Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-01

HILLsBoRo, Jan. 28.-The snow fall
on Monday made fair sleighing and the
farmers are taking advantage of it bv
hauling in their timber. Il. Ell. E. Web
ster, who has been sick for some time.
is still unable TO be out. VIM. Lind and
wife celebrated their tin wedding on
Monday evening, quite number of rel
atives and friends being present. Thew
were made the recipients OF numerous
articles in the tinware line. Frank
Rosa, who had been committed to the
| Mendoza asylum, returned home this
week, apparently all right. e. V. Wsr-
nick and family left, Friday. to visit
with friends and relatives at De Forest.
near Madison. Among those reported
sick this week are Mrs George Will
Jams, Mrs. Peter Shear, Mrs. H. F.,
Myers and Mrs. Alkaline Woodbury..
Mrs Bradley, of toilette, Illinois, eister
of FL. f. Myers, Is the guest of F. Fl
Myers and family, this week. Robert
Kuersten, who has had charge of the
mail and freight route from this place
to Union Center for the past twenty
years, has disposed of the same to Jno.
Hoffmaster and Henry Lynch, who will
take possession on Monday. Robert in
tends to engage in some other business.
Born: On Thursday, to VIM. Stein and
wife, bouncing baby boy. Will is all
smiles now. Mr.. McMannis, travelling
salesman for Carson Pierre and Scott 4
Co, of Chicago, was doing business
with our merchants on Friday Ed. and
AL. Lind returned from Chicago on
Thursday, where they had been on
business. Hon. r Williams is SO Grip
pied up with rheumatism that it makes
it difficult for him TO get about. The
ice gatherers have theirice all harvested.
It is the finest quality of ice that has
been put up in some time. Elias Fox
who was FRUSTRATED with rheumatism.
remains about the same, requiring at
tendants at night. On Tuesday, E. V.
Wernick met with an accident Which
might have resulted seriously. While he
was engaged in blowing ics the pillow
caught in a creyice in the ice and threw
him off, which frightened the team
Mr. Wernick received q cold bath and a
few bruises, though nothing serious.
DR.. Jones was called away, on Friday
evening, to Westfeld to attend his mo
Their, who is very ill. Hammer Bros. are
getting in from sixty to seventy loads
Of stsve bolts PER day at their mill. -.
Remember that under auspices of the
Ladies' Board of Trade, Klondike Eo.
tertainment will be given at the Opera
house. Friday evening, Feb. 10 An
oyster supper will be served and
highly entertaining program ia being
prepared. No effort is being spared to
make this pleasant end most profit
able evening. The Ontario orchestra
will furnish several selections of music,
which in itself is fact worthy OF men
tiol for the high appreciation of the
music. The funds raised by this society
are contributed to ho~e improvements,
therefore a most cordial invitation is
extended to the citizens of the village
The following program will be rendered:
l. Selection by orchestra; 9 Male quar-
tet, DR.. Abbott, G NJ. Sandon, Ed.
Stackmsn, E. W. Saudon; g. Recitation,
Theo. Saunders; 4. Duet; 5. Comic |
dialogue. Mrs G. F. White, Mason
Molly, Glen White; Selection by
orchestral T. Scene III Klondike; s. |
Reading, q F. White; 8 Male quar-
tet; IL. Selection by orchestra; - |
Pantamime. The Mistetoe bough -
Characters: Baron, Mason Molly; Bar.
ouess, Mrs. Theds Walker; Minister
@. M. Sandon; Genevieve, Efie Molly
Lovel, Henry Haskell, Jr. CHESTS
Mrs. c. III Sandon, Mrs jamie O'Con-
mel, Mary Lord, F. NJ. Walker, A. J.
DR.. Abbott. Children: Elan
Alice Lsttimer, Ermsh
Chandler. 13 Recitation. DR. johnson.
IA. Character song, G. IL. Sandon, Al
bert Marden, Ned Sewel, E. W. Sandon,
IL TahleRu -