Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-22

Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on G. H. Minshall
DR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist, oppc
site postoffice, Viroqua.
House and lot for sale. Inquire Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Bates, Viroqua.
House to rent. Inquire at Mrs.
Buckley's millinery store
Corn and land-plaster for sale In
quire of Fl. L. MAY, De Soto, Wis.
Gee rye johnson has accepted po-
sition in = barber shop at Sparta.
Cyrus Butt attended the K. of T.
ball at Sparta last Thursday evening.
For Insurance call on the John
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua. Wis.
You will find a good assortment and
reasonable prices at the Bon Ton millin-
Mrs. Con Favor and children
spent Sunday with Mr.. Favor at
West Salem,
Mrs, Ole Fredrickson OF Westby,
visited Viroqua relatives and friends on
Thursday last.
A musical organization has been
formed form at Spar, Sparta with a membership
Mrs. L. M. Rogers has returned to
Viroqua after spending several months
! In southern Wisconsin,
DR. Chas, Trowbridge was confined
to his home by sickness for few days,
but is now able to be out.
| --Mrs. Edith Bingham Williams and
Miss Williams of Sparta spent Sunday
with Judge Mahoney's family.
Pearl Brye had mis- foot broken in
two places Sunday, by being thrown
from his buggy in a runaway.
Mrs. John White recently under
went delicate operation at La Crosse
and from last reports is doing nicely.
Make money by investing your
money in real estate through the West
ern Wisconsin Land and Loan Company.
Judge Mahoney will be one of the
speakers at the Odd Fellows anniver
sary celebration at Viola next Saturday
Beautiful scenic effects in the new
version of East Lynne to be seen at
| Opera heuse Thursday evening April %.
Mr.. ID. P. Jacsson's mother and sis
| ter have removed from Tomah to this
city and will reside in the Brigg's 3 mouse.
james A.. Tormey of Richland
county, was recently chosen to superin-
tend the public schools of Spokane,
Washington.
See Laurant at Opera house Mon
formance will keep you guessing the
balance of your life.
Mayor Coffland and daughter Mar
garet, Professor Pearson and Miss Katie
Goodell attended the declamatory con-
test held at Sparta last Friday evening.
DO not forget the Great Laureate
Magician" entertainment at Opela b use
Monday evening, April 9th. The most
marvellous entertainment ever offered a
Viroqua audience.
Bring the children to see the great
play East Lynne" at Opera house on
Thursday evening April %. They will
enjoy it, and carry away with them
lesson that will last them lifetime.
Plans have almost been completed
in Chicago by syndicate composed
solely of women for the launching of a
new daily paper They base claims on
the assertion that lit will be the only
newspaper in the United States which
shall dare to print anything and every
thing exactly as 1t really is. We await
with pleasure the coming of the new
journal. l.-Exchange
The trainmen of the Kickapoo Valley
division of the ST. Paul road. were ex.
aminee Saturday night and Sunday
morning on rules and regulations Of the
company and on signals for running
trains. Those taking the test were En-
gineer NJ. D. Holman, Fireman Howard
Rosencrs 9. Conductor Max Beier and
Brakeman Lester Wood and Fred Sic
gert. Kickapoo Chief.
80 acres, go UNDER cultivation, 20
a res timber, three-fourths mile to
church, three -fourths mile to school
house. All kinds of buildings, two stone
foundation cellars, basement barn, gran
airy, 320 feet well, cistern, hydrants in
house and barn, large orchard all fenced
with wire, woven wire fence for hog
pasture etc, etc. Improvements worth
81, 1000, price of so, So, 000 See the Vest
ern Wisconsin Land g. Loan Co.
Orrie Bankus came very near meeting
with fatal accident last Friday morn
ing while working at Blakeley's mill in
Smith 81 Johnson's lumber yard A
piece of flying timber struck him in the
face with such force as to knock him
backwards 'triking his head on piece
of iron track and cutting deep cash in
! il. His face was badly cut up where he
W Is hit and he was in a state of uncon-
| siCusness for about twentY-four hours.
LII was feared at first that ne would not
recover but at this writing he is reported
to be better and gaining steadily. La
Earge Enterprise.
On account Of ILL health Herman
Layer has disposed of his clothing busi-
ness at Algona. Mr.. Layer has passed
! through a serious illness of many weeks
and is now acting upon the positive or
/ ders of his physician in stepping out
! from the confinement which his bust
| ness entails. He has not yet decided
what he will do in the future, and for
the present ne will try ID recover his
| health aud rest for while. The busl-
ness and social interests Of Algona will
1 sincerely hope that Mr.. Layer will find
! it advisable TO remain in the city, tor his
/ genial good nature and straightforward
business methods have won him host
of friends. -Algona Republican. Mr..
Layer informs us that he win probably
return to Viroqua. If so, the many
( friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Layer will be
pleased to have them with us again.
I'm our Orlando Burnett" Madison
| letter. last week, appeared some stric-
/ lures on the administration of Mayor J.
W. Groves. Of Madison, which the edi-
I tor Of the CENSOR regrets, because they
are to cur belief, unwarranted. The
writer's opportunity of the past few
weeks and months to take passing note
of municipal affairs at the state capital,
warrants him in saying that Madison is
having a business administration that
Is surprising some Of the close fists of
the town. No in the matter Of extrav-