Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-02-02

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Shortest month of the year.

Shortest month of the year.
For glass and putty 60 to Towner's.
Tonight, Shagren entertainers.
Don't miss It'll
Dave Collins was in from De Soto
on business, Tuesday.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
"A Saturday night dance at Cssht1n
had nearly 800 people present.
La grippe and pneumonia are pre-
valent in the city and county.
La Fargo has organized Good
Templar's lodge with IS members.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
DR.. Fox's Tablets, 80 and 80 cents per
box.
Dr. w. E. Butt has decided to locate
at La Fargo FOR the practice of his pro-
fession.
Mrs. Solfest Tollefson slipped and
fell on Rusk avenue last Thursday and
was seriously hurt.
Kemp Brothers will give a mask
ball at Months hall IL Genoa on Feb.
81. Four prizes will be offered.
Sherman McVey of Rockton, was
among our recent out of-town callers
He reports good business in that viii
lage.
Tonight "Wednesday J, Shagren en-
tertainers Price, Is, % and 35 cents
Reserved seats now on sale at Burlin &
Arnold's.
John E Nuzum and c. J. Cheering
ton made trip to La Fargo last Tuesday
for the purpose of looking over that
lively burg.
Congressman Babcock has recon-
mended for appointment as postmaster
at De Soto, DR. o. Ewers, and at Stod-
dard, G. P. White.
Rev T. j. Snodgrass and son of
New Richmond, are passing the week
here with relative and old time friends.
Everybody is pleased to meet Tom.
james Mason Relief Corps, No. 65,
will give an entertainment on Feb. II,
for Lincoln's birthday, at their hall in
De Soto. Everybody should help make
it interesting
Levi Lake and family of Crookston,
Mimi. arrived in the city Saturday, and
attended the funeral of Mr. Lakes faith
er Sunday. John Crook, Jr, and wife,
of La Crosse were also present.
While here last week E V Wolfe
sold his third ward residence to A
J. Beat, who, with his mother, will occu-
py the same Mr.. Wolfe's family will
remove to Sparta in few days.
Major Edward Whaiey, of Iron
Brigade fame, died suddenly on Thurs
day laet He was one-legged veteran,
who held the Prairie du Chen postmast-
ership for more than 20 years
-Anra Hauge of Purdy, who had a
surgical operation performed some three
weeks ago, and has since been under
the care of Mrs. @. A. Lind, has so
far recovered as to return to her home.
-Westby's schools are full to over
flowing, and number of foreign pupils
have been turned away. The upper
room has an enrolment of AZ with a
seating capacity of 40. The other de-
partments are said to be equally crowded.
Father Mockett of Seelevburg, has
gone to Lircoln, Neb., to spend the
shortening days of a we'll spent life with
his sons. He has been q resident of the
county for upwards of thirty years, 9
faithful minister and grand all around
ciCiZsn
Now comes the information from
Chicago that hair-stealing miecrent is
terroiziug the children by jerking their
braids of hair from their heads in order
to realize a small sum What reputa.
ton Chicago is acquiring for repro
bates, anyhow.
Thu La Crosse papers say that A.
J Rudsdill, last years ssloonist OF
Viroqua, has had his saloon taken pos.
session of by creditors and closed up
He has flown to parts unknown. The
sa. a. authority saws that there was G
"woman in it," as usual.
The Shagren entertainers will prove
to be a good attraction. The company
consists Of Shagren, magician; Marie
Madden, soprano and pianist; Gertud,
Phelps, violinist; Harry Rehl, boy
clarinetist and mandolin soloist; j. O
Carl, mandolin and guitarist.
-Supt. Miller advises the CENSOR O
the erection of another first class, larg'
and modern school house during thu
season Just closed 1t is at Trippville
built of cream colored brick. Patent
seats, large amount of slate black
board, ETC., ara among the interior equip
ments.
IT your eyes pain, blur, water o
trouble you it is their pleading 70
glasses 1t is your duty to give then
the best You can obtain This you cal
do by calling on @ f. Dahl, gradu
ate optician, at DR. Chambers Office owe
Towner's store. Prices reasonable. Test
ing free.
In the &C urse of a letter remittin,
his 'eS subscription to the CENSOR
Samuel p Lsyne writes from Nuevo
California: 1.-THE weekly visit of tn
old home paper is more satisfactory thai
any weekly letter would be, as
was so we'll acquainted in old Vernon
knowing almost every man, woman an
child within twenty miles of Viroqut
NV people here all we'll; are havin
frosty mornings, but not cold enoug
to in lure oranges or lemons"
We are going out of business i
Viroqua, between now and the 23d
March next, and all who are indebted
US, either on book account or notes, 81
asked to settle prior to that date. Afte
that all unsettled matters will be lei
for Immediate collection. We hold mos
of the unpaid notes and accounts of til
late firm of Nj. @. Nichols and l. "
Blake & Co, besides the account mad
with us. Do not neglect it or forge
the date. Gratefully yours,
d. L. RUsK & Go.