Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-19
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! tne nome OF ner parents.
For the best tobacco paper in the
market go to Towner's.
New dress trimmings are now being
shown by Rogers 81 Williams.
/ Noises in the ears and deafness cured
by DR.. MacNett, the specialist
Judge and Mrs. Mahoney passed
Sunday at the old home in Ontario.
Uncle 10. Snodgrass is over from
Stark visiting among relatives and
friends
Earl Allen of South Dakota, is visit
ing his uncle and the old home In Jeffer-
son.
Special sale of 81 .25 to 50 % ladies
fine shoes from CSC to S2.18 at Rogers 81
Williams.
Rogers 6 Williams are now show
ing their spring line Of w. L. Douglas
mems shoes.
Mics Martha Cass of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Layer
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hopp have an
heir, the little one having been born 81
Mrs. Lind's hospital today.
Ladies' outing flannel gowns 81 75,
81. 4S s. 90 value this month Sl25, Sl.19,
and o0c 1T Rogers & Williams.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
Prof Kronson, eyesight specialist,
may be consulted at Park hotel Wedncs-
day and Thursday Of this week.
"A seven-round St Valentine boy
arrived at the home of Dr. and Mrs. f.
E. Gaines on Friday, at L. Fargo
Good farm insurance risks accepted
at re .souable rates by Packard & Proc
tor agents. at the Vernon County Bank
--Moles, warts and superfous hair
permanently removed by electrolysis
without pain or scar. by DIR. Mac Nett.
Have you tried Fl. w. Barkers
Cough Catarrh Consumption Relpedys
We guarantee every bottle. A J. John?
son & Co.
jerome Fish, forme ,ly Of Readstawn,
now of Foley, Minnesota, had his store
building and photograi gallery destroy
ed by fire.
The Boston Clothing House is hav-
ing special sale on trousers Read
their add on page 8, aud see the goods.
Is will pay you.
"A J. McCarty was in the city FROM
Viola on Monday. He has disposed of
his real estate there and on Tuesday
started for Denver, Colorado, with the
intention of finding a new location.
The Intelligencer says Viola will
soon have two additional rural mail
routes, word having been received from
| the department regarding the two pati-
tions which have been on fils there for
over a year
Valentine day was made use of in
| Viroqua perhaps as much as any year in
the past In severslo the grades of the
CITY schools postoffice was established
and the little ones exchanged compli-
ments by this system.
| Stephen D. Parker who lived in
this city some years since, died on Bear
Creek, near La F4rge, on the 9th, from
consumption. He was Al years of age,
born in Vernon county. He was a
brother of J. f. Parker of this city.
-Jens Davidson spent busy moment
with us while up from Westby TO attend
agricultural meeting ON Saturday. He
says he is doing very brisk real estate
business, and that January was his ban
ner month since he has been dealer.
The Avalanche Mining company has
recently made shipment of ore to be
smelted in Illinois, from which good re.
turns are anticipated by those in charge
of the mines. We are told that there is
considerable work being done there this
winter.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: w. w. Ridgeway, Chas. Storer,
B. B. Morris, John Miller Chas J. OF.
SOD, Ever Olson, VIM. Elgar, Julius
Thompson, Jno. Jacobson, S Kantor,
Frank Lawrence AL Signor Vincenzc
Renoscar, Miss, Mary Larson, Miss
Edith Kellicutt
The city of Sparta has been proffered
ten thousand dollars by the wealthy
Andrew Carnegie for the establishment;
of a public library. The condition re
quired of the city is to purchase site
and bind itself to appropriate one thou
sand dollars annually for support of tbs
same. 1t is an offer which Sparta will
doubtless take advantage OF.
Miss Nettie Silbaugh, who has beer
employed in the Tate Mercantile store
severed her connection with the SANE
last Saturday for the purpose of accept
ing "a position as stenographer with {
law firm at BowbellS North Dakota
where she goes next Thursday. Mis-
Silbaugh is young lady who deserves
well and her many friends wish her sue
cess in the west
In letter home on New Years day
Lester Hale. one of Co NJ boys, now o
the 4th U. S. Regulars stationed in thu
Philippines says, my company is re
duced TO ten men, the rest having diet
with the exception OF two men being
discharged" He says they keep thei
baYonets constantly On their guns, taxi
them to bed with them and eat by hem
; Testers time will exI red next July.
Readstown Herald.
! Mr.. J T. Bates o. the firm of Bate
} & Daltc :, LaFaTge, Is, called at tn
d CENSOR 0ffice on Mon5ay ard wisl es u
announcs that they have sold 80 farm
: the past year ard they have ST presen
! about IS ,,ood farms listed for the com
ing season The following are few o
q thu bargains on hand now: A fine farm
Y of 1885, acres 100 improved, tive goo
, houses, good gransry and nice spring Il
!, pasture; Is acres heavy saw timber an
: can be divided into two first-class farms
i Located five mi es from railroad. an
u school house on farm. Price S3o per acre
Farm of $50 acres, 50 improved, goo
J. springs and running water, well fenced
l. good buildings and is an all-round goo
e stock and grain farm. Price 50. 80
1t Good 80 acres, so improved. fair built
G. ings, good running water; SO ewes, goo
IA taava '1arroea and wagon 2 br1od zaer