Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23
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-Whycant Viroqua have ball team
For that tired spring feeling take
Cas-Ka.
DR. R. w Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postofice, Viroqua.
Wedding suits and outfits a special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
-Cas-Ka cures by making the blood
pure. Read the Cas-lla ad.
Don't fail to see the beautiful pic
lures at the Opera hall, Friday evening.
F. NJ Woods was over from Otter
Creek, transactir G business on Saturday.
"A. D. HeiSesen carries the largest
line of buggies and wagons in the county
-Casson g. Thompson and John Dew
lin are out with fresh painted delivery
wagons.
You can make money if you want
farm machinery by calling on A. p.
Helgesen.
Practical Agriculture by Chas. c.
James. sent pos spaid for 80 cents by +.
M. Towner.
After this week, Saturday, April 26,
Cas-Ka sells for 81 per bottle at A. j.
Johnsons.
And now there is something else TO
worry about for it is said it is the sss-
son for seventeen-year socusts
Mrs. A B. Thompson of Springville,
has been Gt Mrs. Linds hospital taking
treatment from local physicians
j A Cummings, formerly of this
city, has returned to Sparta after three
or four years residence in Michigan.
From Retreat comes the report that
Michael Ssllander and one o ther mem
ber of his family have the smallpox.
The U. S. postal department has
ruled that no mail carrier on a rural
free route can bold any other public
Office
The CENSOR is pleased to note the
general cleaning mp about the city. Be-
fore fortnight Viroqua will be as neat
os pin.
The Observer says that John A.
Nulun has abandoned removal from
Ontario anG will restock his store with
merchandise.
Spring time is the time to use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps ycu well ali sum
mer. Great spring life renewer. 35c
A. J. johnson.
For lamp goods, the most servicea-
BILE and artistic. You will find some
thing to your liking at the Pioneer drug
store of A. J. johnson & Co
Town officers are reminded that the
CENSOR has for sale the latest and most
convenient noxious weed blanks. Orders
filed by mail if desired.
Hans Thompson and family have
removed from Viroqua to the Wilt farm
in Wheatlaud, which Mr. Thompson
nurchaGpd some months SlncA
Money to loan on improved property
at five per cent i1teres t, in sums Of
one thousand dollars and upward Call
on or address Readstown Bank
The advertising sale of Cas-. ka at A.
J. Johnson's closes this week, Sat urday
April Goth, your last chance to buy the
regular 81 bottle for 35c or bottles for
81 90.
Hurry in your crop. Seeding is
about concluded with good portion of
Vernon county farmers. Corn planting
and tobacco setting will soon be the
order.
-lJice showers the past week, but not
sufficient to give mother earth drench-
ing. It seems we will not have real
spring warmth until we have soaking
rain.
On Tuesday the assessors will meet
the county supervisor of assessment in
Viroqua. fora conference. 1t is e,S pect
ed that all town, city and village assess
ors will be present.
R. A. Johnson says Cas-Ka is the
best me dicine he has ever tried. This
week Saturday the Goth is tn last dav
to buy the regular 81 bottle for 35c or 3
bottles for 81 at A. J. Johnson's.
Isaac Morrison is one more who
recommends Cas- Ka for rheumatism and
kidney trouble. This week Ia your last
chance to buy the regular 81 bottle for
35c or bottles for 81 at A. j. johnson.
Jacob Il. Mork will be at Allen Fred
rjckson's MONDAYS. Springville Tuesdays,
Fsofea Wednesdays, Ole Hagen Thurs
days Hans E Hanson s Fridays athome
Saturdays, with his Percheron Norman.
Otto Otteson has purchased half
interest and become associated with Jos
PuIver in the furritute and undertaking
business. He succeeds Thos. Call, who
exnects to move to Westby and engage
in business.
The steamer Saturn and bow boat
Satellite and their big raft which was
three times larger than any ever tioated
on the Mississippi river, went to pieces
Of Gutenberg, recently. The big raft
contained eleven million feet of lumber.
Mrs Bennett has opened and ice
cream parlor in connection with heI
stationery store one door east of Town
er's Her refreshment room is neat and
nleasant She invites the public to cal
and try her cream. Will for the present
serve Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturday:
and Sundays.
The remains Of Emmett Pulver wert
hrouoht here for burial from Waupaca
arriving Thursday morning accompan
led nv his family. Mr.. Pulver died o1
ronsnmption He was 81 years of age
The family moved from this place few
wears since. The local Maccahee society
met the funeral party at the train an(
performed the honor Of escort and In
terment.
DO not read This if you are in low
with Miss High Priceor engaged to Mis-
Old Stvle The twolladies are not yer.
favorably disposed toward us, as we re
fused to employ them and they wer
forced to seek employment with SOM
one else. We are ready for bushes
and have for your inspection hundred
different styles of plain gold and goi'
SET rings in the latest designs
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
A late dispatch says the clam shel
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