Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-01
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Election next Tuesday.

Ed. MI nshall visited at Calmar, 10
wa, with E arl Eyerson.
Miss Charlotte jackson of Westby
visited Yiroqua friends on Tuesday.
For Insurance call on the Johr
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua. Wis
-Jorgan Olson of Cashtop, spent last
Friday visiting n this city with Larson
Bros.
A little son arrived at the home OF
Mr.. ami Mrs. Clarence Powell, Monday
morning last.
K Villand and Hans CLAUS of West
by, were visirors to the state capita
most of last week
For bargains IN farms or city prop
arty be sure and see the Western Wis
consin Land q Loan Company.
Anyone wanting a monument
should be sure and take advantage of
the discount at Larson Bros
You may look where You will, but
you will not find any better machinery
elsewhere than at Sam Ellefson's.
Easter styles in mems furnishings
shirts. neckwear hosiery, hats, gloves,
etc. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Misses McChesney and Sheldon are
passing vacation week at their respect
i've homes in GAINESVILLE and Reedsburg.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold by A. J. John
son.
The sewing circle of the Congrega-
tional Aid society will be entertained
by Mrs. Devlin and Mrs. G. D. Williams
at home of the former, Wednesday,
April s. Gentlemen invited to coffee at
o'clock.
e. V. Carr will sell at public auction
at his farm FIVE miles northeast of vi
roqua, on Monday April 9th, two fine
calves; some Polan Cbina hogs; farm
machinery; some household furniture;
hay, grain and other things.
Those who are interested in gaso-
line engines, are especially invited to
examine our new horse power, double
cylinder one just received Come as
soon as you can for it will be gone soon
Clll at Sam Ellefson's warehouse.
CAS- good as the best, and better
than the rest" are the silver laced Wy
audott eggs-F0 cents per Is, For lar
ger numbers d, ,heral discount. have
raised them exclusively for seventeen
years T. w ALEXANDER
Advance sale of seats for the origi-
nal American production of Tolstoi's
latest masterpiece Resurrection,
which will be the attraction at the
opera house ON Thursday evening. April
9th will open Monday morning April
9th.
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Bon Ton on Friday and Saturday, April
3rd and 4th the ladies are invited to
call and view our choice assortment of
trimmed ard ready to wear hats. One
door north of Tate's store
MYRTLE WISE, KATE WISE.
Mr.. C. c. johnson was a pleasant
Genoa caller on Friday He tells the
CENSOR that William Fox of that
neighborhood recently disposed of his
farm anG removed to Missouri. Canada
and Missouri are catching not few of
our Yernonites the present season.
-Tde La Fargo Enterprise says the
farmers of the towns of Stark, Union,
Forest and Whitestown through the in
strumentality Of G. W. Rankin and f.
NJ. Rodolf are organizing fire insut-
ance company among themselves to in
sure their farm property, consisting of
buildings, grain, stock etc.
On Thursday afternoon last occurr-
ed the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. William Pouffieur. A goodly
gathering Of relativeH and friends were
present and pleasant time enjoyed by
all. The host and hostess were the re-
cipients of several handsome presents
qpDroDriate to the OCCASION
Royal Neighbors OF vlroqua will
give an Easter bazaar, April 10th, at
Woodmap halt Many useful and fancy
articles will be on sale; also eggs of all
hues of the rainbow. Sunday school
teachers can procure eggs at little ex
penae. Bazaar opens at o'clock p. m.
Refr sshments will be served.
-'rheo. E. Oftedahl, popular young
man of the town of jefferson, was unit
ed in marriage on Thursday last, at
Stoughton, to Miss Amelia Skaar of
that city The newly married couple
arrived in this city Friday and on Sat
urday evening were rendered reception
at the home of the groom's brother, p.
H. Oftedahl
After a brave struggle extending
over period of five months with con-
sumption, death claimed one of Viro-
qua's best loved young women, Miss
Myrtle Purdy, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. = F. Purdy. She was twenty
six years of age. Funeral service will
be from the house, Thursday morning,
at 1886.
To whom it may concern. Notice
Is hereby given that Town order given
to the undersigned for Road superinten-
dent for the year 1901 amount $13.7 rs said
order has been paid to me in full by
Town of Jeffer son and said order is null
and void and people are hereby warned
not to pay said order it being lost by me.
Order No A. 1901 SAML. HAEDEN.
-Richland Center business people and
citizens are becoming ''riled" over the
alleged poor train service afforded them
On their railroad since one return trip
was cut off a few weeks ago. In their
anger they are looking for relief, and
turn in this direction, hoping for and
extending inducements to the Viroqua-
La Crosse electric line to close the gap
between this city and the Center.
Yesterday Louis Kier departed for
a return to his home in the Klondyke,
after three months visit with relatives
and friends. He was accompanied by
Charles Cass of Franklin who viii
travel in ths far western states during
the season in hopes of regaining his
health The gentlemen go to St. Louis
thence by boat to the Gulf Of Mexico
Mr. Cass family will join him in the
state of Washington.
in a recent issue Of one Of S Scokanei s
daily papers appears under blazing head