Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-02

Chicago.
Jos. Omundson inspected oil at Cash
ton, Monday last
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on c. H. Minshall.
The whist club will not meet this
week as scheduled.
Little Bernard Male of this city, is
very sick with bronchitis
Mr.. Neri Olson from town of Coon,
was in town on business Tuesday.
Have you seen the new Eton suits
for spring at Fl. D. Williams q Cos.
-Wantei. married man to work on
dairy farm. G. V. PORTER, Viroqua.
For sale or rent, brick house on
Main street. Inquire of Dan Wise.
Bank Commissioner Bergh spent a
few days in this city, his boyhood home.
We call attention of our readers to
three new farm advertisements pub
lished today.
Ed Perham and wife of West Salem,
have been visiting relatives in the city
the past week.
Many sections of the county were
days session.
Ethel Cobb Everson came from To-
wa to attend the funeral of her grand
mother, Mrs. Giles.
--Hillsboro fair dates are announced
for the first week in August. Pretty
early, gentlemen.
"A pair of spectacles and case, found
on the Liberty Pole road, await an own
er at the CENSOR Office.
George II. Byran came up from Sol
diers Grove on business last Wednesday,
remaining over night with friends.
The Womans Literary Club is read
ing the first part of Henry ", under
the leadership of Mrs. c. d. Williams.
IF You fail to get the bus barn
by phone, call for W. E. Bakers resi-
dence, No 213, where orders will be
taken.
If you wish that individuality ir
dress as is given by the most exclusive
tailors, then get your spring suit of Il.
d. Williams q Co.'S.
There will be gospel service at Not
tingham school house, Sunday next, 2:30
p m, conducted by Martin Moen of vi
roqua. All are welcome
The next ten days will find us doing
business for nothing and paying our
own expen~es. This is your chance.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Think it over now You may con-
clude you need new spring suit Don't
delay until the line is broken.
81. d. WILLIAMS 81 Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Logan of Musco-
da, the latter Hattie Hazel Logan, re-
Gently lost son from heart trouble. He
was bright boy about six years old.
The best glasses properly fitted. A.
B. Stevens, refracting optician, at Jos.
Boehrer's, Jeweler, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March 10th, 18th, 18th.
Before the disastrous flames had
been quenched in the capitol, on Satur-
day last, milwaukee newspapers and
citizens commenced SaInpaign to re-
move the seat of government to Mil.
waukee.
The farm Institutes at Hillsboro,
Ontario and Coon Valley, are reported
we'll attended and full of interest. Far.
mers availed themselves of the oppor.
tunity to see and hear many of the best
agriculturists in the state.
Don't be deceived into buying q
worthless nless of wheels advertised by
unknown and unreliable parties az
watches. When you buy watch you
want good one, the kind we keep
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Wade Henderson has resigned his
clerking position in the clothing division
of the Lindemann department store. He
is now employed as a deputy for the
Beaver fraternal insurance order, which
recently organized a colony in this city
Mrs. Nathan Coe and daughters
Charity Coe and Mrs w. r. Purdy, ar
-'-ad in the city on Monday, summoned
Y the critical condition of B. f. Fergu
n. Robt. Fergus o. Of Victory, has al
been at the 5dside Il his brother
Sheriff Severson conveyed Mrs
Knute Erickson VI Sterling, to the Men
dota asylum. She leaves at home fam
| lily of four children, the eldest only fiv,
years old. Mrs. Erickson, some year
ago, suffered from mental affiiction ani
was an inmate Of the hospital.
The four-year-old son of AntoI
Stanek, of Yuba met with a peculia
and painful accident. He fell, strikin,
his head upon step and nearly litiu)
a considerable portion of his toc 1ue off
A physician found it necessary to TAX
several stitches to connect the parts. =
Viola Intelligencer.
The Kickapoo country is experienc
ing great traffic in logs, lumber, ties
excelsior wood stave-b bolts. hoop poles
cordwood, and Ia fact everything in tn
timber line. All the towns over ther
are alive With Geanls each day and NOR
! money is hanging hands than at an
season Of the year.
The county board of Ricllland he'll
a special session, last week. to conside
the manner of dealing with ard settle
ment of claim with their late treasul
er, p. NJ Smith, who is alleged to b
short nearly four thousand dollars, moi
eys claimed to have been retained Dy hiI
during his incumbency of the Office dul
ing four years. A committee was al
pointed to conduct su investigation an
|, report at the next session of the board
That the residents of this count
may gain some idea of the magnitud
of the daily industry here, we quote til
fact that in the annual report of I'll
/, Sylvan Creamery Company, 1t ia show
that the net amourt of money receive
by the patrons Of that concern last yeS
: was over $25, 0VJ This sum was distr
3 butsd among farmers in territory
q but few miles square and is only OF
= of the forty creameries and cheese "a
r tories that did successful business la
i season -Richl RCstic.
= Eighteen patients have been add
! 20 ,he cnuntY asYlnm durinz the Ia