Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
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Roads are drying.
Big book sacrifice at Towner's

F6eGllrauI.
--s'unday was the first real spring
day this season.
For nice dress shoe buy the Re
gent at the Boston.
viii McGill returned from q busi-
ness trip to Chippewa county.
Mr.. Hans Sherve was q business
caller from Westby on Monday.
Seth Smith was out doors, Sunday
for the first time since October.
Geo. II. Clarke has some peasant
rooms to rent in his residence.
Ed. Norris left, Wednesday, to be
with Hackett's orchestra week.
Hazel Smith spent week with her
sister, Mrs J. N. Nelson, at Sparta.
james Waters of Chicago, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. HI. f. sling of
this city.
All checks given for tobacco will be
ct shed free of exchange, at the Vernon
County Bank.
Will e. Nuzum was unanimously
renominoted for Ia yor by Tomah re-
publicans
Mat Lawrence came from DeSoto
to attend knights Templal services
last Sunday.
Mrs Harry Adams and children
are visiting with father and grandfather
W. Fl Pulver
-County Treasurer Lier went to his
home at Coon Valley and remained
over Sunday.
Prof Pearson attended meeting Of
state institute conductors held at Madi-
son last week.
Mrs A. o. Larson will open her
store April H. with complete line of
pattern hats.
Andrew Bolstad came down from
Hayward to spend a few days with rela-
tives and friends
&C. e. Hauge shipped carload of
fine horses to North Dakota, where he
will spend the summer
For sale, two lots in Third ward
with barn and good cister n. Inquire of
Samuel Arnold, Viroqua.
Burton Waters departed on Satur-
day last, for Bowbells, North Dakota,
to engage in well drilling.
Miss May Mcdowell of DeSoto, has
gone to Brooklyn, New York, 70 spend
the season with relatives.
Eggs for hatching, barred Plymoth
Rocks and Buff Wyandotts.
MRS. l.. r.. GOTT, Viroqua
"A. J. Spangler and wife arrived to-
day from Washington state tc spend the
season with J. W. Baird RI Webster
AT Sparta Ray B Graves ran as the
democratic candidate eor mayor and es-
capped election by nine majority against
DIR. Beebe.
The fourth annual proclamation of
County Treasurer Lier, appears in to-
days CENSOR in the shape of deliquent
tax notice.
Henry Krogan left, last week, for
Racine county, where he will be en-
ployed on farm He recently com.
pleted a short course in agriculture at
the state university.
For sale cheap or rent, store
building in the village of Newton.
Good location, but o2a store now in
place. Inquire of Ed. Swenson, Newton
Wis.
Lester Waters, who has been visit
ing relatives at Springville and in this
city, returned to Lacrosse to resume
his duties as fireman on the Burlington
road
All persons indebted to Isaac Sol
herg are requested to call and settle be-
IOE6 apIil Iflu AlbGI ludb udb6 Iub
account will be in the hands of lawyer
for collection.
That old abused phrase, Honesty
Is the best policy. finds steafiy recogni-
tion in our establishment. There is no
quibbling or wabbling. It is square
deafalways. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
1t is reported that iron mining
operations will soon begin on the farm
of Samuel Savage, in the town of Web
ster, the same having been leased to
practical mine operators from Colorado
Mr.. B. f. Poorman, of Union town,
died at his home near West Lima few
days since. after long struggle of
sickness He belonged to one of the
most prominent families of the eastern
ection of the county.
"A valuable mare belonging to Thos
DeLacy broke one OF her legs at the
gamble joint during q runaway, and
was necessarily shot. The animal was
of standard breeding and worth per-
haps 5000 Argus. I
Every dollars worth of goods bought
at the Bon Ton between April and
May Is, entities the purchaser to num-
ber A drawing will then be made
the lady holding the lucky number be.
ing entitled to s. hat of her own Sc
lection.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postofices Tom Amundson. Rudolph
Spangler, Anton Spangler, Charley
Spaugler, Samuel Sandahl Martin T.
Anderson, D. E. MelIem, n. O. Nelson,
A. T. Slime, Oscar WestbY, John Van
buren, Karl Koplin.
When Owen Lyden consulted DIR.
MeElwee six months ago it didn't seem
likely that he would ever see a we'll
day again His long sickness in La
Crosse and his treatment in the hospital
without any improvement whatever,
Left little room for hope in his case
luckily he heard what DR.. McElwee
had done for several bad cases in
Vernon county and consulted him. The
doctor made an altogether new diagno-
sis and changed the treatment complete
ly. Owens march toward health has
progressed steadily ever since, and he
expects to resume his old position in La
Crosse during the summer.
Daring all the years that DR.. Brew
er has made his visits we haye never
heard complaint affecting his charac
ter as man, or skill as a physician. He
does not propose to work supernatural
wonders, or cure everybody and every
disease. but adding TO the knowledge
he has acquired by careful study, the
experience Of many years practice, and
NV mo hing q cuocialtv of rroserfh' NO