Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
Easter next Sunday.

Easter next Sunday
Pocket knives at Towne RS.
German enamel ware at Towner's
House cleaning and yard raking are
in order.
Get a farm bulletin free at the CEN.
SoR office
County Clerk Marshall visited his
home at La Fargo
Jos. Snodgrass is visiting is til e city
He is quite feeble.
Hon Geo. E. Tate of In Farg e, was
in the city on Monday.
-Lumberman Gates mother is critic
ally i'll at his home.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice Viroqua.
Mrs Albon Lindemann is confined
to the house with sickness
Corn and land plaster for sale In
quire of Fl. L. MAY, De Soto, Wis.
Mrs Jacob Tobler has moved into
the Chss. Suitor house on Court street
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Ripley of Viola,
were in our city on Monday of this week.
Ole E milson, senior, of Chaseburg
is in the city visiting his son and family
Mrs w. R. Purdy is visiting at the
h me of her mother, Mrs Nathan Coe
Mrs. W. D. Dyson, who has been
i'll for the past week, is able to be out
again.
A fool will often succeed where a
clever man may not have the ghost of a
chance.
Buy your Easter hat at the Bon
Ton You will be sure to find what
you wt Mt.
-Thos Anderson, the tailor, visited
Milwaukee in the interest of his estab
lishment
The Royal Neighbors will hold
bazaar in the Woodman hail. Tuesday
All are invited.
moved into their home recently vacated
by A F. May and wife.
Mr.. Jacob johnson of the town of
Jefferson, has moved to Viroqua and oc-
cupies the house recently vacated by I.
D. Bennett.
80 pounds granulated sugar for 81
is below market price but Lindemanns
offer that amount during their admiais
tration sale.
DIR. Chas. H. Trowbridge has plans
about completed for the erection Of
residence on the corner of the old Trow-
bridge homestead
Superintendent Rosencrans of the
Kickapoo railroad, was in the city on
Thursday last to attend the obsequies
of Myrtle Purdy.
Wanted, good responsible man to
take charge of thorough bred stallion.
enquire of Chas S. Slack & Co, or n.
JSlack, Liberty Pole
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: H. L. Boyd, Ole Ostrem, Bert
Sopher, Chester Stewart, Mrs. Sarah
Hiles, Mrs. James Moen.
AT the Opera house on Tuesday
night, the cornet band will give ,om-
pIimentary concert in honor of the city
council The public is invited.
The neighboring village of Kendall.
on the Northwestern road experienced
confagration one night last week that
swept away block of business houses.
Prof. Goodnight, of the state -.
versity at Madison, end his wife, will
spend the spring holidays with his par
ents, Rev and Mrs. Goodnight of this
city.
Mr. Jerome Kinder will erect a
large store bull ling at Viola this season.
The first floor will be occupied for sa-
loon and store purposes and the second
for opera hall.
&C. B. Coleman has disposed Of his
property at Victory, and will endeavor
70 take matters easy on account of inn
paired health. He goes to & gin, Illinois,
to spend some time
"A New York preacher shows how a
fniniatar NAV fiya On G11 A
man who can do that is wasting his tai
ent in the ministry. He ought to be in
the newspaper business.
An Easter entertainment will be
given at the Christian church Friday
evening, April TO- A good program,
consisting of music, dialogues and reci-
tations has been prepared. Admission,
10 and cents.
A delegation of twenty Odd Eel
lows attended Sparta encampment on
Friday night The compliment will be
returned Friday when Viroqua Canton
will exemplify the degree work on
Sparta candidates
Mrs. w. f. Lindemann and daugh-
ter. Mrs w NJ Trowhridge, arrived
home from California this morning,
after O winters sojourn In the golden
state They greatly enjoyed the mild
weather, fruits, flowers and genial
sunshine.
The fertile soil of Vernon county is
becoming more ard more attractive to
outside buyers. Willie Fuller of " 'R-
newoc has this week bought the Thos-
terud farm through the Western Wis
consin Land & Loan Company and viii.
soon move here to live
Rev Hendrickson is soliciting funds
with which 20 build q parsonage for the
Synod Lutheran church. Lots have
been purchased from William Cox in
the First ward. It is designed to con-
struct modern house TO cost So 600.
Over two-thirds Of the necessary amount
is already pledged.
-Cashton havir < lost their crack pit
cher will not organize for the base ball
season. Speaking on the same subject
the Enterprise says La Farge base ball
team has been reorganizsd with Roy
Calkins as manager and Otto Eyans gs
captain The players on the team will
be about the same as last year. They
are tryiRg to get q young man from
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