Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-01
March.
Month Of bluster.

Big store
r. W Baldwin, dentist, opposite
postoffice, Y'rcqua
Mrs. August Smith is conhued tc
her home 10y sickness.
VIII Seibach was Il Rockton caller
at our office on Monday
Miss Esther Butt came from La
Crosse TO spend Sunday at home.
Have the farm tools painted and
Otherwise ready for spring work.
Sidney Higgins ordered the CENSOR
sent to bis son Herman in Idaho.
One dollar Crepe De Cheine dress
goods for75 cents az Tate's Big Store.
IS B. Gates is in Milwaukee attend
ing the state lumbermens cc nvention.
Mics Ballsrud of Westby, passed
Thursday last with friends III this city.
Miss Minnie Latta returned &c Ia
Crosse after spending few days with
her parents.
A little son of Attorney Oils Of
Madison, by mistake, drank q glass of
diluted I've and died.
- DR.. r. W. Baldwin INDUCES him
self with fine driving animal, recently
purchased at Westby.
Where can you best secure reliable
Insurance. For answer see this issue,
second page foot of seventh column
City and farm property bought and
sold. WESTERN WISCONSIN LAND 81
LOAN COMPANY, Ferguson block,
For sale or rent, house and one acre
of land; also good work horse for sale.
JOHN WEBER, City.
Mrs. w, T. Poets has removed from
her Newton home and now occupies one
of Raw. G. W. Nuzun's residences.
French suitings il Shepard checks,
made of silk and fine maco cotton, per
yard 35 cents. TATE'S BIG STORE
One Wisconsin farmer reports that
his hens averaged 81 30 earnings each
during 1904 Moreover, he had 65 hens.
Andrew Thompson and wife of Red
mound community, spent Sunday in the
city with relatives. Thos. Lem and fam
ily.
Lost, a watch, silverine case,
'Hampden" movement Finder will
please same at CENSOR office and receive
suitable reward.
Christian Brendum, an old resident
of Westby, died Sunday night, aged
about 60 years, leaving a family of
grown children.
Mr. Harvey Clark, member of the
state board of control, made official
visits to the county aims house and asy-
lum last Thursday.
General Rogers writes from st. Au-
gustine, Florida, that they are enjoying
the balmy atmosphere of that haven Of
of rest and great resort.
Great bargains in Minnesota and
Missouri lands.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co,
Ferguson block, Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Fred M. Groves, the Readstown
lumberman, tarried in the city briefly
on Monday, enroute from Cashton,
where he spent Sunday with the Deaver
family
The spring term of the Wisconsin
Business University of La Crosse begins
Tuesday, March 9th. Special rates to
all students entering on or before that
time.
"A K. Bort, rural mail driver, is un-
able to make bic daily trips on account
of sickness. Thos. Thompson takes his
place. Albert Thompson has been laid
up with lagrippe and unable to make
his circuit, young Nelson performing the
duty.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tendeland of Sioux City,
Iowa, arrived in the city last week, to
spend a couple of months with her
daughter, Rev Mrs. jacobson. Monday
morning Mrs. Tendeland received mes
sage summoning her home on account
of sickness of her husband.
The Readstown Herald reports that
Denver Wheeler of Sugar Grove, re-
ceived serious injuries by being kicked
in the face by horse, cutting cash
upon his chin and knocking out six
teeth. A section of the jaw bone was
splintered and came out with the teeth.
"A young man who had not been
many years married carefully laid down
a piece of bread the other night and said
to his wife, II wish you could make
bread such as mother used to make"
"Well, John, l wish you could make the
dough that father used to make" A
hush as silent as death fell.
Miss Ella Nelson, cashier in Cremers
department store, has resigned her posi-
tion and left for her home in Viroqua,
Wednesday. She expects to start for
Spokane, Washington, in few weeks.
Ella has made host of friends during
her stay in Cashton who regret very
much to see her leave town. -Cashton
Independent.
John E. Nuzum, wife and son Cliff
ton left Tuesday for Milwaukee. where
Mr. NuZum and Clinton will attend the
annual convention of state lumbermen.
They will be joined there by Misses
Ethel and Stella Nuzum, and together
they will accompany the association Of
lumbermen on an excursion to New
Orleans to witness the mardigras.
The firecracker bill in the assembly
forbids the use of dynamite or so-called
giant fire.crackers in Wisconsin, and
further provides that no powder crack
ers shall be used exceeding two inches
in length and three-fourths of an inch
in thickness. Explosives Of that size will
be large enough to az w young America
to make all the noise necessary and do
comparatively little damage.
John O. NJ. Anderson of Folsom,
wss a business caller in town Friday
last. He was one of the prosperous
farmers of that community and one of
Vernon county's oldest tobacco growers.
He informed a representative OF this
paper that he has grown tobacco for
fourteen years successively, and has not
met with single failure and always re-
ceived satisfactory prices for his crop. -
Readstown Herald
August Zastraw Of Hills Prairie, in
forms us that patrons on the mail route
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