Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-10
Dance Thursday night.

Mrs. B. F. Ferguson is experiencing
a siege of sickness
Miss Halle Cass and Herman Layer
spent Sunday in La Crosse.
District attorney Bennett is in Hills
boro on professional business.
Mrs. Casson returned to Washing
to n with the Colonel to pass the winter
The rotund Tom. Nottingham is
W 18th the city orchestra giving instrue-
I'll ON.
Miss Margaret Coffiand spent hel
vacation visiting friends in Richland
Center.
Tim Biddison of Sparta spent few
days in the city with the family of M.
q. Davis.
Venerable Levi Noble Of Newton,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs Gauper,
in this city.
Happy Hans Rudi and Jim Lee
We're Westby business callers in the
city on Monday.
Fred Eckhardt and L. c. Boyle
were in Chicago and Milwaukee a por-
ton of last week.
Mrs DR.. Smith of Elroy, has been
the guest of Attorney Proctor $ family
for several days.
Mrs. Sadie Bold SALISBURY, of Mad
ison, has been visiting the many friends
of girlhood days in this city.
Miss Celia Proctor, who took a
course at Downer College, takes up he1
studies again in the hie,h school.
e. J. Coffland and children and Mrs.
King drove over from Richland Center
and passed Saturday in the city.
-Towner has larger and more
choice line of sterling and plated silver
ware than ever. Engraving free.
DIR. Kronson, the eye specialist, will
be at the Park Hotel, Wednesday and
Thursday, January 10th and 18th.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin. dentist, success
sor to DIR. Rogue. Office in Devlin
block, opposite new Fortney hotel neer
-Purdy Woodmen give masquerade
ball on Friday night of this week The
public is invited to join the choppers. "
The consideration paid by Frank
Chase for the 240-acre farm south of
Liberty Pole, owned by A. c. Cass, was
IS, 900.
The la Fargo Enterprise reports
that the Wauzeka Excelsior plant will
soon be moved to that village. Good for
La Fargo.
Chicken thieves are abroad in the
land On recent night they stole a
dozen or more from the hen house of
Chas. Grubb.
Miss Dora Crumrine spent holidays
at the old home near Sugar Grove. She
is one of the foremost instructors in the
Fl. Atkinson schools.
Our local ice dealers have been lay
ing their summersupplyd during the past
few days. Most of the CONCEALED aqua
pura comes from Bishop branch
"A basket sociable for the benefit OF
Liberty Pole Good Templars' lodge will
be held at their hall on Friday evening.
Everybody is invited to join in the good
time.
AT Sugar Grove, January first, Miss
Emma Strum and Eugene Turnmire
were married, Justice Ward performing
ceremony at the residence of F. HI.
Drake.
George Groves, whom all the young
people like, has dismembered himself
from the city high school for the purpose
of taking charge of his fathers store al
Ross.
Many of his local comrades in Com,
pany M. will learn through this squit
that Sergeant Fred Mitchell just left his
Richland Center home to take up the
study of medicine at Chicago.
Mr. A. w. Wilson, for twenty
nine years agent of the G. NJ 81 St
Paul company at Sparta, died ON Tues
day last. The obsequies were largely
attended by railroad men and citizens
Agent Boyle of this city, was present
Before making selections of wal
paper, borders or mouldings, be sur,
and see Will Castles fine line of sam
pies. He will make a canvass of the
city in the near future and surprise
buyers with low prices and excellent
designs.
"A daughter of VIM. Pulham of this
city. fell while ascending the cellar
stairs at the farm home of S. N. Hon
alser in Franklin. The young lady
suffers from the fracture of two ribs
injured spine and bl uises. She wai
brought to this city on Friday.
Wallace G. Collins has resigned
from the general managership of tn,
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
way. Henry r. Williams, genera
superintendent of the road, will becom,
general manager Mr.. Collins goe
with southern road.
FLOYD Mcclure, one of Sparta
former well-known, popular and brill
liant young men, died suddenly from
diphtheria in Milwaukee, on Thursday
where he was associated PROFESSIONAL,
with one of the strong law firms of til,
city Mr.. Mcclure was secre tary of tn
Kickapoo Railroad company
IA scientist says. IF the cart
were flattened the sea would be tw
miles deep all over the world" Afte
meditating, a Kansas editor gives on
the following: IF man is caugh
fiattening out the earth, shoot him o.
the spot and don't be too blamed partic
ular what spot. A great many of n
can't swim.
Wi en a fellow resolves TO qui
smoking and has kept the resolve for
whole day on the new year, what is h
to do if friend presents him with DO
of tirst-cias cigarsf Smoker. wha
would you dor Andrew j. Johnson
the druggist is responsible for on
downfall IN this respect Human ma
ture is both weak and appreciative.
IS. Il. Pollard. who has made such
success in his canvass for che Tuniso
Map company, has secured the stat
agency for the same 1t is first-clas
map, giving desirable information a.s
does of postoffices, towns and villages
population, etc. Will Castle has bee
given Grant comfy as territory I
work. Mr. Pollard is this week work
ing the eastern part of the county.
Treasurer Gerry of Forest, was owe
to pay his state tax into the county til
last Wednesday, and incidental
dropped goodly number of silver piece
into the CENSOR receptacle. for hi
neighbors. He is the responsible part
in prosecuting the gold mines near Va
ley, and SAYS work Is progress sing sati
factorily with good prospects of tindin
pay ore. They are sinking large sla
Mr.. Curry says that an assay of OF
furnished hope shat their efforts woul
not be in vain. The farm of Chas.
Eastman is the scene of their labors.
Miss May McKittrick had tenders
to her and declined the position # a
sistant. instructor of the Englis
course in the Madison high school I'll
board of education at Two River
where she is engaged as assistant. m
terially increased her compensate
rather than dispense with her service
Hiss McKittrick is complimented l
lose high in state educational authori
AZ being one Of the most .effecti'
achers in the state.