Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-03-09
DIR. w. Baldwin, denti st oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.

r. w. Baldwin, denti st oppo-
site postofice, Viroqua.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire of Butt q Butt.
For sale and rent, several farms.
Inquire of William Webb, Viroqua.
Meals served for 10, Is and 90 cents
@. A. Nelson's bakery in Opera block.
For Fire and Tornado insurance call
on John Dawson 81 Co. Agency, Viroqua.
John Devlin spent several days in
Grant county visiting his mother, who
is in.
Glenn Wood has rented rooms in
the Cassor block, where be is now COM
| fortably susconced.
- Jens Davidson, Attorney Grimsrud
and A 81. Dahl were in the city from
Westby on Tuesday.
Take advantage of the big combin-
alton Of the CENSOR and Daily Milwau-
kee Free Press. Only a3 for both full
year.
Camp meeting directors held ses-
sion on Tuesday and declJed upon dates
for the annual encampment-August
| 10 to 2S.
"A mask ball will be given at the
Opera house in Viroqua on Thursday
night, March nth, Everybody is in
vited.
Mrs d. T. Fortney went to Sol
diers Grove on Monday TO see hsr eyed
mothe who is very feeble. She Is So
years age.
For sale, House and about 2i lots on
Center street In the 3rd ward. For fur
| ther particulars enquire at Mrs. A. o.
Lannon's millinery store.
-LaF departed for New
York City on Saturday, to complete
course in decorative art. He spent last
season there at that work.
while splitting wood on Monday,
| Salem Owen missed his mark and the
axe penetrated his overshoe and shoe,
making savage cash in his foot.
For sale, four registered Herefords
bulls, yearlings and two -olds. Call
i on or address John II. Mckee, Viola, s
miles east Of viroqua. Will sell cheap
/ II taken soon.
| Lee Hiles was summoned to War
| rens Mills, today, by the critical illness
| of his father, Daniel Hiles. former cit
! izen of this place. Mr.. Hiles has passed
! the eightieth milestone
| The house cleaning season will open
up in few weeks and many an ancient
fime-piece viii 70 to the scrap pile
| New shelf clocks will be needed
| Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler.
e. M. Allen of Redfield, South Da-
kcta, is visiting his brothers in Jeffer-
SON. he reports l.asual prosperity in
| his section of the Daaotas the past sea-
4 aox. cI1a;,.rr xxvifb yafaa xufntar
| -Lindemann's clothing and shoe de-
partment $50, 600 stock of clothing, fur
| nishing goods and shoes, that must be
sold at once We need TIE money and
the original cost does not figure in
the prices we make You.
The school house in Salem district
/ was destroyed by fire on Monday night.
| Cause is unknown The CENSOR is ad-
| vised that this Is the third house to be
burned from the same foundation with
in the past dozen years.
! Mr.. J. G. Groh of Franklin, deliver
ed one Of the largest hogs here on Fri
day that has been marketed in Viroqua.
| His porkship weighed 735 pounds, girted
| six feet, and from nose to roots of tail
measured six feet and eight inches.
| Stephen Mills, Alfred Theil and
Henry Krogan. who have been at Madi-
son taking the short course in agricui-
ture at the university farm, returned
home on Saturday. The boys are all
| we'll satisfied with their winters labors,
and think the benefit derived far exceeds
the amount of cash and time given.
| Mr.. John J. Langland of Howard,
South Dakota is visiting his brother-in
| l. uAnIAv, xuifh aa1-
/ ony Of Vernon and Crawford county
people, settled in the west twenty three
wears ago, and this is Mr.. Langland's e
first visit here since leaving. He scar
cely knew Viroqua or any of it's present
population, 30 changed are conditions
: VI people.
| Uncle Levi Deetz continues to i'm
d. in health. His advanced years
lind long suffering had led him to be-
lsve hero was no hope of his ever get.
ting relief, but he is so much better
now that he feels he will be quite we'll.
This case is pleasing evidence OF what
DIR. McElwee accomplishes in tne Sc,
verest chronic cases. The trouble was
in Mr.. Deetze's stomach and liver, and
had entirely disabled him. He. got nc
relief even until he consulted DIR. Mo
J
ist, a few weeks since, but already feels
that he Is about rid of his distressing af
fiictions.
The Vernon county delegation IL
attendance the congressional conven
tion at baraboo, extended their trip Il
Madison to look over the ruins at tbs
: state house While IL Is q severe losl
to the state, the damage Is far from the
extent as frat reported. It is a sorry
picture of the original portion of tbs
building. Architects place the damag'
. at 100000 to $3.50, 900. Governor II
Follette's course in declining to call th'
legislature in special session, Is com
, mex ded by all reasoning people. Th'
: different departments Of state will b
able to fird quarters in the present cap
I itoi till tine legislature couvenes mex
winter, then it viii be in order Tor th'
peoples Representatives, fresh from tn
; Influence Of constituents, TO say whethe
4 new statehouse shall be constructe'
!. or the present building restored One
a half OF tho old building, ineluding base
menf, remains practically nndamaged