Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-11
MI .q5out 90w friends and HstgA6ors
Toys of all kinds at Towners.

Toys of all kinds at Towners.
| -25 per cent discount on all furs 2
! 7 Tate's Big store.
Money to loan on real estate Cal
on G. Fl. Minshall.
Asylum trustees held their month";
meeting on Monday.
DR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist, oppo
site postofice, Viroqua.
w S Jordan of West Lima, was s
caller in this city on Tuesday.
-Rockton Woodmen give a public
ball on Saturday night of this week.
"A choice lot of feathers for sale al
the Poultry House. Serd in your orders
at once.
Sheriff Severson has just purchased
two driving teams for service in his Off
cial work.
Barbara MunGon came home from
university studies at Madison and pass
ed half week
John Moseng and daughter return
ed from two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Dane county.
Wedding outfits speciality. We
| sell them because we always have them
at hand. Blue Front Store.
Cyrus NJ. Butt Jr. was among the
Viroqua attorneys who argued cases be-
fore the supreme court last week.
The Mystic Workers of the World
will tlnd the secretary Mrs. G. M. Ben
nett, one door east of Towner's store.
Wanted, man with small family to
hVy ha rfrrn
$500. Call on FRED G. TURNER, Tower
vile, Wis.
Try H. W. Barkers Cough, Catarrh,
Consumption Remedy if you want the
best medicine the world has ever known,
at Johnson's drug store.
Mrs. J. NJ Bennett fell and sprain-
ed her ankle. Mr.. A S Cobb met with
similar misfortune Mrs. G. NJ. Ben
nett broke one of her thumbs
On account of poor health Mr.. Han
son was obliged to abandon his black
smith aud wagon business at Avalanche,
and return to his home in this city.
-Towner is offering pocket books and
purses of every description-represen
ing the cream of the output of two of
the largest manufacturers in the United
States.
-Threatened with pneumonia Ray
Henry returned from his university
work last Wednesday. He is improv-
ing and hopes to return to Madison
within few days.
"A farmer wrote to q stock journal
asking the lest method of raising hogs
When we were young we raised them
with a hickory club or anything else we
could lay our hands on.
The Soldiers Grove Advance has
again changed hands, a Mr.. Smith of
Prairie du Chen, being the new editor.
Edltorially and tyr ographically the pa
per shows much improvement.
Treasurer A. F. Widmer of Whites
town, was over from Rockton, Satur-
day, accompanied by two little daugh-
ters Mr.. Widmer made payment of
state tax to the county treasurer
The Fennimore Times says: The
glory of being the father of the bill to
repeal the license fee for hunting rab-
bits and squirrels appears to belong to
DR.. James Dinsdale of Soldiers Grove.
-Thos A. Tolrud, manager of the
Vernon County Land Co, (office over
Towner's store) has some of the finest
farms in Vernon county for sale Give
him call He can show you what you
want.
Master Richard Fisher sustained
fracture of his collar bone by attempt
ing to ''catch" p passing sled near the
school grounds. 1t is wonder that 30
few children are injured by this prac-
tice.
Miss Dora Morrison will be in vi
roqua MoGdays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days giving music lessons and lessons in
China painting. kindergarten work in
music. Glass in history Of music Ad-
vanced pupils taken. Phone, John Ben
nett's residence 142.
May McKittrick has been chosen
principal of the Ishpheming Michigan,
public schools, after several years SER
vice as assistant in the same Isnphem-
ing is one of the thriving cities of the
Peninsula, and for q young woman to
be accorded this distinction is an assur-
ance of her proficiency and that her
work is appreciated.
On Tuesday last at the farm home
five miles north of the city occur
red the death of Mrs. Even Heggestuen
of consumption. The deceased was
twenty eight years of age and leaves
husband and four small children to
mourn her untimely taking off Funer-
al sery ices were held at the Coon Prairie
chprc in Friday last, interment occur
ring il cemetery of that church.
"A farmer who knows what he is
talking about, hit the right nail on the
head when he said that nothing pays
bette: than good country roads. 1t
costs something to secure them, but
they are the arteries which connect viii
lage and country, along which business
prosperity, safety and solid comfort
flo vs. Bad roads, hilly, full of chunk
holes and bottomless mud, kill teams
and temper. 1t is sure that money
thus iutelligently expended is wisely in
vested, and sure to realize satisfactory
results
"A jolly party of gentlemen came
from Bloomingdale to make fraternal
visit and witness the team work in Vir-
oqua Odd Fellow lodge Saturday even
ing last The personnel of the crowd
was Deacon Peter Hanson, John 2. Mel
win, John E. Brown, Milton Welch, J.
N. Hall, Thomas L. Melvin, Sam Brown,
q. W. Melvin, Jos. Show en-, Emmett
Dickson After work in the initiatory
and third degree, and an exchange of
fraternal greetings the party of nearly
one hundred sat down to a banquet
spread prepared by ladies of the Rebec-
ca lodge.
Notwithstanding the drifted condi-
ton Of the roads owing to the terrible
storm on Wednesday, quite a lively