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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28
They Were Brothers.

The late r. r. Barnum was keen
student OF human nature as well as a
natural humorist, and nothing which
set forth human traits that were odd
or amusing escaped his attention. He
was very fond OF telling stories OF In
cidents that brought out features In
human character-one OF which, that
delighted him immensely, was connect
ed with the Siamese twins.
When he was exhibiting those orien-
tai freaks the press Of the country
made them widely known, and they
became very soon one Of his best draw
Ing cards.
One day there came to see them q
back country rustic who was perfectly
absorbed In them and inquisitive
enough in regard to them TO require
almost bureau Of information to an
swer his innumerable questions. Mr..
Barnum happened to be the one ques-
toned, and he was asked their age,
occupation, original home, whether
they were single or married, their
weight and stature and their religious
belief. Nothing, at any rate, was too
trivial or irrelevant which the rustic
thought Of, all Of which interested the
Snowman intensely
Finally the bucolic visitor started
slowly but reluctantly to leave, but
after walking away few steps he re-
turned and said, with the most solemn
simplicity:
"They are brothers, presume"-
Success Magazine.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28
TORTURING HUMOR
Cured by Cuticura.

"f suffered FIVE years with a terrible
itching eczema, my body and face be.
ing covered with sores. Never In my
life did ! experience such awful suffer
ing, and / longcd for death, which |
felt was near. had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but my
mother insisted that l try Cuticura,
] felt better after the first application
OF Cuticura Ointment. and was soon
entirely well Mrs. A. Etson, Belle
vuc, Mich.
Caicnrs Soap 0h.msnl, and ris ars sold throughout
the world Potter Drug Chen. Corp Bcs'on, sole Pfops
as-bend toE "A Book lot wpran.~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

|
MENT SHE WAS uNHURT.
on his head and marched down the
path between the rows Of laurel trees,
his broad shoulders stifiiy erect, his
head very high and his faith in women
badly shaken.
Before he had reached the street he
was telling himself he was many in
conceivable kinds of an ass, and a
vague desire to go back to her took
possession Of him, but this course was
out Of the question, and he strobe sui
lenly up the street. bolstering up his
pride with such snatches Of the con-
versation as he could remember.
Miss Sterling, standing, white and
shaking, by the veranda rail, watched
him go down the path. She was well
aware that Frost was the sort Of man
who lived up to his word. She had a
premonition that II he left in this way
1t would be forever. She gripped the
rail, and her breath came fast Some
thing like a panic must have seized
her, for when he was far down the
path she called: sid! Oh, SidT But
in such a weak voice, which her pride
was striving nightly to suppress al
together, that Frost did not hear 1t
and kept on his way without so much
as turning his head.
Even when be reached the street and
was lost to sight behind the high hedge
she still stood there by the rail. She
was angry with Frost for going away
and angry with herself for sending
him.
She sank into a wicker chair and
stared helplessly at the lake, which
shimmered in the heat There was a
suspicious blur before her eyes. This
would never do, she told herself. What
she needed was action. She rose with
a view Of seeking the links and playing
twice around the course. She was
halfway down the path when she saw
Higgins, the groom, coming up the
drive.
Higgins" she called, you may put
the cob In the trap"
beg pardon, num-" Higgins de-
but the cob's green and amt
At for ladies drivin', mum"
Miss Sterling stamped her foot.
''The cob in the trap, Higgins,
saidr
Higgins made his way to the stable,
under his breath, but FIVE
minutes later the trap was at the door.
Miss Sterling clirIbed in and took the
reins. Higgins let go the cob's head
and by dint of wild scramble man
aged to land in the trap as the cob |
bolted for the gate. They tore down
the driveway and swung into the street
his dignity by this time fully |
recovered, Eat beside Miss Sterling
with folded arms and impassive face.
They drove around the lake at a
pace. The girl gave the cob |
bis head, and the cob made the most |
Of his opportunity. They bumped over
stones that lifted the groom a foot |
from the seat and swung corners that |
sent the trap on to one wheel. Hig
gins coyertly watched his young mis-
tress' face and prayed mentally.
On the other side Of the lake a cool,
wooded road branched from the lako
drive. Miss Sterling swung the cob |
into this, and for the first time In his
ten years service Higgins took the INF
tative in conversation.
beg pardon, mum; the roads not
safe, mum. They do be rollln' it with a /
road roller
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

of his memory can only say that |
think his or her parents must have
been neglectful OF the earlier training
Of their child and that ! am sorry for
that poor soul who has lost 10 much
pleasure ont OF It's life Howard Pyle
In book News.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

True diplomacy is to set all you can
with as much courtesy as you can.-,
Rev. Boyd Carpenter.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
BAIL ARD CYcLoSE IssURANr E
Tobacco Farmers Given Protection by Reputable
Company

Edgerton Reporter: Tho St. Paul
Hail and Cyclone Insurance company
has decided to take a moderate amount
OF risks in growing tobacco this summer
and sent their agerrt, Jay 7 Harris, into
the growing distT 20 look after the
business The company believes that
by scattering their risks farmers can be
given protection 81 moderate cost,
something they have long needed
Mr. Harris has been working in this
section the past week and below we give
the names of some we'll known growers
who have insured with his company
X. X. Loverud, J H. McLees ). u.
HOnaker, A. l. McLees, Fred Rood. Z.
Nj. Baker aud A. G Krause.
This company is licensed to do hasi.
LESS IN this state by the state insurance
department, and all agents soliciting
business in their r9me will carry a Ii,
cense so to do, signed by the state com.
missioner of insurance
AS to the ability o. the company 10
make good their insurance guarantee
we print the following notice taken
from the st Paul Farmer for April:
The St Paul Mutual Hail a. Cyelona
Insurance Co with Office in the Pioneer
Press building, in St Paul. seems to be
an illustration Of q successfully managed
aud operated insurance COMPANY. it
giving the farmers Of the Northwest a
perfect protection against one Of the
greatest hazards 10 growing grain In
this particular locality From their
sworn statement filed with the insur.
ance commissioners Of the State Of Min
nesota on the 3ist day of December.
1904, we find that az the close Of the
year, this company had 81 5O3.1S0 at
risk in the states of Minnesota. Wiseor-
sin, South Dakota, Montana and Color.
ado. There was SEQ 523 50 in the tr4ae-
ury of the company, and all liabilities
In the form Of losses paid in fall The
Company's ASSETS exceeded their listii.
ties SIC, 96S CO This would indicate that
the company is in the most perfect Y
Sc nd condition. and one that would
warrant the confidence of the farmers
the territory in which they do bu-i-
ness. The company was incorporated
in 1897, and have done prosperous and
uninterrupted business since thai date
and its report each year has indicated
marked growth and prosperity sint e
the time Of Incorporation In addition
TO the hail business, we understand that
they have fer the past two year, been
building up an excellent cyclone insnr-
ance department. at rates that are con
siderably less than old line companies
and from the present indications this
department will grow and decrease aud
be as large and powerful as their pres
emit successful hail insurance business. ="
Messrs. Mons Helgeson and Albert
Solverson of this city, have accepted
agencies in this company
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
Room Making Prices in the Shoe Department
Letter 10 Mr.. Otto Ottesor.
VjroGug. Wis.

FiitiHc, We
Dear Sir: The Trustees of thu Fair
Ground, Cobleakill, n Y, wers glad ~
pay IS cents gallon 'Gore FIR D, T0s
and no wonder Two her paint agent
said it wonll take 1870 gallon - tbt'l
paint to cover the buildings
Our agent pur it nc 1875 or .es+ l.
took 1l5
We, saved them 50 gallons Of paiuf
and painting worth "a to S. y gallon,
rs toe painting cost two or three times
as much as tia paint less Is cents Il
gallon on lis gallons. Say Sin
That's how to count che cost Of paint
The cost OF putting it on is s. or "a a
gallon You see what that means. Go
by Devoe. Yours truly
w. F. DEVOE & Co.
New York and Chicago
2. Sd. L. Nuzum sells our pain.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
First publication May TO- 1865
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order for Limitlne 7 me ami Motto,

VERNON COUNTY COURT pRoRA TIN.
Rnss, deceased pF'i1
On the application Of Gus Morterud, admin.
istrator OF the estate of Sohn W AppIeman
late OF Vernon county, deceased, no one nav
ing required the appointment Of Commissioners
on said estate:
1t is ordered that al creditors are required
10 present their claims and demands acailst the
said estate of John w Appleman deceased 70
examination and allowance on or before the 1rst
Tuesday OF December a. D. 1885 which time il
hereby allowed and limited for that purpose
1t is further ordered. That all uialnls and de-
mands OF all persons sgainst the said deceas-
ed. will be received examined and adj usted be-
fore this Court. at lite Court room ia the coayt
mousse in the city Of VircqU9, in seid county at
regular term thereof, appointed to be held on
the FIRST Tuesday OF Dec, t905. and ell credi-
tors are hereby notified thereof
II IL Further Ordered. that notice of the tine
and place at which said claims and demands
aud OF the time when the came will be received
examined and adjusted a. aforesaid an Of the
time hereby limited for cred tors to prese ut
their claims, be given by publishing copy Of
thin order and notice for four successive weeks
once in each week, in the Vernon Comfy Cen =
eOr, c newspaper pub Ii shed in TIE city or Viro-
qua, in said county; the hrst publication TO te
made within 10 Gays from the cate hereof
BY the Court ID. o, MAHoNEY. Coapty JuiEe
Dated this 2nd day OF May, A. 1898
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
First publication &ay 10. 1884,.
PROBATE NOTICE.
oFier Llmitiug LIE. snd 20.


u ERN0N COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
in the matter OF the estate OF Jens Hausan
deceased Us
on tue application ef Julia Hanson eve
..uutx II the estate Of lens Henson late ~
NernaG county, deceased, no ore having 70.
quired the appointment OF commits sioneTs on
said estate:
II is ordered, that six mrnihs from and after
the date OF this order be and Is hereby fixed a.
me time Within which all creditors are reonired
10 present their claims and demands against the
5tld Jens Hanson deceast d, to the Countv
tohrt Of vernon, Couny for examination AMI
l. y further ordered, that all claims and de-
luancs SO presented VIII be examined and sd
lnsted before the satt County Court at its
Conft Room in the Court House IN he City Of
nlIo4 us'n SAID county. at regular terms thereof.
9ppolh,e ca 70 be held on the first Tuesday OF
LsceeLsper' 1905, and all creditors are he reby
notified thereof:
II IS further ordered. that notice of the time
anu pace at Which said claims and demands
VIZ Ie received, examined and ad justed as afore-
st'u' hd OF the time hereby limited for creditors
~ PtesSAt thelr claims, he given by Publishing a
copy OF this order and notice for four weeks sue
cts7lVely, once ia each week, in the Vernon
NouhtF CeiFor newspaper published 10 the
clty OF Nlroqua in said county: the first pu biz
Of ''V4 'A'S N'Vr nv
ny the Cont: D. o. MAHoNEY, County Judge
Dated This 10th dav OF May, 1875
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10


HENRY EsSLER, civil war veteran, WIS
born May To- lS26; died March % 1876, being in
his 18TH year. As soldier all honor is due
him from our nation we'll AS the state of
Wisconsin. lie never turned hts back TO the
enemy OF our dag and endured the prison pen
OF Audersonvllle 50 you and l might breathe
ever open aud his heart overlooking with
kindness aud sympathy for those la trouble
and sorrow. lfevety Kind act doGe BY Hen
~ EsSler we're buqueb Of roses. his grave
would be living monument for au time.
whore even kings would be honoIcI 10 bare
their heads.
Il will say this OF as great q soldier as Hen.
ry EsSler: He earned the right to dc Just as he
pleased ten. Burnsides.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
Guaranteed Cnre for piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pr0trud-
ing Piles. Druggists refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case, no matter of how long standing,
in to Ia days First application gives
ease and rest. soc. II your druggist
hasn't it send 90 cents in stamps and it
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris
Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10

At tho church az ki>iuE sun on Tuesday
Aay -ud, Mr.. ELTON GARDNER o.. Miss ELLA
hhoFHN. Kew. Father O'Eeiuy oHciAttaE.
the rOrmer brother OF County S9perfntpn-
SNfdGer. the latter g 0au-btyr 90 Sir, Suu
ArS. \ Il. Brophy OF Liovfty Poe They
satYe taken up residence at the clio Gardner
fAgm home aud are receiving the CuuGrataIa-
tiJi 5 e tteir many friends
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
City Of Viroqua.
Original Plat.

Owners name Lot Block
NJ G Davis........ 30, IL
II Morrison 81 OF . Il
ne lot. ......... 3 Ii
A ] Morrison lots /, 2, & 3 II
Geo Morrison ...........6 2n
....,...... 3 ~
w benson. .....-....5 70
ole l. Thompson county
add. ..- ..........3, =
w q Alden Greves add VIZ
of blk lots ?. 3, 8, Z & 10 4
G W Dewitt Wheelers add
..-.-..--- t-.. -.4 3
g Oswalt Weeden add 3 2
a J Morrison Layues add 3 3
L Il Game Towners add
l. X Gaines ,outlots com 90
II s and $ Tds OF sw cor
Of blk TOWERS add
3 rds @ rds 3 rds W to
beg sec ; 7 u X 4w / 100 accr
a . NustHd Brtts add lots
/, =. 3. 4, 9, 8, and sblk 5
Sam Hanson, outlOts Ain
sw cor If nw1i ueA : to
brick yard sec - town Is
r. 4 W lacre.
hdOlph Nustad, outlets
com attn tersection line q
& Gillette ST n rds 2I15
Tia IS E 'eet Z Pds 2Iss
tn as L q. beginning see
81 10 RAW
John Dickson, est, out
lots, apt OF "A lot between
Arnold and Gors uCh land
joining above described
land on side sec 81 T IL
.... Range west So 100 acres
Martha Mason, Outluts, pit
% BWl sw Il com at NV
cor Of laud owned nv J }
Willsey 10 a point 33 Il
Of re Ger o. block 3 Lay
mes ada " : rds } II n to
Il line st uW 4sw4 20 be.
ginning sec - Z I3 Il Nv
.--..-s..--. ............ -Q~liO
Martina Mason CON at sw
cor OF above described
land " rds VI to n line Of
nv sw4 Q rds Is i'iS
lHi4 n " 10 beginning sec
- 4 Is W.. Is Ice acres
II l. Cos lag, lot con- Sc cor
me- sw > rds W y
ruus : = rose ID begin
niBZ see 81 Z Is K 4 vs. acres
Mrs Il Tag Iur county sdd
..-..-..-... lots and : Blk q
J 40 Iii Ky. OUt}1t- com az s
point in the center 1f
highway - rdsI- 4 n rf
poi when Is - rods
Effect Il 2-5 inches east
II NV cor IL zw SeE
running hence in a scout
triY direction S Gag tire
center u hist.wa. IL q
theGCe 21u feSf q l2fs
toa bOiUt IS rcGs e links
Z cfn lire q lana owned
By ID q Nuaonty theme
81 To TIE Sc Ger ~ tanr
owned by I Il Glenn
thence 1915 res 70 the
line Il land Owned hy
John 81 VI ud thence
e. ras = & has in
% plAco 81 BE- zit.Hitz see
- l5 z I al
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10

Owners name Description
SnadOn X White a piece OF
land cummenciug a. Sc cor
ner OF blk : running east
erly II rod thence Yves terIy
to ne cor OF lot II blk : thence
soutberty 10 place OF begin
ming sec Tia r ? west
A LieZart.. ..--...-lOt 5 block 2
..... LOT g block 9
Il NJ Walker, ..--.lUt : block .
Z G Lower pt OF Nv i ueA. SCI
3EI4 K 2 w 3 acres
II Lower p sw nWA seC ; I
Raw.
81 Lower a piece 81 land com.
Is 1t : Of Sc cor OF lot No lin
block : running soutbcEiy
with the vest SIDE Of Gar
den street O rods thence
westerly 20 line GetHeen SeC.
2S8 thence north 70 south
st thence to place OF begin
niug. Sec 3, 7 Is K >,
&C Lower All land west Of
kIckaUoU river and between
cemetery and Brush creek
ia sW1. CfnWA mere ~ less
..-..-... 81. .#.... sec = 4 Il l.
Milo Waiker-..,---.-3O t 3 block
Clyde B1Ckus a piece CT Isrd
com Is Il g % NV cor % pub
&c square TuaItug nurlncr-
iy On east line u Garden -
- fl westeF y - n $ sutbpriy
81 feet We terry s. Il along
north Enc of Aalu ST Tu
Eiace ot bvs i-ujsE sc . I a
X = W
Mr. L Heath pt of Sc ue=
SCI , T a L 3 FesE
q Rn-kus. ..-.....-- sol 3 bloc x
Village Of Rssistown
Owner usIs De~rript.Cns
Joseph Adams ne ltA sec {
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

n T OF vRNoS
Vroqua Wis
{ fland
thereto
the fheCC enTeri
Mort year, ig4S
/ he n in
1 tied tn d o Ma ADJ
reaN rof Vnou
0
Cn.Lntu IT,.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
Village Of Viola.

Owners name Description
Alex Guist Mound Park lot l
blk 5.
Alex Guist Mound Park lot ,
blk o.
d Shepherd W part neh neil
sec "a 4 IL Il 3 west acres
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
NurE FnksAIE-

A note for $3.50, bearing six per cent
interest and secured by IS shares of the
Republican Printing company's stock
will be sold at bargain for cash. or
traded for other property. Call on W.
!. Robinson or c. a. Miushan
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
TOBACCO FERTILIZER

Leave your orders for "Sw1fEs To
hacco Fertilizer at Eckhart's elevator
this week. We can save you money by
uYing in carload lot.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGs
Prom the Brain and Pens of the CeusoT's
Live Country sud Village writer's
HARMONY

NEWTON, May 4th-We are having some &c, o.
the warmest weather ever known az tnis
time of the year, yet the expression OF sentl-
ment Of some people is much warmer Wheh
you mention our mail service. Old residents
say it carries them back to pioneer days OF
old when our mail service was in its infancy,
for now 1t takes lust one week for our mail TO
come from Viroqua.- There are i've new ru1
raj routes entering our valley in distance OF
tnree miles and yet we don't expect thls
weeks Censor to arrive before une :; Con
gressman Babcock gets the praise for TINS ar,
rangement as well as f5r little packages OF
garden seeds which are arriving after our
gardens are up.... Yes, one nj, @. found US
Slow last fall but we have awakened ana arc
ready TO make a change Ia our representation
any time. Henry Lish has returned TO La
Crosse hospita where he is treating Tor
Rrfght's disease Funeral of Mrs Ben Han
son was held att Lutheran church, satur-
day The att3nC e was very large. LOIS
Denrison after spe ling nearly year az VI
roqu is at home for the summer Our mer-
chant, f. +. Mulch. is planning an extensive
trim through the west. TO be taken In the near
future; the Expo" at Portland to be among
the other features Of she trip,..- We under
stand that Mr., Evans Of Winona, will place
a stock Of goods in the SweHson building as
soon as possible,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
William Prindle pehnw

le OlIlcN OF Lne county treasurer I
ma on the third day If April, 1880
TORGER BER(
William Prindie ueanw
...........-.- 70 ~
NJ Y West whseL{.... 10 40
| II Snttie sW 4sw1{.... 10 30
Johh Sheldon g pt seAse
= ......-. -................ " ~
Ole II Bole pit ne cor swhf
NV ............. q l-l2-lJ0
Ole II BOie seAsw14 80 q 40
Township ID Range 6 West
Owners name Des Sec. acres
Jeanette Cox sehneA 81 40
ne Use o.. 81 40
wAnw % 40
swAsw i 50 40
Township Ia Range 6 West
owners name Des. Sec, Acres
Otto Hell~tg ueAnwt. 2 80
se4nw go. ; 40
" swAnwh -. z 40
nw As" H.. : 30
swasw a.. 2 40
st pit neA SCI 81
n pit sc I. sc 3 9
Mrs Dickinson SEA neA Is 40
swA mex Is 40
Township II Range Z West
Owners name Des Sec. Acres.
Frank Crofoot NV pit SEX
neAi .......... 800. ....., "a
james Variant " u high
lots Z, ), 9.......-....-- 9 30
n NJ rurfa.L - lFr fr.ts14f a D d
i NV 80, ...-.......-. IL
Z Il Fm berson seAneh Il 10
swine II $50. IA 40
" Sd sel4nw 10 80
Isaac Bevan sehse n. II 40
sw3tseA IA 40
Townsh p - Range Z West
Owners name Dec. Sec. Acres
George Cawnee sw1i uw1i Is 40
Seane "a 80. IL 30
Walter Sutherland sW'
neA -, ,-........ ...-- Il 81
Christina Page seIseh % 40
Fl Suttie sehse 81. q 39
+ w Tucker neALed.. 30 ~
Township IL Range Z West
Owners name Des. sec. Acres
Joseph Monti lot 5 ne II NV
Il ........... ) % 20 100
Vim Hall W. Is acres Of sc
4ne "A 49,. A............ 7 10
James r Laylan lot No.
3................ 7 30, - 100
Chas Elgar lot NJ 4se
swA .-...-...,-......... 10 ~
Chas EIgar lot Nos Il o.. 75.IOO
- ~ l. null II IA
d" sw4nwA.. II ~
ownship IA Range 7 West
Owners name Dec. Sec. Acres
"A f Eiiertson lot Noz
......... Is 62.s6-100
A Il EilerUson lot No ,
.............. 7 CO.'S 100
A Il Eiertson .ot Nos
....:.,....,......... 50 30.100
A + Eilertson n84nw1t 8 40
sw1nwh..-. s 40
Cyrus Carpenter SWINE
Il .,.,...,...- .......... 10
Cyrus Carpenter se]4nw
q ..,............-..-.. ~
Cyrus Carpenter uwAse
,-..-..-....---. s ~
@ & j Scoiield lot No ; sw
Il ~ "A .:s..,-;.....; ~ 5i'5o'lOo
U x j scoheid iot NO o.,
-......:'..: ~ 40.o-lON
y X > Sc~tield LOT No =
.......,... e. 10 65 $500
J W Young lot No s sell
sWi4 ........---- ~ 50 0S-iuJ
Village Of De 50 u.
owners Name Description
James Fanzsnb lots - Rud 70
DIX !.
SchloItuan Bros lets ana
and 10 DIX j.
l. spear lot ~ blk o
J. W Green lot 10 blk s.
MILO W altlng part OF 10 ana
strip from parsonage Sec Is
Susie lngersOH pit OF fraction
o..
Mrs Martin Shisler 4 OF
W part or lot o
Village Of Genoa.
Owners name Descrfptyou
Jennie Hockinberry lOt / blKs
VILLAGE 0f T., E.poys
. = % . ~'
owners name Description
Sophia Smith heirs pit neAsw
i \ sWA seA by ~ RODS, h
u. Y, Page ABB |. 2-l60 acres
l ID Nixon CoWees addition lot
3 BLK
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10


7 II K 8 west 40 scres.
Joseph Adams n ~ of sell. ne
4 sec y IL II 3 " So acres
JO-eyh Adams com 40 rds Il I
n o. quarter stake between
sec : and S run east % rds n
8 rods south q x rds to be-
ginning sec 8 4 IL k3 w 10
acIC@
Josef i jIms a track com.
at sw cor Of NV Z nwA run q
rdS n 81 rds W rds south
10 place OF beginning sec s
I II X 3 west l acre.
John O'LeaTy pit of swAnwh
sec 8 I II K 3 WI lie acres
Unknown, a track com 80 TdS
u u OF d stake between sec
Il Sruu e 20 rods 90 | n 81 W
40 rods thence W 70 rods 15l
ks 40 rds TO place OF begin
ming see 5 L IL Il 3 W Q aces
Wallace Morley. lot s block
q L Morley ....,.. lot $ block 3
That Smith lots 8, 4, 5 6. :
and s Blk 5.
e n Davenport. lot 4 block 4
A Y Williams lots 4 and y blk 6
U W Reeve, com 80 rds llL L
NV cor blk s n I1Hd 6 IL rdS
e l6 rds Ilkd e 10 rds then
10 beginning.
@ W Reeve com at NV cor of
block + lot 2 Maihens add $,
% II e s rds II % IT. " s rds to
beginning.
z i Davis A lot com 80 rods E
"a ~ ~ o % O.H . f . L5 : =, rus So y
gi,Ttpg - 2 - : - w w
A rods " a. 9Xd e G OIL ne cor
,te,co {. ~ 'u 80 Is2u az = rU az
800 ~ Le,i, III : az" = ''7
IA Van Winter lot1 IND e,bIL I
!, RI Eri,keon Ictq i,io,.S e
Iora SntbcJIsnd lot Iblb
q " n1nse - = Il 100 ~ No. ,
q a Eweys inn,e 49, Sdd III
a MI 4 = . $40
q a Ewers lotef G 7l,lL ,
Cba. SpSithso, i iots 9 q a T NE !
II Phillips " Side river ana W
OF highway n 4 rds W u rds
50 r0s o Ii rds to beginning
X Z Hebard A tract com at
ne cor II Phillips Imp as be-
fore described thence
along highway 4 rds W u
rds 5 rods e Il rds to be
ginning.
Ernest Hebard lots 2 &7blk1
Village of Snringvi1le
O"hSTs name description
OlLSr hs- 5 lots /. z " DIX
Village OF StOddard.
WIN L FrOksch Chflstl mes add
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-05-10
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