Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-11

coats at Michaelsohh's.
Albert Lind is working at his black
smithing trade for Pulver Bros.
Frank Devlin aod Will Dyson were
we're over to La Fargo, Sunday.
For genuine diamonds, rubies EN-
eralds and opals, go TO Jos. Boehrer's
"A new lot of wooden underwear, the
best values end finest quality, at Mich
aelsohn's.
Harold Proctor, Earl Graves and
Andrew Mellem spent Sunday in LIZ
Crosse.
For SRle-One choice fresh milch COW
and one HEREFORD bull calf. Inquire oil
John Dsvlin.
Miss Grace Tilton went to Hills.
boro, Monday morning, to visit with
her brother.
Mrs Patrick MeCrone, of the town
Of Franklin, died, Saturday night, OF
pneumonia.
George Bush and family have
moved into the residence south of tue
We have hardly got accustomed tc
writing 1892 but we have had consider
able winter already.
Mrs. G. f. Dahl, who has been euf
feriDg from pneumonia for some time, il
up and around again.
DR.. J, H. Chase has added an electric
chair light to his dental parlors, which
is certainly convenient acquisition.
Mrs. j A. Potter went to join hel
| husband, Monday morning, who has
located near Lindsey, ia Wood county
N. G. Nelson, stock buyer of West
by. informs Us that he took in 140 hogs
and Il head Of cattle in Viroqua, Mon.
asy.
The cid saying-as the days com,
mence TO lengthen the cold begin tc
strengthen-is surely holding good
this season.
Miss Katie Reed, of Spriugville, de.
parted for Stevens Point, Monday
morning, to resume her studies in the
normal school.
A grand masquerade ball will be held
Gu Saturday, the 21st INST, at Hanson's
hall in Coon Valley, under the auspices
of the Woodmen.
-Knudt Bark, of franklin township,
was adjudged insane Tuesday, at d Sher-
if Ericsson viii take him to Me ndota this
Wednesday morning.
james Mason Post and Relief Corps
of Ds Soto, will hold open installation,
January IA An oyster supper will be
served by the ladies.
The Aid society of the Lutheran
synod will meet at the resideno Of Rev.
Bestul, Friday, January 18Th. A cor
dial invitation is exten ded to all.
IF" woman gets so ''homely" she
isn't worth looking at, she'd better take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings back the
bloom of youth. 35 Craig & Go.
DR.. Minshall is repapering his office
room and making it lcok as attractive
as Hooper Buchanan's al tistica tastes
will permit. Hooper is doing the work
well.
! Gilbert Miller has sold his interest
in the Viroqua steam laundry to G. r
mitch. H. e D+mander has been EN-.
ployed by Mr. Mulch to collect and
deliver work and otherwise hustle for
the Institution.
Three inches of snow fell on Thurs
day night, which would have made fiue
sleigEing but for the high wind that
prevailed Friday. However it was very
fair in the city, Sunday, and a number
of people were out
Henry JeFson, one of We4tby's best
young men, left for Norway, on Satur
day, TO pay visit to his mother sn(
family. He has been in this country
nine years, and for the past five years
an employe of the Alliance store il
| Weslby.
The CENSOR force would like t.
have it understood that none of th,
exchanges received at this office cal
be carried away without permission
The fact of the editors absence will il
no way change the general manage men
OF the Office.
Under the auepicss of the Ladies
Aid society, Chaplain Edmund Trimu
of the Third Wisconsin regiment, wi
deliver a lecture IN Opera hall thu
, Wednesday evening, on the Spanish
American war. Tickets on sale at Bur
I'm & Arnold's. Reserved sebts, % cents
general admission, Is cents.
Are you sticking 10 those Nev
Year resolutions? Look not upon th
egg -nogg when it is yellow, the appl
, toddy when it is purple, the wine whe
it is rel, the milk punch when 1t
white, or the Tom when it is Jerriec
Stick to boiled water these days an
carry your grip medicine in your yes
pocket Ex
People and travellers having bushes
on the Viroqua branch will learn wit
regret that popular Harry Hatch hi
given up his p sition as conductor an
is trar sferred to like station on tn
new fast mail, with roo between Mil
waukes and La Crosse. Louis Daniels
a long time brakeman on the branch
has been temporarily in charge of t
train for week past. Mr.. Holbrook
to be the new conductor.
Thursday evening, about s O'Clock
while Joseph Pulver was sitting in hi
furniture store, he was suddenly sur
. prised to see fire bursting from til
wooden casing behind the chimney
which is suspended a few feet from tn
ceIng in the front part of the store
Mr., Pulver was jnst on the eve of do
: parting for home, but concluded t
extinguish the blaze before going. N
damage was done, but the iuciden
created considerable excitement.
Z The officers in Viroqua Easter
Star lodge we're Installed, Tuesday ever
S ing, as follows by Il d. Williams, Pas
Patron:
i Worthy Matron-Mrs, NJ @. Nichols.
Wor by Patron-Mr NJ. d Chase.
Associate Matron-Mrs. Ii. d. Williams.
t Secretary Mrs c.. Cherrington.
I Treasurer--M ]. +. Parker.
Conduc} or--Mrs. j Spellum,
: Associate Couductof-Mrs, G. L, Dahl.
n Sentinel-C j. ChePringtou.
Star-W inifred Baldwin, Nellie NJ. Townc
7, Nellie Hazen, Josie c. Munson, Belle Chas
u "A very enjoyable time was had
Rsliet Corps h Il, on Tuesday evening
d last week, when the w. r O. and G..
e r held joint installation. Mrs 81. ]
e Proctor Installed the newly elected ofl
Y GERS of the W RI @, ard Pass Con
!. mander e NJ. Rogers the new office
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