Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-20

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Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.


land.
Ger aid Seal is building barn OF
his residence lots.
The CENSOR is the place to gel
your horse bills printed.
-Five-pound pail of lard at Dsvlin':
meat market for so cents
Leslie Johnson has Joined L. H.
Munyon in the picture business.
Richard EIlacott is enlarging his
residence by an addition on the rear.
See those automobile gear go. carts
at Ste enberg's furniture store before
you by.
Ed Finstad and wife of Chaseburg,
visited with DR.. and Mrs. Surenson,
yesterday.
jerome Favor delivered the first
load of wool of the ssason, 1882 pounds
on Thursday last.
John jacobson OF Coon, was in the
city portion of last week assisting his
brother in the meat market.
--latest in spring coats. Genuine
Priestly English cravenette coats.
THE BLUE FRONT.
For sale, young work horse. good
weight, broke to drive single or double
Enquire at Hotel Edwards.
Mr.. Albon Lindemann was un-
able to look after business matters for
some days on account of illness.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed.
Same price as last year, at FL. D. Will
ANS d Cos. Only 25c an ounce.
81 o,.,- ,,axxx al,no -.
north window. 1t tells why we have
the trade on mems fine shoes.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
The No. Al Budds child shoe for
hard knocks can not be equaled in the ci-
ty for wear Soc at Fl. d. Williams 81 Co.
An 8-room house for rent one block
from Main street. Call ON or address
the Western Wisconsin Land & Loan
Co.
Capt Silbaugh met with the Grand
Army Post at their reunion and camp
fire at Ontario, yesterday, delivering an
address.
Robert Sherry has purch ased a
house and lot in Mound Park, and will
move his family there for permanent
residence.
Before getting your shirt waists,
suit goods, inspect the Mohair novelties
the only correct thing, at H. D. Will
liams & Cos.
Mrs. Susan Jackson and daughter
Name, have moved to Tomah, leaving
here Saturday Mrs. Jackson is still
very feeble.
Mrs. A. 0. Larson passed Sunday
at LaCrJsse with her daughter Welma.
The young lady is recovering rapidly
from Ler trouble.
Misses Christena and Anna Larson
have gone t. Minneapolis to visit rela-
tives. They accompanied their listers
home, who spent some time here.
e. FL. Brown. wife and son passed
three days at Cashton. Ernest spent
two days on Brush creek in efforts to
tempt the finny tribe to test his bait.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, on
Monday, took their departure for the
far weet, with Washington, and Oregon
states as objective points. Viroqua
residents regret their removal
Farmers, we will allow you Novem.
ber 1st, without interest, on seeders,
tanning mills, sulky plows and lever
harrows Come and get the best while
they last, at Chas. s. Slack g. Co.'S.
-Cashton is to experience another
building boom the coming summer, and
among the many business blocks will be
erected a large $4,000 brick for P. E.
Mitby. The building is to be two stories
and contain four large rooms on the
ground floor for business places
Prof 81. c. Almy has accepted the
position of principal of the Galesville
high school for the coming year, at an
salary. While we rejoice
with him in his good fortune we de-
plore the loss of so able and energetic
worker in our schools. .-Cashton Record
Mrs. Emeline OLIVE Barney, aged
a. mother of DIR. F. L. Barney, died at
Cashton, on the 18th, after an illness of
one weeks duration. Grandma Barney
was well known in Viroqua, having
lived with DIR. Barney and family much
of the time during their residence here.
p. E. Nelson, of the firm of Nelson
q Campbell of Cashton, has disposed of
his interest in the mercantile business
to VIM. Feiting, Jr. of Tomah, who will
soon take Mr.. Nelson's place. Owing to
i'll health Mr.. Nelson found it necessary
to quit work and will take life easy after
more than twenty FIVE years behind the
counter
BY the Minnesota papers we note
that S. Lee Frazier, native of Jefferson.
son of the late William Frazier, has had
the honor accorded him of seat in
the approaching national rep, h'ican
convention as alternate delegate rom
the Sixth Minnesota congressional dis
trict. Mr.. Frazier is prominent in bust
ness and political circles in his section.
Mr. and Mrs h D. Williams ar
rived home on Tuesday morning from
heir winters trip through the west.
They report a most delightful outing
and rest and give appearance of having
gained health in tn salubrious climate
of the south and coast country. They
visited many relatives and former Yer
non county people during their absence.
Throughout the northern and west
ern section of the state and the whole
northwest territory, hard blizzard pre-
vailed last Thursday, but the storm was
not severe south of Black River Falls,
and in fact we had no snow in this VI
cinity, although it was cold and un
pleasant. At Cashton four inches of
snow covered the ground on Friday
morning.
"A. G. Vaughan, for several years
located ss Viola and LaFar ye, pastor of
the NJ E churches of those places, has
located in this city, where he has as
sociated himself with J. n Miner in the
practice of law. Mr.. Vaughan is a
graduate of the Grant University, Chat
/ tanooga. from which school he has q
/ degree of L. L. B. He has, during the
past year. taken advanced work in law