Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
III 1Tbout How friends and Telqh6oys.

lsuIug season opens next Sunday
the 18th.
Work in the Viroqua tobacco houses
closed last week
Il. r. Arlington is off on business
trip to Mt. Sterling
For some weeks Ray Stricken ha.
been very low with consumption
DR.. Mott received an ugly wound OF
the face from the kick of colt.
The Junior base ball players ar,
talking of organizing for the season.
Harry Wilsey, Carrie Ingersoll and
Grace Dickson We're Westby visitors OF
Friday.
Miller Craigo Of Readstown, passed
through town on Tuesday, enroute to
Eau Claire
The CENSOR contains a fine assort-
ment OF Easter matter on the news
pages today.
Mr. and Mrs George Bailey of
Muscoda, are visiting the latters uncle,
VIM. Banks
Charley Nye is again in DIR. Chase's
office after having taken course at
Iowa City college
"A. G. Ferguson is improving his
Third ward residence by a substantial
| addition on the north.
Jake Garstner of Crookston. MINI.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Alfred
johnson of this city.
John E. Nuzum has under con-
struction neat tenement house on the
block south of his lumber yard
MIR. and Mrs. E. FL Brown have
taken up their residence in the Second
ward in apartments at A. L. Russell's.
Ladies' kid gloves for Easter 81 and
81. so pair. Full line of colors The
best 81 glove made. THE BIG STORE.
Mr. G. g. Ripley, of Belmont, Iowa,
has been visiting relatives in this CITY,
the families of c. c. Brown and M. G.
Ripley.
Mr.. J. W. Lucas has been spending
few days at Fairchild, where position
in large jewelry store was rendered
him.
Miss Mable Lake has returned from
Ohio. Her brother Levi, remains there
where he is proftably employed at his
trade.
Mrs l. D. Bennett entertained
party of young girls at her home on
Friday evening, in honor Of her guest
Miss Edna Cory.
Will Slater was in from Retreat on
Friday He will take up his residence
here this summer and follow his trade
of carpenter
Mr.. f, L, Pagan, Mesdames VIM
Corbet and w. S. Potter, came from
Ohio to attend the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. Potts Pelton.
Miss Edna Cory, who has been at
tending school in Sparta, is spending her
| spring holidays with friends and rela-
| tives in Viroqua and vicinity.
| "A large quantity of travellers
samples of ladies' muslin underwear at
half actual value, on sale this week at
THE BIG STORE.
| DIR. S. Ell. Esch, brother of congress-
man Esch, died at Sparta on Sunday
after a protraeted illness. He under
went delicates operation early in the
year.
| The Sertinal of Saturday states that
Col. Casson 5 in the state. That Mrs.
| Casson has returned to Madison after
spending the winter in Washington.
| Annual celebration of the Kickapoo
| Odd Fellows association will be held at
Viola ON the 26th. The Censor will give
| information of the celebration in it's
next issue.
The Fisk dancing party at Opera
hall, Monday evening was well attend
ed and piost pleasant affair. The or
| chestra is certainly inferior to none that
have -isited this city.
The council awarded the contract
| for new city well to Barney Olson of
La Crosse, at 50 so per foot, city to fur
nish casing The well is to be ~ inch
bore to admit u inch pump.
| DIR. Belt arrived from Richland Cen
ter and has his Office in rooms over the
Central drug store. His professial card
appears in this paper today. DR.. Belt
will not remove his family here for some
weeks.
--Messrs. A. H. Dahl, DR. Schreiner,
James Lee, Jens Davidson, Andrew
Lee and other Westby gentlemen are in
the city today, to attend a meeting for
organizing the Badger Girl mine.
| Mr.. G. c. Coleman a former resi-
dent of Liberty Pole is renewing ac-
quaintances in the vicinity. He is can
vassing for Grams unrivaled family
dtlts VI buc WOIlu, d SdiudDle WOIA VI
its character.
/ MIR. A. N. Scoville of Seneca, super
intendent of poor in Crawford county,
was in the city on business today. He
was accompanied by T. T. Finley. Mr..
Seoville while here purchased the large,
grey stallion of John l. Hayes.
The Sunday School of the Church OF
Christ will give concert on Easter Sun
day evening. No admission fee will be
charged but a collection will be taken
for the Orphans Home This home is
situated at st. Louis, but it is open to
children from the entire United States.
Philip Bouffieur has purchased the
remaining stock of the Farmers Union
and will replenish stock and continue
the business. His Springville mercan-
tile interests will remain as heretoforc.
Mr. Boufieur is one of the oldest and
most successful merchants in this
county.
Rev. 81. N. Rouning of Fan-cheng
, China will lecture on missions in Be
, thesda church, Viroqua, Wednesday
evening, April IS, at 80 o'clock The
: missionary will also be at Rev. West
] phal's church at Folsom on Thursday at
| 1870 a. m. and at West Prairie church
! on Friday at 1870 a. IN. Go out and
! hear him
: The funeral of Levi Noble wa.
largely attended at New ton on Thurs
day last The following delegation oi
, Grand Army comrades attended from
this city: o. p. Bill, W n Burlin, A
! G. MOrrIsou Daniel Wiss- 7 " Mar