Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-03-04
j. ]. Willsey has rented part of his
house To Claff Nix


-Lindemann's offering of embroider
/ at 29c yard includes 60c values.
The embroidery sale at Lindemann'
is attracting good deal of attention
Miss Rena Wagner of Hillsboro, i
, visiting her cousin, Mrs. jackson Sill
baugh.
There will be English service a
the Lutheran Synod church Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Lost, ladies gold watch with chate
lain pin. Finder please leave at this
office and receive reward.
Sam Harper of West Salem, was in
the city Friday and purchased a fine
horse of Mrs. John Gorsline.
H P. Larson, the marble man, has
been on the sick list with lung fever but
is on the gain at present.
Anyone wanting monument
should be sure and take advantage of
the discount at Larson Bros.
This week the embroidery offerings
at Lindemann's are well worth the at
tention Of careful shoppers.
Miss Barbara Munson came from
Madison to participate in the bachelors
ball and spend Sunday at home.
Foleys Kidney Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right Contains
nothing injurious. Sold by A. J. John
son.
La Grippe coughs yield quickly to the
wonderful curative qualities of Foley's
Honey and Tar. There is nothing else
Just as good. Sold by A. ]. Johnson.
Ole Holverson of Stoddard, deliver
ed his tobacco here Tuesday. He SAYS
twenty miles is too far to haul tobacco
but thinks they will have a house at
Stoddard next winter.
-Westby's new association has had
sent from the free state association a
large number of books for use of pa
irons. Westby's citizens are appreciat-
ing the new library system.
&C. G. Coe, the popular jeweler mas
just bought two nice lots, and will
build nice cottage soon. Rrmor says
it is not for himself alone. e.-Cashton cor
respondent to La Crosse Chronicle.
-Tolrud & Sansmark, managers of the
Vernon County Land Co., (office over
Towner's store) has some of the finest
farms in Vernon county for sale. Give
them call. They can show you what
you want.
Mrs W. ]. May of Tunnel City was
visiting over Sunday with her sisters,
Mesdames JOS Forsyth and John Nc
Kittrick. She and her husband will
tour the south this spring and upon
their return will reside at La Crosse.
H. c. Gardner wishes to announce
to 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.
Persons desiring to invest in Nol sh-
ern Wis. lands please notify the under
| signed. Have improved and wild lands
for sale in Chippewa county. Will con-
duct a party north the latter part of
| March. L. G. SCHoENBERGER,
Viroqua, Wis
Found, three weeks ago, a sack of
| -four (2bout 100 pounds) on the road be-
| tween Readstown and Liberty Pole near
| the residence of Olaf Tollefsou. Name
! S. Tolly on sack. Owner will find same
at Tollefson's residence and can have
same by paying charges
The editor of the Chetek paper told
his subscribers to help edit the paper.
He said: 'If you get married, sent in
the particulars. If baby arrives at
| your home send it in" Three days after
the paper came out, two babies were
left in front of his sanctum.
Wanted, all persons to 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. #, M. MINSHALL q Co.
The supreme court recently handed
down decision in the case of ConnoT
against Sheridan, which has been pend
ing in the courts for years. By the find
ing of the higher court the Connor heirs
will come into possession of the estate
of Mr. Sheridan, senior, at Liberty Pole.
judge Mahoney, who is vice presi-
dent of the state goodroads organiza-
ton, has appointed the following coun-
ty delegates to attend the national as.
sociation, which meets in ST. Louis next
April. Gust Theige, IA. A. Lombard
E. V. Wernick, N. N. Neprud and R. J,
Kalhar.
j. T. Evans of the Cement Side
walk company of La Crosse, spent sever
al days in the city this week, inspecting
their last seasons work and also looking
over the prospects for contracts this
year. He reports the walks having
withstood the test of cold weather and
frost successfully, being in good condi
tion.
The friends Of Rev. and Mrs. Chas
E. Buffers sympathize with them in th'
loss of their infant boy who was borr
Monday evening and lived only thre'
hours. Private burial service was hell
: Tuesday afternoon and the little bod!
was placed in our beautiful cemetery
Rev John A Stemen, pastor Of tn
Congregational church. holding the ser
vice.
ID. F. Mains, clerk # the circui
court. has purchased the Bates farm
of 100 acres belonging to the Bate
: brothers of Retreat and Mrs. M. a
Bates of this city. The latter took a
part consideration Mr.. Mains residenc
property in Weeden's addition here
l Tolrud & Sandsmark. managers Of th
Vernon Co. Land company negotiate
/ the sale.
John W. Marshall Of this city. rt
ceived dispatch on Monday conyeyin
The sad intelligence of the death of hi
. son Willard NJ Marshall, at NewpOr
! Warrington, where the young man ha
resided for the past seven years. Nj
Marshall had no intimation Of his son
sickness. and knows nothing Of the pa
. ticulars Willard was about thirty-tw
wears old. BON and reared in this co1utT