Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-03-18
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site l1ostofice, ViroqUa.
Capt. Silbaugh was La Crosse bus
mess caller during the week.
Three desirable residences and nine
vacant lots for sale. Inquire of
j. M. POWELL.
Jos. Omundson has placed tele-
phone in his Opera block store for the
convenience or his customers.
For sale, set of band Instruments
eleven pieces. For particulars write
DAVIS 81 BATES, Retreat, Wis
"A small farm with tobacco ground
for rent, located near Btistow. For
particulars call on or address A. T. For
tun, Viroqua.
Mr.. E. B. Hyde of Retreat, passed
through town on Tuesday on lis re-
turn from visiting nephew at Nekoosa,
Wood county.
Two houses in city Of Viroqua at
great bargain, Inquire of Western
Wisconsin Land a. Loan Co Proctor
Ferguson block.
Ole Mattson, three miles east of
Newton, will have big sale of stock,
farm implements, household effects,
etc, on March "a
Chester Silbaugh went to a La
Crosse hospital to receive treatment for
the throat trouble he has experienced
during the past few months
Why not try H. w. Barker's Coug h,
Catarrh Consumption Remedy at job n
sons drug store, It's the medicine tn at
yill please you, nothing like it
&C, w, Reeve of the Readstown tele-
phone company, has been granted fran.
chise to build and operate telephone
lines and local exchange in the village
of Viola,
William Burlin of Tomah, is spend
ing a week among relatives ard old
friends in and about Viroqua. Mrs
Burlin is passing the winter in the east
ern states.
The Viroqua Department store has
just received a very choice assortment
of dishes, with which the trading stamps
are to bs redeemed.
w. f. LINDEMANN 81 Co
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
road company senta check for $36, 152
to the secretary of state as fee for in
eTeasing its capital stock a little more
than $36, 600, 600 to $100 000.000. The
fee is 81 per $1,000.
We sell not the cheapest, but the
best machinery money can buy Disc
harrows, seeders, drills, corn planters,
four styles of tobacco planters-any-
thing for the farmer. Call at Sam FL
lefson's machinery warehouse.
Parties from whom Wilkin Hauge
purchased Leon farm backed down,
in consequence Of which he viii l8s ases.
auction SAFE OF s1uok and implements at
his farm northeast of this city on Friday
of this week. See advertisement.
Howard Smith and wife were called
| to Ontario to attend the funeral of the
latter's father, Allen p Hobbs, who
died there March 1th, at the age of So
years. Mr.. Hobbs was an early settler
of Ontario and soldier of the rebellion.
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.
j. D. q M. 9. HoNAKER, Viroqua
Persons desiring to invest in North
ern Wi lands please notify trA under
| signed. dave improved and Va lands
| for sale in Chippewa county Will con-
duct party north the latter part of
| March l. G. SCHoENBERGER,
Viroqua, Wis.
Fred Eckhart received a visit from
his brother Adam d. Eckhardt, who
resides at Redfeld, South Dakota, and
was among the early settlers of that
portion of the west, having removed
| from this county. Mr.. Eckhart is treas
urer of Sphinx county.
-Chas, l.. Curry has removed from
De Soto to Manning after spending the
| winter there. 1t Will be pleasing news
| to his friends and patrons to learn that
| Mr. Curry will operate the Manning
| cheese factory the coming season. Man
ming cheese has reputation more than
state wide
The school board of Oconto, has be-
gun war on the cigarette, and announ-
| ces that any pupil using the weed in
any form will be expelled. Dealers who
| sell tobacco to minors will be prosecuted.
| 1t is said that SOME children in every
grade of the public schools constantly
use tobacco.
The Soldiers Grove Advance makes
| the following plea for the preservation
&C song birds Don't shoot the birds.
IRE Lord didn't make them to be killed.
| Ii the robins the red-birds, the mock
| ing birds, the orioles and other soEg
| birds had been spared what para
disc the Kickapoo Valley would now be-
How pleasant it would be to get up early
in the morning and listen to the singing
of the birds, as nature intended. F"
Someone has said when the average
| head of the family goes down town to
buy his supply of groceries for the day
he is at loss to know what kind of break
fast food TO send home. Between
shredded shingles. Ground Cobbo"
and "Sawdusky Nutty" he becomes
nutty himself and don't know what to
get In the good old times of baked
beans, hulled corn and mush and milk
there was no stnfing the bill of fare
with salted shavings. Sparta Demo-
crat.
Daniel o. McLees and family take
their departure for new Missouri home
on Monday next. They leave by the
Burlington rOute, loading two car loads
Of household, and farm effects and stock.
That they may find pleasant surround
ings in their new home is the wish of
many old friends and neighbors who re-
gret their removal McLees has fine
tract of improved land, within four
miles Of Linne rs, a county seat town,
and n the same neighborhood with the
Ackers.
Mrs Gertrude E. Chase, formerly
Of Newton bat later OF La Crosse. is Wis