Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-07
PRETTY BLUSTERY OLD MARCH.
DR.. Hicks Says it Will be chanseabIe
and Rough Month.

DR.. Hicks Says il Will be Chanseable
and Rough Month.
A reactionary storm period centers on
the 6, =, and s. At this time the sharp
cold that followed the previous period
will relax, and renewed storms of rain
and wind. turning to snow in the north
and central regions, may be expected.
Some of great energy are very probable.
Very warm. humid weather, with low
and falling barometer, and restless,
electrical clouds, at such a period as
this, and other periods following should
put everyone on the watch for storms of
possible danger. A short, sharp cold
wave may possibly come behind these
storms
A regular storm period is central on
the 10 covering the to Is This pro-
misses 90 be one of the most violent per-
iods OF the month. AS early as the 10 q
mRrkedehsnge to warmer will be spread.
ing from west ts east, threatenieg clouds
will gather and general storms Of, rain,
thunder and wind will take mp their
march eastward across the country.
Severe lightning, thunder and hail will
visit many sections, turning to snow.
A decided cold wave for the season will
follow which will make itself felt far
into the south In all probability heavy
snow blockades will result in many
parts of the west and north.
A reactionary storm period is central
on the II, IS and - AT this time look
for more rain and snow Change to
colder from the northwest will follow
in the immediate wake of these storms,
bringing cold, raw weather generally
from about the 10 to 20
A regular storm period is central with
the new moon on the 90. By the % q
change to warmer will be noted. High
winds will blow from the east and south
and on and next to the % to 81 storms
Of marked intensity and violence will
visit most parts Of the county No one
should lose sight of the fact that severe
March bliz2ards and a full grown cold
wave for the season will wind up this
period.
A reactionary storm period covers the
last three days of this month. On these
days there will be- general reaction to
warmer weather and return to rain,
with possibly snow in squalls in many
sections.
March as whole will he rough and
stormy. The outlook is fol heavy rain
and snow.
When the Lenten Season Began.
The Lenten season for the year 1906
eight days earlier than last year. Lent
begins on Ash Wednesday and termi-
mates on Easter Sunday, Easter Sun
day falls on April Is
The first Sunday in Lent fell on the
AF Datt lDa
the Sth of April and Good Friday one
of the most important occasions falling
in Lent. will be the 18th of April
By some religious denominations Lent
is observed as a period of fasting and
abstinence from all worldly amuse-
ments. and hence affairs in social circles
season approaches.
gallon can of good apples only 25c
at Lindemann's
Seven bars white laundry soap for
25c at Lindemanns.
Boys so cent dress shirts at 80 cents,
at tie Fair Savings Store
Ten bars good laundry soap for 25
cents at 81. d. Williams & Co.
Send for catalogue of up-to.dste 10c
music. BROWN Music Co
Services will not be held in the Lib
erty Pole and Brookville churches on
Sunday next.
For sale, the Casson residence prop
erty in Second ward Inquire of John
Cssson, Viroqua
Ladies white and black silk waists
beautifully trimmed for 81 80 at Fl. d.
Williams IL Cos
Ladies aid of Bishop Branch will
give supper, Saturday evening, March
10,and will also offer quilt for sale.
On Thursday. March 10, in the viii
lage of Springvllle, Amund Amundson
will sell personal property at auction.
For sale, my residence property To-
Gated just north of the court house.
JOHN n. OLSON.
E V. Wernick was in the city on
Tuesday, to make tax settlement for the
village of Hillsboro, with Treasurer
Berge.
Rev and Mrs. c. f. Bntters left for
Madison the first of the week, Mr..
Butters ia attending a meeting of the
officers of the national guard.
"A young Michigan doctor has made
the discovery that the ankle is placed
between the foot and the knee to keep
the calf away from the corn.
IT. S. Jordan made tax settlement
with county treasurer for the town cf
Union, yesterday. He was accompanied
to this city by F p. Campbell
Special services are being held in
the Springville NJ E. church each eve
ming this week Rev. Hibhard of Reads
town, is assisting Rev. Kneen in the
work
--Thore Sordahi will sell personal
property at auction on Thursday
March 22nd, on his farm miles
northeast of Viroqga, near the Sam
Aker place
--Early yesterday morning the home
Of Mrs Melissa Jennings in the town of
Liberty. was consumed by fire. Very
little of the household effects were saved
and quantity of money was also lost
No insurance was carried.
Otto and Ben Brown of this city,
give a Photographic entertainments at
the Esofea school district on Saturday
evening next Proceeds 20 towards
purchasing an organ for school, and
price OF admission is ID cents.
News was received here Of the death
Of Mr.. T. g Kress, editor of the Dill
Ion, Montana, Examiner Mrs Kcess