Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-03-04
.aW .2g5om 9Our friends and HsIgA6ors. I

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site postofice, Viroqua.
Money to loan on real estate. Ca
on G. Fl. Minshall.
For sale, 8 first-olass Jersey COW
fresh. Inquire of G. J. Smith.
Otto Brown made business triI
and Sundayed at Caledonia, Minnesota
Frank Buckles of West Prairie, i
rejoicing over big boy at his home
lately.
Geo. .McGonigal spent Monday night
in La Crosse.
Three desirable residences and nine
vacant lots fos' sale. Inquire of
J. NJ POWELL.
N. N. Sandwich of Sag City, deliver.
ed his tobacco on Monday. He reports
a fine crop and good price.
Frank Quackenbush has relinquish-
ed landlordship of the Readstown hotel
and returned to Ontario.
Smallpox patients at Judson, Hig-
! gins are all well and discharged from
quarantine by the authorities.
"A small farm with tobacco ground
| for rent, located near Bistow. For
particulars call on or address A, T. For
tun, sViroqua
"A. D. Adam of Genoa neighborhood,
| dropped dead one evening recently of
heart failure. He was 73 years old and
an old soldier.
Il D. Bennett loaded and shipped
| his household effects and departed for
Sonth Dakota on yesterday. His family
will follow later.
TIT ,,.,,.1,1 yrT;I1;o,,, poox,v Il;
very i'll at his home in this city. Mrs.
J. D. Beck came from Madison to as
sist in caring for her father.
Why not try a. w. Barker's Cough,
/ Catarrh Consumption Remedy at john
sons drug store. IT'S the medicine that
win please you, Lothipg like it
George Stimble has gone to Hills
! bor5 to supersntend the construction of
I baildilgs for Nuzum & Sherman, the
new lumber dealers of that village.
"a masquerade ball will be given
at Opera house, Friday evening of this
week. DeLap's orchestra will furnish
the music. Three prizes will be given.
Mr.. Otto Davis was given the honor
and satisfaction of surprise at the
home Of his parents, Wednesday night
& royal time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
-Hoyt Bros, of Chaseburg, offer at
auction on Saturday, March 14th, over
coats. clothing, mackinaws and duck
coats. Hot coffee will be served during
the day.
d o McLees will sell at auction on
his farm eight miles west of Viroqua on
Wednesday, March 11tb stock. farm
machinery, barn timbers, building stone
and household furniture.
! Oliver f. Helgeson departed for
| Edgerton, Monday morning to accept a
responsible position with the United
Cigar company in that city. Oliver is q
competent and irst-elass Young man.
james J. Corbett and James j.
Jeffries were matched Monday at New
York to fight for the heavyweight
champion hip Of the world. The fight
will take place in San Francisco some
time in June.
Wednesday is rightly named. 1t is
indeed weddin' day for half the loving
couples that want to try connubial
| bliss tt is fact that more weddings
are held on this day Of the week than
on all others combined.
We offer for / ale our zoos 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 els
tern; small orchard.
J. D. q NJ @. HoNAKER, Viroqua.
George Z. Chapman of Westbrook,
Minnesota, formerly of De Soto, died of
apoplexy in Chicago few days ago.
His mother-in-law, Mrs Stanley, one of
the pioneer residents of Wheatland, is
very low and not expected to live.
Hon Van S. Bennett of Rockton,
was at the state capital most of last
week looking over the scenes of former
days when he represented Vernon county
in either branch of the Iaw-making as
semblies. He was accompanied by Ar
mold Widmen, also Of Rockton.
John Hammond has on exhibition
at the CENSOR Office piece Of silk
needlework done by his aged mother al
the age of nine years. 1t is an artistic,
beautiful and fine article. In the cen
ter is q plainly letter motto We by
works of various kinds show the i'm
provements of our minds" 1t was made
in 1910.
- Mayor and Mrs J. W. Groves OF
Madison, departed on Tuesday last, fol
/, quite an extended ton, through the
! southv ast country. They will visit
with Buuyon Cook and wife at Port
: Arthur, Texas, before returning Mr.
Groves his experienced i'll health fol
some months and it is to seek rest anc
recuperate that the trip is made
The supreme court affirmed tire de
cision Of JCdge Fruit given in the loca
court at a recent term, wherein Charley
, Jacobson sued c. F. Tallsrd on a con
tract to recover money alleged to De du,
because Of docking" on his crop of to
> bacco 1t was argued il supreme cour
: | q month since by G. r. Minshsll fo
: plaintiff, and c. W. Graves for defen
: dant
! -Mrs =. T. Park and Misses Harris
| Roberts, Evans, Casperson, Fanninl
and johnson entertained a large com
panT Of lady friends at the state school
= / Wednesday afternoon and evening, tn,
! event being in the nature of farewell
: party for Mrs. Ida Cory. who recent
! resigned her position at the school an
|; expects to depart soon for Colorado
= Sparta Democrat
. DIR NJ r. Gage, one of the bes
4 known gitizens and physicians of west
= ern Wisconsin, died At Sparta las
= Tuesday. where he had been a residen
s since the sixties. Dr.. Gage was SUI
gsoE il the famous Twenty fifth reg
;nent during tie rebellion He was th
, first superintendent Of schools in Nor