, of Lancaster.
Chairman johnson and Treasurer
Lindvig of Coon town, were among our
business callers ON Friday.
MIR. Howard Rosencrans, engineer
married to Miss Stukey.
Winter footwear and wi1ter under
wear at cost until closed out, at 2. j.
McManamy's, Genoa, Wis.
Shirley Marshall and wife of Red
Mound, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hammond over Sunday.
"A young married lady wishes en-
ployment in private family or hotel. For
references call at Park Hotel.
-Dressmaking done at the home of
Mrs Chas. Suiter. Will also take a
few boarders, east of school house.
Il he CENsoR's job printing depart
ment is up-to-date and re Idy to turn out
the best work at reasonable prices.
For sale or exchange for cows or
other stock, 80 stands of bees. Make
application soon, to w. A. Hodge, Vic
tory, Wis
H. W. Barkers Cough Catarrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine. Moth
ing like it for coughs and colds. A. J.
johnson g. Co.
New line of those popular fur
lined coats just received at the Blue
Front Store THE ONLY FUR DRESS
COAT. They go fast; see them quickly.
-Chas S, Slack has just installed a
new Oliver typewriter in his office So
W. II is he pleased with the little ma
chine that he has accepted the agency
for the same.
John w Mills, the longest and best
proportions d man in the town of Jetfer-
son, has been on ii re ent land-seeklng
trip to northern Minnesota and Gates
county in this state.
IF. M Towner has established q
branch store at Readstown with q. A.
Ewers in charge II will probably be
a permanent pac his holiday trade
having been so satisfactory.
A young man asked Merrill girl
her age, the other day, to which she re-
piled she had only seen seventeen sum
iners The you"g man then asked her
how long she had been blind.
Peter E Nelson, Cashton's leading
merchant, was in the CITY on Friday,
taking day from business. Mr.. Nelson
says his firm experienced the heaviest
trade in fifteen years, with the season
just closed.
Treasurer John w. McLees tells us
that tax collections in Harmony are
we'll paid at this time. His brother
Sumner is the largest individual payer
in the town, his assessment being Sl06,
for which he took first receipt
The death of Mrs. Geo. B. Cade is
recorded in an obituary in today's CEN
SoR. Her taking off is keenly felt by
the community where she so long resld-
ed. Mrs Cade was the daughter OF the
late deceased Jesse Munyon, one of the
first settlers and Oldest men OF the
county.
New subscribers have enrolled in
the CENSOR army in large numbers OF
late. 1t is no boast to say that the CEN
SoR has the largest and best list OF n
solicited cash subscribers of any count. ?
paper in Wisconsin. And this is a hint
that, ike the proverbial stage coach
of olden times, there's always room for
one more.
The old Methodist church at Seeley-
burg, almost the pioneer house OF wor-
ship in the upper Kickapoo valley mas
been sold to the Norwegian Lutheran
society recently organized IN tnat sec
tion. Com liberation $3.50. The bell,
organ and seats were reserved for the
new M. E. church, soon to be dedicated
at LaFarge.
On Thursday nIgh' last the farm
home of r. b. Morrison, two mlle'
south of town, was the scene of happy
gathering, when seventy neighbors anC
friends gave that estimable gentle mar
an agreeable surprise, 1t being his 6oti
anniversary. A jolly time was enjoyed
by young and old, and as token OF
esteem Mr.. Morrison was presented Will
an easy rocker chair.
A most complete motive outfit TO
practical purposes was taken from thl
CITY on Saturday last when Ct A. Thorn
pson of Jefferson, hauled from the shol
of Isaac Solberg an eight-horse gasolen
engine of the Fairbanks, Morse & Co
make It is portable outfit and mount
ed. a compact and powerful little ma
chine. Mr. Thompson will use the sam
for pumping water, feed grinding an,
wood saving.
Chairman John P Melvin was il
from Webster on Saturday Al hi
home the evening previous Mr. Melvi
and family had an exciting experience
During the high wind fire was dlscoVere
in the roof of the kitchen OF their nom
and flames had eaten through the rool
but promptness on part OF tine Iath4'
extinguished the blaze, and connagrf
ton of no small magnitude was avertee
Mr. Melvin saws the wind was IN tn
right direction to have swept away
his outbuildings, had the house gone
The CENSOR suspicioned that ONT
thing unusual occupied the mina
Jurvmau Will Selbach of Stark, at u
late session of circuit court When wor