Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22

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r. W. Baldwin, dentist, opposite
postoffice, Viroqua.
L. D. Kellogg drove up from Reads
town on Thursday last
Get your tobacco muslin at H. D.
Williams d Cos, &c per yard.
George Tho mpson of Hillsboro, hsd
business in the hub last week
Mrs. o G. Munson went to Madi-
son, yesterday, to pass few days.
"A elk round boxing contest was
pulled off at Wilton on Saturday last.
Annual undermuslin sale at Linde-
mann's this week. Read their ad.
Isaac N. Groves of Jefferson, has
had veteran increase of pension.
George Minshall attended the state
meeting Of veterinaries at Madison this
week.
Sheriff Ward took Johannes John
son of Newry, to Mendoza asylum Mon
day night.
Don't neglect to read the national
and state legislative news on today's
CENSOR inside pages.
w. j. Getter, holder of ticket No.
81, drew the barrel of Jersey Lily -four
at II. D. Williams & Cos.
Mr.. A. 0. Nustad is home from his
Northern Wisconsin milling interests, to
spend few days with his family.
Prof Pierson represented the Viro-
qua Masonic chapter at Milwaukee Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
Where can you best secure reliable
insurancef For answer see this issue,
GauAnI Foot nf cavynyath o0lrzlap
City and farm pre- perty bought and
sold. WESTERN Wiz CONSIN LAND q
LOAN COMPANY, Fergt tlson block.
For sale or rent, house and one acre
of land also good work horse for sale.
JOHN WEBER, City.
N. d. McLees and wife departed,
Monday evening, for an extended visit
among friends and relatives in Missouri.
French suitings in Shepard checks,
made of silk and fine maco cotton, per
yard 35 cents. TATE'S BIG STORE.
&C. W. De Lap and Mr.. Jacobus of
Genoa town, were Vernon county wit
nesses in United States court, last week.
A B. Stevens, eyesight specialist,
of La Crosse, at Jos Boeher's, jeweler,
Wednesday and Thursday, March 1st
and End.
For sale, 2,00O-pound Percheron
stallion, years old. Will also trade
for young stock. Enquire Of NJ n. Han
son, Viroqua.
What's become of the old.fashioned
boy who availed himself of st. Valen-
fancied wrong2
Henry & Jasperson's photograph
gallery, over Upham's store at De Soto,
will again be open one week beginning
February 9th.
Henry e. Jasperson's next date at
De Soto is from FEBRUARY G7th to March
5th. Don't fail to see their display and
get their prices.
-"Come and be shown" "Arnold's
FIJI de sore, Mohair Lustre, and Taffeta,
the correct goods for your summer suit
at FL. D. Williams & Co.
Near Elroy Ewald Friske, aged IA
years, was killed under large hay
stack which fell on him while he was
doing his evening chores.
-Tolrud & Sandsmark report the sale
of the 95-acre farm recently purchased
by them from Mrs. Marie Nelson, to
G. w. Chase of this city.
Listen 20 suits. good quality, sizes
mainly 80, 36 and 81 All go at about
one-half price. They are genuine bar
gains. The BLUE FRONT STORE
Great bargains in Minnesota and
Missouri lands.
Western Wisconsin Land q Loan Co,
Ferguson block, Viroqua, Wisconsin.
The spring term of the Wisconsin
A.,
Tuesday, March 9th. Special rates to
all students entering on or before that
time.
Lost, on Saturday lsst, between
Torger Johnson's farm in the town of
Harmony, and Viroqua, a macintosh
and coat. Finder please leave at this
Office
The "Old Maids OF Westby, have
prepared an elaborate program for neEt
Friday night in the new Opera house at
that place. The proceeds go TO the
library fund.
d. o. Mahoney has been invited to
act as one of the judges in joint debate
between the schools of Wilton and On
tario, which takes place at Wilton on
Tuesday, March 3rd.
An exchange remarks that if the
time ever comes when men are as
good their obituaries, and women as
good as they look, then the recording
angel in heaven can take mis- long needed
vacation.
The old bank building at Westby
was sold on Wednesday last at public
auction by Receiver Bekkedal. Mr.. E.
!. Sveen received the property for
1850. G. w. Graves of this city, con-
Quoted the sale.
An exchange tells of man who
called at the ho~4 Of a friend the other
day aud finding little boy in the yard
asked where his father was. The little
fellow replied, Papa Is out in the pig
pen You can tell him-he's got hat
on "
Wisconsin and western railroads
have not in years experienced greater
hindrances than the past two weeks.
"Belated or discontinued, nave been
the words used to convey information to
the public. For more than week Ian
caster and other points or that section
were without train service On the Mad
ison- Lancaster branch of the Nortnwef {
ern road sixteen locomotives were SLOW
ed under aud dead at one time.
Another meeting 0 Representatives
Of the West Wisconsin circuit OF fairs
was held in Sparta yesterday, at which
time radical changes were made. Mans
ton and Hillsboro were dropped from
the circuit. leaving the four fairs Of
Soarts. Touah. EiroY and ResdsbQrg