Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-03-11

fresh Inquire of @. ]. Smith.
Mrs. ]. W. Lucas and children oi
Fairehild, are guests of Mr.. aud Mrs
G, J. Blowers.
Three desirable residences and nine
vacant lots for sale. Inquire of
J. III. POWELL.
Several schools in the vicinity of
Ferryville are closed because of prevail
enee Of diphtheria.
The young people of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet Sunday after
noon O'clock with Mrs. Bolstad.
For sale. set Of band instruments
eleven pieces For particulars write
DAVIS & BATES, Retreat, Wis.
20. H. Nordrum left Tuesday morn.
ing for Manitoba, Canada, where he will
visit his son, Axle, for several weeks.
Oscar Newton, the lively young
machinery man of Newton, was trans
acting business in the city on Saturday.
Miss Pothea Hanson arrived here
from Chicago on Saturday, being called
by the serious condition Of her father.
"A small farm wieh tobacco ground
for rent located near Btistow. For
particulars call on or address A. T. For
tun, Viroqua.
Frank Hohlfeld of Brinkman, was
in the city Tuesday, and purchased
a fine span of horses Of Ananias Smith
Consideration S240.
Why not try H. w. Barker's Cough,
Catarrh Consumption Remedy at John
sons drug store It's the medicine that
will please you, nothing like it.
Mrs A O. Larson, accompanied
by her daughter and Miss Mary Helge-
son, is in Milwaukee taking notes of the
latest in spring and summer millinery.
j. E. Knutson Of Bristow, departed
for Candy, Minnesota, and Saulton,
South Dakota, where he has farm and
will also visit North Dakota and part of
Canada before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sherman are
moving their household goods to On
tario, where MIR Sherman takes charge
Of the Nuzum Lumber yard. Viroqua
is sorry to lose them as citizens.
The next visit with Dr. McElwee,
the successful specialist, will be on
Thursday, March 10Th, at Hotel Fortney.
Th doctors examinations are free and
sick people are cordially invited to call.
Win McLecs and J. w. Burkhardt
of Jefferson, last Wednesday, went to
South Dakota, where they quickly Sc
cured work. for the season a. thirty dol
lars per month with board on good
farms
-Wilkin Hauge purchased farm of
over two hundred acres in Leon Valley
and will move to that place with his
stock and farm machinery. He will
have no auction sale on the 10Th as ad-
vertised
As on every other road in the
country, mail IS being weighed on the
branch during the month of March.
This is the basis on which roads are re-
munerated for mail carry ing for the en-
suing four years.
Jacob Aberg and Geo. w. Eek
hardt of West Prairie were callers on
Monday. The former had been to
Sparta to meet his superior of the Mill
waukee Harvester company, for whom
he will canvas the present season.
We offer for sale our 200-acre farm
in the town of Franklin Good dwelling
house; two good barns, one 30x40 with
basement and the other 26x60; one new
tobacco shed 26x92; good well and cis-
tern; small orchard.
The March birthday division of the
ladies Aid of the Methodist church will
give g st. Patrick's social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John r Lake on the even
ing of March 17th A suitable program
win be rendered and refreshments SER
we'd 4 large attendance is solicited.
The Advance of Soldiers Grove,
says ttat it will not be long before all
the towns on that line of the Kickapoo
railroad win be connected by telegraph.
The poles will be set and the wire
strung as soon RS the frost is out of the
ground.
The payment Of delinquent SUBJ
scriptions to the CENSOR has continued
we'll during the winter, but we desire
to remind those who are two years or
more in arrears that we are waiting
patiently their call or remittance. Re-
member a settlement is what we want
with all such
Deputy gama wardens found two
hundred red deer hides at the Berlin
tannery, which show that the deer were
killed out of season. The owners claim
that the hides are not from Wisconsin
| deer out were shipped there from other
states. At Oshkosh Ais hides were con-
iscated by the wardens.
The spring like weather must give
our patent window stop" proprietors
an Itching for getting on the road
with their money producing device.
| It's about the time the Texas rangers
! commenced operations here last year.
Our rural neighbors who bit" at the
/ big bait will also probably get a move
in making competition foE the city folk.
Mr.. Thos. T. Sanwick goes to the
city this week TO select a complete line
| Of clothing TO take the place of the
| Mick-elsohn stock just closed out and
shipped away. Mr. Sanwick expects to
open for busine, about April frat. II
will be pleasant rews to-. his host OF
/ friends to learn that he viii remain al
! the old stand where ne has so long been
/ employed, and in future greet him as
proprietor
Rev. and Mrs. Goodnight were
/ pleasantly surprised by their friends
! and neighbors on Friday evening. Not
withstsnding inclemency Of the weather
about thirty were present and all mer
rily participated in the search for the
mysterious creature which the most Wig
liant failed TO identify 1t was greatly
enjoyed by al present and many sub
stantial tokens ot their appreciation o.
the pastor and his wife were left as re
Ininder5 Of the occasion
"A lecture and sociable will be heIt
at Westby, Friday, March 18Th at 81
Ia, under the auspices Of the Cool