Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-05
.1U .7gbout 9ou friends and HelgAb0ry.
-"Hunch" 5 cents straight.

Two weeks trl6l or RlASaeS ITto py
DR. MacNett, the specialist.
A positive and permanent cure Of
Catarrh guaranteed by DR.. MacNett.
H. P. and Walter Proctor. accom-
panied by their wives, drove to La Fargo
on Sun day.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Jens johnson, John Brandt, Ly
man J. Bartle.
Only four left OF those fine fur-lined
coats at the Blue Front Store. They gr
at bargain
ALI members of Odd Fellows lodge
are requested to be present at Saturday
nights meeting.
Il w. Smith aud wife were in the
city from Clinton aud passed few days
with N. B. Smith and family.
The eyesight specialist. Prof Kron-
son is now at the Park hotel in this city
for Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs J. Chrichett, formerly of On
tario but now of South Dakota, has
been visiting with J. J. Wilsey and
family
Austin Collier of Duluth is now
deliveryman for Rogers & Williams.
Mr. Collier is a nephew of Mrs. Frank
Williams.
H " Barker's Cough Catarrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine. Moth
ing like it for coughs and colds. A. J.
johnson q Co.
-Severt 7. Larson, one of the pros
porous young farmers of Coon Prairie.
fold twenty five April pigs that averaged
271 pounds, at S625
John Gorsline has sold his 200-acre
Il :. e
his son Asher. Mr. and Mrs Gorslinc
viii move to this city.
Peter O. Bergh of Franklin, had the
misfortune of having one of his legs
broke last Saturday A log fell upon
him, breaking both bones.
Il wish to dispose of my three desir
able farms and two good residence
properties in the city Call on or ad
dress me. B. Q. DINsDAlE, Viroqua.
Geo yoysey cf De Soto, found a
fine pearl whila clamming in the slough
south of town 1t weighed about eighteen
grains and is reported to he worth over
800
Treasurer Frank Widmer of Rock
ton, made us business coll while in the
city on Saturday He says taxes in
Whitestown are no tices5ly less than
last year.
In the course of few days John e.
Nuzum and wife will depart for two
weeks excursion with Wisconsin retail
lumber deslers in the south. They will
visit Washington on the trip.
All friends of the late c. A. Roberts
will be pleased to learn that his wife is
in receipt of information notifying her
th ut q widows pension has been granted
her with arrearages for several months.
w. ]. Michelet who has the agency
and las been selling many DeVal hand
cream separators to farmers in this sec.
ton adverrises the machine in todAys
CENSOR. We call attent on Of farmers
to the same. M
MIR. and Mrs. P. K. Peterson and
childrZn returned t. their Dakota home
after spending several weeks with Mr..
Petersons parents in Franklin Mr.. and
Mrs Claus Peterson also entertained
through the holidays, their son Chris
of Oshkosh.
People kno wing themselves indebt-
ed to the firm of Fladen q Coe are re-
quested to call at the harness shop an"
settle at once. Death of Mr.. Coe makes
it necessary that the affairs of the firm
be closed without delay.
Lind, the proprietor of the splendid
new restaurant and bakery, will furnish
supper for the Wood nan dance at so
cents couple Ii will be an agreeable
place 70 go to supper because new, clean
and warm.
Attention ia directed to the new
advertisement of Isaac Solberg, which
exploitssthe value of gasoline engines
for farmers use Mr.. Solberg is always
ready to demonstrate the practicability
of his machines to prospective purchas-
ers or others who admire nice working
ing, easily operated motor.
DIR. Barney packed his personal
effects AMI ceased the practice of dentist
ry in this city. where he has successfully
operated for ten years past At present
he is visiting in Minnesota, but returns
before going south where his family ie
wintering This community will lose
DR.. Barney and family with regret.
Members of the Tues lay club, with
their husbands and broth re-, gave Mr.
and Mrs. Chas NJ Thompson little
surprise by calling at their pleasant
home in body on Thursday evening
last. 1t was the first anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson's wedding day
and was made happy occasion by their
club friends
N. L. James informs us that be is
fixing up another engine and remodeliug
a mail car preparatory to putting anoth-
er regular passenger and mail traiu on
w. W. R. r. He expects to be running
the new train by the early spring. This
accommodation will give all stations up
the Kickapoo two trains each day.
Richland Rustic.
The marriage Of DR.. Geo E. Cham
hers, formerly of this city now of La
Fargo, is announced. The event occurred
last Thursday at the home of the bride
in Bloomington, Grant comfy. The
lady is Miss Ada Kinney life time ac-
queintance of the groom. They viii
take up housekeeping at LaF lrge. Mis-
Kinney was a teacher in the schools OF
LaFarge last year.
For sale, fsrm of 800 acres, 81 miles
northwest of La Ferge; 50 acres improv-
ed, 30 acres good ridge land with plentv
of timber; 8 acres tobacco land in valley
Fair buildings, we'll water, orchard and
small fruit. Price 81, 900. $500 down
and balance on easy terms. Several
other desirable farms ranging in pric7
from $500 to So 600 For particuIa
call on or address G. F. Wallace, Ls
Fargo, Wis.
The land agency of Tolrud & John
son is locating a number of Dane eoun-
~ people ON Vernon county lands. Re
Gently they negotiated the sale of A \