Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-17

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Merchant Engebretson was in the
CITY from Esofea on Tuesday
sheriff Severson went to Iowa on
official business, returning Tuesday.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: A. E Page, 0. Fl. Nickson, L
FL Leach.
2 -Advices from Grand Rapids are
that Geo. W. Russell is critically Ill
with typhoid fever.
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
q Loan Company.
Samuel and Will Peters came from
Two Harbors, Michigan, to attend the
funeral of John Crook.
Mrs Sol. Thomson spent several
weeks here visiting with her son Char
les and family, has returned to her Iowa
home.
For sale, the s. Stevens residence
property lust north of Park hotel. IL
ouire of Thomas Stevens or Jos. Omund-
son, Viroqua
-Messrs. Torger Fortney. Albert Sol
yerson, Andrew Mellem, Will Nelson
and Frank A. Chase spent Sunday in
La Crosse.
-Abner Silbaugh is in Richland and
Grant counties on business connected
with the harvester company for which
he is agent.
Wisconsin Business University.
Special rates to students who enter on
of before March 1st Address W. B. y.
La Crosse, Wis.
Franklin young peoples society
meet with Mrs. j. T Dregne at Andew
Sherry's residence, Liberty Pole, Sun
day next at 2;3O
The annual meeting Of the county
supervisors of assessments is being held
at Madison this week. Mr.. Gauper of
this county, is present.
Only few days remain in which to
secure the daily Free Press in connect
ion with the CENSOR. at g. 90 per year.
1t is Wisconsin's best and most repre-
sentative newspaper.
The next ten days will find u doing
business for nothing and paying our
own expenses This is your chance.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Nelson and
children returned 10 their home at
Sparta Saturday last, after an extended
visit at the parental home of Seth T.
Smith.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb. Omaha:
II owe my good looks and health to
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Have
fully regained my health" Tea or tab
let's. 35 cents A. j. johnson.
We desire young women of fair
education and good character to enter
training school for nurses. Should be
90 to 30 years of age Address THE La
Crosse Hospi; az La Crosse, Wis.
"A basket social will be given at
Avalanche hall by the Good Templars
next Saturday eve, which the public is in
vited to attend Two hours of pleasure
will be given by the Rockton Zobo band.
The Ca1 hton Record says that Frank
Chase purchased the Wit furniture
store and stock and all the real estate
connected with it. Mr. Wilt, we under
stand, took in the trade small farm
near ViroQua.
Before investing in so-called bar
gain sale goods look at those we have to
offer you. Not old out of date goods,
but new and latest in style. We meet
prices of anybody
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
-Lindemanns clothing and shoe de-
partment-$20 900 stock of clothing, fur
nishing goods and Shoes that must be
sold at once We need the money and
the original cost does not figure In
the prices we maze you.
The local camp, at its last meeting,
voted unanimously to permit Liberty
Pole Woodman camp to consolidate with
Viroqfa. order. They come with eigh-
teen members. A week from Friday
night they will be received at the regu-
lar meeting. Refreshments will be
served and social time enjoyed.
Prof. Bulger was called to his home
at Necedah by illness of his family. His
school closed here on Saturday night
During his stay be has made many
friends. No less than two hundred at
tended his dancing school during the
past two mon hs. He will return to
Soldiers Grove and Viola to complete
his work at those places.
ALI Odd Fellows and their ladies are
cordially invited to attend the Odd Eel
lows dance to be given by the Patriarchs
Militant at Opera house, February 22nd.
The grand march will be lead by the
| Patriarchs Militant in full uniform.
Hackett's orchestra of Baraboo. will
furnish the music. Tickets for concert
and dance 81, concert alone 25c. A. ID.
HELGEsEN, w. NJ. TRowBRiDGE, W.
E. LAwToN, Committee.
One mile east of Bristow, on Thurs
| day last, the farm dwelling of Sam
Erickson was destroyed by fire, together
with its contents. Atwelve-year-daugh-
ter was alone at home with six younger
children, and she experienced difficulty
| in getting them and few keep sakee
| from the house Mr. Erickson is poor
/ man and the loss at this season of year
is hard for himself and family. Gen
erous friends have contributed liberally
to assist in replacing their loss.
An exchange says that Geo. W.
Todd of Platteville, is genius. He has
| invented cement fencepost that pro
| misses to be the coming post for farmers.
Roughly describing the post, it is made
of cement with brass hooks cast in 1t al
lntel ls on which the wire is run. A
person can unhook the wire and let ii
down at any post When the wire i;
hooked mp it binds on the face of the
post and is perfectly tight. The rosi
has a lot of good points, one of which IL
that it will last forever. These posts
can be manufactured and sold to far
mers for 40 cents apiece.
A correspondent writing from Gin
ton Center to the Cashton Record statel
that a Young lady called up by tele
phone the nearest dentist, and told hin
She would have to have a new set o
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