Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-01
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trouble.
-65 cent table linen for 40 cents al
Tate's Big Store.
-Rockton has one family quaran
tined on account Of scarlet fever
w. T. Por1eroy q Co.'S. Comstock
Spanish tobac' seed for sale at Tate;
Big Store.
Mr. Bergh clerk at Johnson's drug
store. resigned and has gone to Mime
apolis.
Mrs Aaron Crook left Monday
evening, for New Jersey to remain some
months
Miss Josie Campbell Of Cashton, is a
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs f.
H. Brown
Mr. and Mrs George Jersey will
reside in the 7. Fl Brown residence in
Third ward
List your city property with the
Western Wisconsin Land q Loan COM
pany, If you want to cell.
Business suits at business prices.
We always give you q square deal for a
round dollar at the Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Grace Horton Tucker went to
her home at Montfort, after spending
several weeks With her parents in this
city
The young peoples society of the
North West Prairie church meets at Pc
ter Thompson's at Bristow, next Sunday
evening, March 5th.
-Erastus Rolfe of Viola, died at the
advanced age of SO years, 8 months and
10 days He was one of the pioneer set
tiers of the Kickapoo.
-Messrs. J. h McLees and L. c.
Schoenberger were in the city on Mon
day on business in connection with the
Utica Insurance Company.
The DeSotc cornet band is soon to
inaugurate a series of entertainments at
Genos Retreat, Red Mound, FerrYyille
and other neighboring towns
Bert Waters of Sprineville, depart
ed, Tuesday morning, for Bowbells,
North dakota, where he will be employ
ed in the well drilling industry.
We have now car load of Macar-
oni wheat for seed. Any one wishing
seed wheat can see the same by calling
at the mill. THOMPSON BROS.
DIR. VIM. M. Trowbridge, late of the
firm of Drs. SHttle & Trowbridge, has
moved his office into rooms over Town
er's store; stairway south of postottice
Near Soldiers Grove, c. G. Fortney,
aged ninety eight years, died. Mr.. Fort
ney was well known throughout that
section, having settled therein the early
SOS.
L E. Cowden of Readstown, return
ed from South America where he spent
the past four months selling farm ma
chinery. He came home by way Of
London.
Lost, between my farm just east Of
the Three Chimneys" and Viroqua. 81
sack of peas. Finder please same at W.
F. Lindemann Co.'S store.
ANDREW N. OLSON.
The Greenwood cheese factory To-
Gated at Debello will be sold at public
auction on March 6 The building and
machinery are in good condition and the
location is in a good dairy section.
Hard to fit people are easy for US
to fit Newest styles IN suits for spring
We have them in slim, stout medium
and regular cuts Can fit all forms.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
A number of local checker enthusi-
asts gathered at the restaurant of W.
D. Lind, Friday afternoon last, anl en-
deavored to solve the mysteries OF that
scientific and ever interesting game.
The La Fargo Enterprise says that
Carlos Buchanan and wife gave recep-
tion last Sunday evening in honor of his
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their return from their wedding trip
An exchange facetiously remarks
that it isn't safe to be out late at night
these days with dozen eggs or pound
of butter in your possession-so expens-
i've are these necessaries of life.
Treasurer P. P. Hektoen made set
tlement of Westby village tax with
County Treasurer Berge on Monday.
Mr.. Hektoen goes to Chicago, hankakee
and Monroe to spend several weeks with
his daughter and sons,
Some Of the papers are saying that
you should not think yourself educated
if You cannot keep your temper They
are probably right and could add that
the man who loses his temper in any
sort of deal loses the best of the deal
to his cooler adversary.
Milo Sabins has bought a fine geo
acre farm near Viroqua, for which he
paid $S, 900. Milo and Mrs. Sabins were
in Boscobel the past few days visiting
friends preparatory to a departure for
their new home. The kindest wishes ct
everybody go with them to Vernon, -
Boscobel Sentinel.
"A railroad man gives these figures
"The four principal railroads Of Wis
consin transported over thirty million
passengers in 1902 the last year for
which the figures are accessible to the
public and of them 118 were injured and
four killed 1t would be difficult to re-
duce these results to percentages that
would be visible TO the naked eye.
There were over $4,000 employees on
these four railroads, and OF them 34I
were injured and IS killed.
Six days from Madison to Viroqua!
That is the condition of freight moving
by railro .ds That is the reasc sub
scribers have been disappointed r. not
receiving their CENSORS OF time for
some weeks past. 1t is true that on ac-
count of blockades of snow and very bad
weather for railrOading there has been
reason for delays, but not we believe to
the extent of six days to move freight
$50 miles, as in our case Railroad Of
ficials have promised to investigate mat
ters, and we hope there viii be no repe-
tition of past delays. Wears sure read
ers will not be harsh in their criticism
of our Office force when this situation is
explained.
DIR. Porter and the rest OF the Yer
non county gentlemen who attended IT,