Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-17
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County Bank.
Mrs. w. Slaback, of Boaz, is visit
ing with her brother, Seth I. Smith,
ana family.
For sale, eight resh mich COWS
Inquire of Warren Fish, miles south
east of Viroqua.
Go to Lindemann'a clothing and
shoe department for special bargains for
the next ten days.
Remember the great clubbing offer
OF the CENSOR and Milwaukee Daily
Free Press. both one year for $500
Take advantage of the big combin-
alton Of the CENSOR and Daily Milwau-
kee Free Press. Only So for both full
year.
The. most reliable preparation for kid
ney troubles on the market is Foley s
Kidney Cure. Sold by a J. Johnson,
druggist
-Tainter Brothers saw mill is having
good rrl of log saving at Hobe
Swain's farm in Franklin. They have
saw dust for sale.
JAS. S. Treseder brought his wife
from Viola, on Friday, to care for their
daughter Mable, teacher in our schools,
j who is suffering from quinsy.
e Perry Cowden and wife, Mrs Frank
Beaver. Mack Stout and wife and Mrs.
7 Addie Buchanan, visited the Deaver
. and Stout families at Cashton.
We do not handle cheap, poorly
made. nonw wearing goods, but we will
meet the prices made on inferior goods.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
There will be an oyster supper at
the home of Mr.. o. G. Christianson on
Mills Ridge, Saturday evening, for the
benefit of Ladies Aid society of Luther
an church.
John M. Tainter returned from
northern Wisconsin, where he has been
employed for several months at his
trade. After brief visit at home he
will go north again
"A musical entertainment will be
given at the Pleasant ridge hall on Fri
day, February 49, for the benefit of the
school. Otto and Ben Brown Of this city
will provide the music.
1t is old fashioned TO wear silver
or sllverine watch-but there are lot
of old-fashioned people who want them
= so it's mp to you. We carry them in
stock. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
The remains of Mrs. Bridget Gal
lagher were brought here from Superior
Thursday morning, and taken to Irish
Ridge, where they were laid to rest.
She was formerly a resident Of Cashton
and was well known in this vicinity.
She was rs years of age. .-Cashton Rec
erd.
Rev. McClurkip, elder of the Chris
tian Catholic church in Zion, will con-
duct meetings at the residence of John
J. Hammond February IS, 49, 20 at $50
.un llaR- y.o& ,nAk
ings Sunday next in the Woodman hall,
Nichols block at 1890 a. m. 2:30 and
730 p. N. all are welcome.
Mr. and 7Irs. Samuel Hendon mourn
the death of their daughter Lena, 8
young lady II years of age, who died of
consurn ption tuesday morning at the
farm home in Jefferson. 1t is a great
~ qffliction to the family and they have
The sympathy of their neighbors. Fu-
neral will he held at the Synod Luther
\ an church in this city on Fri lay at
nooD,
This is year when good deal of
attention will have to be paid to the
selection of seed corn. Many farmers
picked out what they thought was good
at cribbing time, but after thorough
examination recently they find that a
great deal of this corn will not grow,
as the frost has effected the germ. 1t
would be advisable to lcok into the con-
dition of your seed corn before it is too
late. --Ex.
DIR Brewer has built up an excel
lent reputation in this portion of the
state, and has constantly increasing
practica This is as it should be, for he
ia an honorable and thoroughly educated
physician and has had many years of
experience in his treatm MT of chronic
diseases, to which he devotes his whole
time and attention. Invalids who are
seeking for health should see DR.. Brewer
at the Hotel Edwards in this city on
Wednesday February gath.
-Viroqua Woman's Relief Corps gave
their associates of the Grand Army and
members of their families pleasant
time, Tuesday night, when a hundred or
more joined in banquet, closing with
sneeches, song and recital of reminiscent
- ces of the rebellion. Mrs Mahoney vel
coined the Grand Army and guests, Col.
Butt replying. Brief talks were given
nv Revs. Buffers, Stemen, o. 2. Hill
and others. Capt. Silbaugh sang with
fine effect solo, Barbara Fri chic of
Frederickstown Drill, dancing, etc.
followed. Mrs. jackson Silbaugh presid
ed becomingly as toastmaster.
The CENSOR desires to commend
for O. careful perusal of every reader, the
statement given in another column by
Mr. W. w Powell, clerk of the town Of
yiroqua. 1t is thoughtful exposition
of the modes and [ rs Of taxation. Mr.
Powell demonstrates that of the $12,
ga. 20 necessary to meet obligations
of the town the past year, only $24 81
went to the STATE. If it were In the
power of every clerk in the state to con
cisely place facts and figures before
their constituents it would materially
wipe out the misinformation and mis-
understanding too liable to prevail.
Sparta business men, through th'
Daily Advertiser, are Offering various
presents to the first couple that get
married as result of leap year pro
possl The marriage license will b.
free. also the wedding ring, the cere
mony, Livery, wedding feast, trouseaI
of Eve pieces, shoes for the bride
white vest for the groom, a rocking
chair or two, heating stove, parlo
lamp, dolly paper, table cloth and nap
kins. photos, a months barbering
gloves, wall paper, and last bat no
least, window shades.
Fred PAIL Of ReedsDurg, met deaf
in s peculiar way. He had placed hv
Goals in the basement Of his home
. keep produce stored there from freez
A ing Ia the night be was awakened b
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