Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-12


Reno is coming.
-'Hunch" cents straight.
-Woodman ball Friday night
DIR. Mac Nett at Cashton Fridays
A small house to rent by G. II. Min
shall.
Lamps and all kinds of lamp good
T owners
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postolfice, Viroqua
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
DR.. MacNett, the specialist.
"A positive and permanent cure of
Catarrh guaranteed by DR.. MacNett.
The Reno troupe of trained dog
and birds are worth the price alone.
Mrs c. A. Roberts " rs called to
Minneapolis by the serious illness of her
brothers wife.
Operators in the tobacco houses en-
joyed social dance in Pennelrs hall,
Saturday night.
Chris Omundson, G. NJ Stafslien
and Norton Anderson were CENSOR cal
lers from Esofea on Saturday.
Miss Nettie Goyer of Readstown.
sition as musical instructor.
Grant county papers print fine
cut representing the new court house to
be built at Lancaster the present year.
Howard Getter had an operation
performed on his daughters throat,
Tuesday, by DR.. MacNett, the specialist.
On account of the death of his aged
father Supt, Gardner was unable to
attend the joint teachers association
last Saturday.
H w. Bar kers Cough Catarrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine. Moth
ing like it for coughs and colds. A. j.
johnson q Co.
i wish to dispose of my three desir-
able farms and two good residence
properties in the city. Call on or ad-
dress me- B. G. DINsDALE, Viroqua.
Treasurer Butt of the local creamery
company, announces a small dividend
for stockholders in the same. They can
secure amount by calling at his Office.
We recommend every bottle of Fl
w Barker's Cough Catarrh Consump
ton Remedy. There is nothing like it
for the cure of catarrh coughs, colds
and la grippe. A j. johnson & Co.
Frank A Chase arrived here from
Spokan, Washington, on Wednesday last
and has been busy visiting and showing
the richness of valuable mineral mines
and marble, quarries in which he is in
terested
The Eckhardt and Dyson families
have resumed living at their residence
after nearly months stop at the Fort
ney, made necessary on account of a
domestic being quarantined in the home
with scarlet fever. :
People knowing themselves indebt
ed to the firm of Fiaden 81 Coe are re-
Quested to call at the harness shop and
settle at once. Death of Mr. Coe makes
it necessary that the affairs of the firm
be closed without delay.
%. H. Larson and Anton Nelson
were callers from Manning on Monday.
Neither had his tobacco all removed
from the poles They made the state
ment that there had It been the usual
case weather in their valley.
-Thos. LePage has sold his 135 acre
farm, four miles northwest of vi
rogue, to E. G. Theige, the purchase
price reing $65 per acre. Mr. LePsge
has bought property in Clark county,
where he will remove in the spring
On Monday last within three
weeks after the death of Ed. L. Coe,
officers of Viroqua Forester court paid
to Mrs. Nathan Coe, the beneficiary
named in the policy, two thousand dol
lars insurance on the life of deceased.
-Janesville parties were in Richland
Center last week comforting with local
capitalists in the interest of proposed
electric line running from GAINESVILLE
through to points north of oichland
Center, the terminus being Hillsooro.-
Elk.
-Dressmaking done by Mrs. A, W.
Barthel Ali cutting ard fitting don
by the celebrated d amond Tailor Sysl
tenn ANY garmt Mt worn by man, wo-
man or child can be cut with this model.
Residence two blocks south of school
house.
The Intelligencer produces figures
to prove that Viola has made the largest
gain in business the past year of any
town in the Kickapoo valley, and cites
as authority figures taken from railroad
reports over the year 1900. Viola had
an increased showing of 81, 375 rs. Reads
town was next with 81, 230 80.
Asylum trustees held their monthly
meeting on Thursday last Aside from
routine business it was decided to re-
move Tue CRATES IN the pOnQ6rOuS DOller5
and commence to substitute coal for
wood in the heating of the Institution.
1t is believed hard coal can be used sue
cessfully aad at less cost than wood.
A party of fourteen lads and lassies,
the seniors of the high school, drove to
Westby and were the gnests of their
classmate, Miss Martha Neprud, Satur-
day evening The trip was made in one
of NJ. n. Helgerson's long sleighs, with
that gentleman as pilot 1t was an old
fashioned sleigh ride. Three hours of
social chit-chat aud refreshments put
the party in good spirit for the return
MIR. and Mrs. E V. Wolfe went to
La Crosse on Monday, With their daugh-
ter Sadie, who will undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis at the hospital
Friends of the family and young lady
will wait anxiously for favorable results
A number of young friends gave Sadie
pleasant surprise at the home of Grant
Pierce, Saturday evening Later. Mr..
Wolfe returned from La Crosse, Tues
day evening. He repo rs that his daugh-
ter was operated on that morning and
that she is doing nicely.
The following concerning the life of
farmer is true in every particular
statement: The farmer doesn't have
to solicit patronage from anyone. He
doesn't have to enter into competition
and strife with any of his neighbors like