Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-26
Chaseburg, Feb 10, 1902,
Call for a "Hunch. -

Call for "Hunch
The chance of life time to get a
"Hunch." +"
That Csc silk sale still on at Rogers
& Williams.
Former Sheriff Ericsson, was over
from Rockton on Wednesday.
Dull finish cabinets 81 98 at Frank
Inns studio, over Blue Front.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Getter report
a 12-p)und daughter at their home.
Steve Denning is home from western
Iowa, having driven a team through.
Chairman Geo. L. Wallace of Stark
has helper in new son at his home.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by Dr. MacNett.
Mrs. Albert Spellum cf Westby,
spent Sunday in the city with relatives.
New Idea patterns the easiest under
stood of all patterns. Only 10e at Rog-
ers q Williams.
Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
/ Price % cents
Pleasant Office or living rooms for
rent in Opera flock. Inquire at the
CENSOR Office.
-Ltr. A. G. Wilson of Kickapoo town,
is off Gu a trip to Colorado where he
proposes locating.
For rent desirable Office rooms in
Casson's block. Inquire at Casson s.
Thompson's store.
Editor Maiben and Banker Ewers
were up from Readstown on business,
Saturday afternoon.
Annual Grand Army encampment
for Wisconsin will be held at Stevens
point June IL to 13
Miss Mable Lake fills the position as
saleslady made vacant by Nettie Sill
baugh at Tate's store.
The sun stops and gazes in wonder
at the perfection of our watches.
JOS BoEHRER, Jeweler
Howard Getter has purchased the
| old John Crook homestead at Brookville
consisting of 1870 acres, which sold fol
s., 600.
james McGonigale of Lancaster.
| spent Sunday in town with his SON For
more than twenty years Mr.. McGonigalt
was nnder sheriff in Grant county.
Coming! Richard & Pringle's fam
GUS Georgia minstrels. go people, two
cars, two bands big parade The great
est show ever seen in Viroqua. Operf
house, March 10.
p. 81. Oftedahl and wife are in Chi.
cago, the former to make purchases O
spring goods for Rogers 81 Williams
T, Mrs Oftedahl will remain some day
for visit with her brothers.
Mrs Mary Fernette, aged 81 years
| died at ST. Paul and was buried a
| Prairie du Chen. She is mourned by {
husband. eight children 1876 grand chill
dren and thirty-eight great grand chill
dre'.
Jas Woddell and Jacob Weiss, twt
Otter creek farmer, were business cal
lers on Monday. They advertise thei
farms for sale. Persons desirous o
buying will do well to read what the,
have to offer.
Gabriel Tollackson will sell at auc
tion, on his farm two miles west 0
Springville, Saturday, March 10, iarg
amount of farm implements, stock an
personal property. Andrew Hovelant
will be auctioneer.
The city council of Baraboo refuse
to pay the city water tax for the pas
year, claiming that the water furnishe
by the water company was unfit for use
The company will try and collect th
tax and the case will be tried in th
courts.
Ole J. Nustad bids defiance t. th
elements. He has just placed gasolin
engine on his farm TO pump water whe
wind fails to work his mill He wi
also attach a wood saw, churn ett
Isaac Solberg sold Mr. kustad Fail
! banks & Morse engine.
} Mr. H C. Joseph Of Iowa, has bee
visiting in this community with th
Groves families and friends of years agt
Mr. Joseph was surveyor Of Verno
county during the sixties, and his fathf
before him held the same position fc
} six years. commencing in 1889.
While assisting his father at 10
lifting at the farm home in FRANKLIN
last Wednesday, Jasper Peterson m'
with an accident that may interfel
! materially with his contract work.
!, | heavy timber fell on one Of his leg
bruising and lacerating the flesh. 4
! present he is not able 20 get out of Il
: | house.
: Mr.. S s. Pike Of Chandler. Sout
Dakota. is making months visit wit
relatives and old friends, after tweni
I / years absence in the west Mr.. Pike
father located the John Morton far
q near Liberty Pole. which WIS She o.
4 homestead His aged mother resides
I Liberty Pole. Mr.. Pike marvels 4 Il
/. changes and Improvements Of tn ; se