Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-03-18
Mrs. Thomas A. Tolrud, is visiting

-HoUse 1er rent. Small family pres
! ferred. MRS. Z. FL. BRIGGS,
See the Western Wisconsin Land
& Loan Co., for bargains in real estate
In today's paper appears the call for
republican ward caucuses and city con.
vention.
Earl Everson returned to his rail-
road duties after passing few days in
the city.
For sale or rent, S-room house
with cellar. Inquire of Ct. n. Hauge,
Viroqus.
Preaching services by Rev. West
phal in the Synod church. next Sunday
at 1890 a. IN.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henderson at Liberty Pole Is
critically i'll.
Il. B. Waller of Victory vicinity,
recently visited his daughter, Mrs. DIR.
Andrews in this city.
For bargains in farms or city prop
erty be sure and see the Western Wis
consin Land & Loan Company
Anyone wanting monument
should be sure and take advantage of
the discount at Larson Bros.
-Justus and Orlando Fulmer of
Stark. drove through sea of Maud to do
business in the city on Monday.
DIR Marshall Sorenson has moved
into the John e. Nuzum house on cor
ner of Main and South streets.
"A ST Patrick's party, at which
green was the favorite color, was held at
w, R. G. hall on Tuesday evening.
Miss M. o. Caldwell, who spent the
past year in this vicinity, departed for
her home in Pennsylvania on Monday.
Foley's Kidaey Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious Sold by A. J. john
son.
Miss Anna Hauge. who has been
teaching at Utica, Dane county, this
winter, returned to her home Wednes-
day.
Miss Ethel Atwood returned from
st. Paul this morning. She was the
guest of Media Harper-Lansing while
there.
Mrs l. d. Bennett and children bid
the new home at Aberdeen, South Da-
kota.
Mr.. Peter Jerman has rented the
Lewis johnson house recently vacated
by DR.. M. Surenson and will take poses
sion Of it soon.
Wanted few boarders. Also rooms
to rent witk OF without board. Inquire
of Mrs M. N. Henry, two blocks east
from school house.
The soldiers ralief commission held
ssae Sf IT, "a II -, meetings SisGe4-
day last and went through their usual
routine of business.
John P. Riley tells the CENSOR that
he has sawed 2, 900 logs for customers at
his Avalanche mill the present winter
and has 800 to saw for himself.
Wanted, young man to work in a
drug store with view of learning the
business. For particulars, address DIR.
j. B. Trov bridge, Hayward, Wis,
Mrs Ambrosia Davis departed for
Iowa last Friday and will visit "a
brother there for several months. Her
youngest daughter accompanied her.
The mercantile firm of Davis SS
Bates of Retreat, has been dissolved, J.
l.. Davis purchasing the interest of Mr..
Bates and assuming control of the en-
tire business.
Town and village treasurers from
throughout the county were numerous
in the city Saturday and Monday. They
W ere here to make final settlement with
county treasurer Lier.
H. G. Gardner wishes to announce
% persons living outside of city limits
that he will take care of all laundry in
trusted to his care Baskets leave Mon
day night, arriving Thursday night.
Leave laundry at the Viroqua Shoe store.
Will Selbach and Mack McVey of
Rockton, Jake Potts and l.. e. Calkins
of La Fargo mudded over in onesrig to
the county seat on Monday The La
Fargo gentlemen extended their trip to
Winona.
Hon. Buel E. Hutchison, a pioneer
of tine state and former citizen Of
Prairie du CHEN, died in Madison last
week, at the age of seventy-four years
During his residence at Prairie du Chen
Mr.. Hutchinson represented Vernon coun-
ty in the state senate.
Sam Ellefson has Just unloaded his
third car load of machinery. He GER
tainly has the largest assortment in the
county, and those who are in need Of
anything in his line should not fail to
look over his stock and get the best,
which is by far the cheapest
Wanted, all personsto insure their
life and property with the new and up
to-date insurance company. We repre-
sent some of the best companies the
world affords and will guarantee you
fair treatment If you give us share of
your business. FM MINSHALL 81 Co.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Nuzum have
returned home after spending the win
ter with DR.. 7. W. Nuzum at Broad
head They report pleasant time and
reasonable health, but are pleased to be
at the old home among neighbors. MIR.
Nuzum filed the Methodist pulpit in
this city Sunday morning.
-Viroqua. Westby and Cashton post
offices have type written lists of the
patrons OF their various rural free de-
livery routes posted in their offices in
accordance with the law. The lists
were made by John Dawson & Co, Of
this city and are placed in the frame
have supplied each Office.
The Lansing Mirror reached it's ff-
( tieth year Of publication with the last
! issue, when Geo. w. Metcaf retired as
I responsible editor to take the postmas-
} tership of Lansing. Mr.. Metcalf has
d well earned the Office to which he is ap-
! pointed. His son. Herbert J. Metcalf
/ succeeds the senior as editor and mana
I ger Of the Mirror.
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