Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-03-19
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Attorney Griffin had legal bushes
at La Fargo today.
FOR the best tobacco paper in th
market go to Towner's.
Charley DeJean was in the cit
from La Fargo on Monday
Dull finish cabinets 81 .9S at Franl
Inns studio, over Blue Front
Il A. Herrick was down from Spart,
on business, Thursday last
Carl Coe was here from Cashton Il
see his mother and old friends.
Republican city caucuses next Sat
urday evening from z to o'clock.
Mr.. All Mrs c. NJ Morrison spen
most of last week at Soldiers Grove.
Treasurer Will Selbach and Macl
McVey7 were over from Rockton yester
day.
-Westby citizens will vote on tn,
licence question at the approaching
election.
Mrs David Vaughan of Bangor, has
been in the city visiting her daughter
Mrs. Fisher
For sale, yearling Durham bull
Enquire of or address John S. Dregne
Liberty Pole, Wis.
Measles are quite prevalent The
tamilies of Otto Otteson and James
Potts are afflicted
%. H. Helgeson was confined to hi.
home by sickness for two weeks. He is
able to be out again.
Take your watches, clocks and jew.
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman
Wanted, at the Devlin meat market
in Viroqua, skunk hides, for which the
highest price in cash will hf paid
"A number Of Cashton young men
came down on the har1-car last Thurs.
day evening and took 4 the show.
Many farmers who braved thu cut
ting atmosphere an heavy wind to
come to town on Mon lay. came on foot.
George MiDshall s home from Chi.
cago, the veterinary ,ollsge VIII b he
attended having clossd Tor the winter
term.
The Sentry says T llsl,oro mil COM
menced on it's annual at Of stave BOLTS,
with short amount of IN 4teris as com
pared with past seaso IS.
Charley Heron kss disposed # his
10J-acre farm in the 3Jwn of Jeff arson
to Elias Dahl. The sport is ths t Mr..
Heron will move sou Invest.
Our stock Of mel enrscner shirts
are now here They 3ro positively the
ncoolest and newest at will he shown
this season. 'EnE BIG STORE.
Friday last doors o business places
were thrown wide opell SO pleasant was
the weather Monday morning mercury
registered al ten below zero.
Boys, new Easter clothes will call
fr,T. 81, W, ~
line of shoes for men and boys Come
and look at them. THE BIG STORE
-Colonists' tickets -one way--will be
sold to North end South Dakota and
parts Of Minnesota, March IS aud 25,
April s and Is, at greatly reduced rates.
We have shoes suited for every walk
in life. All classes. all ages, and both
sexes wear our shoes with comfort and
THE BIG STORE.
Liberty Pole Methodist Aid society
will meet with Mrs Belle Bowman Fri
day, March IS. Every body is invited to
join the ladies in this social and bene-
fetal event.
When we stay here six weeks and
give you Cas-Ka free and tell you it will
relieve catarrh and rheumatism in ten
days, you certainly ought to give it a
trial. Read the Cas-Ka ad.
We carry the largest stock of reliable
shoes for men The price problem has
been settled in your favor. We are
large buyers and having bought well
can sell well. THE BIG STORE.
Ladies of the Congregational church
will conduct rummage sale in the
room north of the new bank building,
April 5th and 7th, where a large variety
of useful articles will be placed on sale
Two big farm sales are reported
from Liberty Pole neighborhood. The
old McManamy place Of 100 acres went
to Ole T. Fortney at 81, SOC. Chris Fors
ney purchased the farm of A. G. Cass
for 81, 900.
In an ice jam and high water on the
Kickapoo, the new mill dam at Seeley-
burg was swept out on Tuesday of last
week. 1t ia severe loss to the proprie-
tors and will necessitate idleness of the
mill till repairs can be made.
Mrs. John Shreve and son Ike return
ed from Evansville, where they have
been living for the past three years.
Mrs. Shreve will take up her abode at
Yuba and Ike returned TO Evansville.
He will go from there to Portland, Ore.
Adam McLees and Bert johnson, who
have been at Madison during the winter
taking the short course in agriculture
at the university experimental station,
returned home Saturday. The boys are
enthusiastic over their winters work,
and hope 10 further perfect themselves
next season.
Chairman Charley OFT was in from
Genoa on business last Friday. He is
authority for the statement that they
have cleaned out the smallpox saourge
of that village and yicinity only one
case remaining, and lst in thu ccnnVry.
He says it has been ute 2 dan age tc
their village by Ike ing pecble away
who were afraid of disease
This section a. gained tire new
families from Dane )li " with the
past week-C. n. La, on who mt yes on
the Frohock place zoe mile nc -th Of
the city; John Sewers =. % the Stevens
farm east of town BE. Leonard. WHO pur.
chased 50 acres out c the [. ". Smith
farm. These new-c uers are b sartily
welcomed Tolrud & Johnson are re.
sponsible for their cc ling here.
Richards g. PriI les minstrel com
pany drew large euss on Th lrsdsy
night and gave g eral satisf lction.
There was much me in the company,
especially the male 1calists, aud good
deal of fun was bound mp in the Ethio
plan antics. There were no objsction
able features in the entertainment
They carry an excellent double band
make creditable street parade an(
travel in their own cars
Farm Of 300 acres for sale within /,
few miles of Viroqua: over 200 acres i'm
proved land; good buildings, good wei
and running water Also farm of i9
p. .lsr, IL.