Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-10
Mrs. Chambers and solfest Tol

Mrs. Chambers and Solfest Tollefson
of this city, are critically i'll.
Mrs. Nels Bolstad of Ferryville, is
in the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stebbins.
Viroqua young peoples society
meets at the residence of Chris Oswald,
Thursday evening.
Aid society of Lutheran Synod meets
at residence of David Olsen, Friday
evening, January IL,
Tom Ottum reports the loss of a
good section of beef, which was stolen
from his place near Bristow.
Fred p Bean and Albert Broad
head were up from Retreat on Monday,
| for Odd Fellows installation.
There will be supper at the
Christian church next FRIDAY evening.
Lots of good things Everybody go
and take 10 cents.
Miss Wilson, eighth grade teacher
in our schools, spent Friday observing
eighth and ninth grade work in the
| Sparta schools
Mrs. J. j. Wiisey is prepared to
accommodate few boarders at reason
able rates. Residence nearly opposite
Viroqua Touring mills
!, The Christian church entertain
meRt Friday evening, brought out an
was presented and the society Melted a
snug amount.
| -Messrs E. w. and N. g. Hazen have
leased fine hotel at Merrill 1t is a
40-room, modern hostelry, costing $50,
600 They do not expect to open till
April Nate Hazen will have active
management of the house.
i The last day for paying in taxes to
city, village and township treasurers, is
! February 2Sth, who will have to make
their returns to the county treasurer not
later than the first of March. Today is
the last date for payment at the mini
mum per cent.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Chase of vi
roqua town. celebrate their fiftieth
wedding anniversary at the residence
Of their son Nj. D. Chase, in this city
today. Their sons and daughters and
other relatives will join them ON this
happy occasion.
! The Henry Brothers, Myron, Mar
vim and Samuel, are in receipt of the sad
news of the death of their eldest brother,
Andrew, who died at Pontiac, Michigan,
aged 50 years. Mr.. Henry settled in
this section in 1913, living at Viroqua
and Liberty Pole, moving west in 1874
The success that follows the treat
ment of DIR. Brewer has in part been the
result of his peculiar practice. as well as
from his having devoted so much time
to the exclusive treatment of chronic
diseases. 1t is said that persons come tc
DR.. Brewer from all parts of the coun
try, and never In vain if there Is any
stamina of constitution left. Do not
hnger, trusting TO an uncertainty: lei
DR. Brewer be consulted ON his mex
Wis. at the piroqua hotel in this city, OF
Wednesday. January 18th. Consulta
ton free.
i a new ruling of the internal revenue
!, department has gone iuto effect which
: it will be well for business men ant
others to bear in mind. 1t is to thu
: effect that al. documentary stamps o
the denomination of 10 cents or owe
must be cancelled not only with th'
) initials and date but must also be can
celled by the cutsof knife or othe
sharp instrument three times across tn
} face of each stamp. These incision
must be made lengthwise through tn
3 stamp, beginning not more than one
/ fourth of an inch from one end thereo
! and extending to within one-fourth 0
an inch of the other end.