Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-02-28
March tomorrow.


r. A. Russell is in Chicago.
Mrs. l. D. Bennett is visiting at
Sparta.
The great religious discussion is on
this week
Attorney Graves is attending court
at La Crosse
Miss Crissie Miller has been quite
seriously ILL.,
Miss Alice Baldwin is the guest of
La Crosse friends.
If your watch or clock is out Of
order take it to Towner
Bert Powell has moved his family
from Genoa, to this city.
Saturday, as whole, was the
coolest day of the season.
Attorney Smith has been confined
to his home by sickness.
Mr. and Mrs Lind take possession
of the Park Hotel tomorrow.
Some choice city and country rea
estate for sale; inquire of c. Ell. Minshall.
-Bewarel Of limitations of Pomeroy
and Pelton's Comstock Spanish tobacco
seed.
Mrs. William Webb has returned
AloIu d. f1SI6 W utT Olu uOu1e II OTdut
county
-Lucius Favor has joined teams with
W. d. Lind in the restaurant business
in Butts block.
Miss Queen Cass went to Sumner,
10 "a, Monday morning, for three
weeks visit
j. W. Groves and wife were here
| from Madison to attend the funeral of
Joshua S. Groves.
Oliver Hayden Ind Thos Foster.
two of Wheatlands young men, were
among our Tuesday callers
Mrs Carl Peterson of Soldiers
Grove, is visiting her mother and other
relatives in this city.
james Royce and S. G. Saxton of
Sparta, were in the city on Monday, the
| guests of Carl Severson.
The old lady Wiganowsky lies at
the point of death, at the home of her
son in the town of Viroqua.
Secretary Alexander attended a
meeting of officers of the West Wiscon-
sin fair circuit, held at Sparta today.
Miss Southwick, who spent the
winter in this city with relatives, de-
parted for her home in Oregon, on Mon
day.
| The w. c. 7. u. will meet with
Mrs. John Nuzum on Tuesday, March
9th, at o'clock p m. Lunch viii be
served.
| Merchant Deckert of Soldiers Grove
| Miller Standard of Towerville, were
| business and social callers on the CEN
soR, Tuesday.
| WIN. Oliver Arthur Demander and
B. B. Morrison offer their residence
properties for sale through the CENSOR
medium today.
The Groves Barnes Music Company
has leased the south room in Opera
block and will have things hummlng
there next week.
| William Cox expects to make a
business trip to California in the near
| future, and for that reason offers his
desirable city residence for sale.
The Willard Theater Company is
playing a weeks engagement at the
Opera house They put on some pleas
| ing bills and had a crowded house at
their opening.
| Prof. Patzer of the Milwaukee nor
NAL school, will lecture before the teach
ers' institute attendants, Wednesday
evening next, in the Congregational
church, on Our Country Schools. " The
public is invited
Dan. Ferry, the illicit dispenser of
wet goods whom our Westby correspo14-
dent writes abo1t. pleaded guilty there
on Tuesday, and was fined $40 and
costs, amounting to 800 District
| Attorney Bennett prosecuted and d. f.
Jones defended.
Entertainment and ball given by
Prof ellis La Crosse orchestra, as
sisted by Jitley Norris, was well at
tended considering the inclement
weather Hulda Helgerson and Chas.
Olson secured the prize rings given
away on that occasion.
The ordinance bonding the city fol
$40. 600 for the establishment of city
hall passed the council unanimously al
/ the last meeting. 1t is now subject
sor sober consideration and discussion
The CENSOR columns viii be open fol
that purpose. Communications should
be brief and to the point
The log DIVE ling house and frame
addition to the same, on the farm OF T.
lC. Bratlie. in Christiana, was entirely
destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
Fire caught from stcve-pipe that ex
tended through the roof Jacob Hagen
tenant on the place, with his family
lost all their personal effects and seq In
cash. Both tenant and owner rein
surad.
!, MIR. Leon Mead in his Bow 3ogget
! Ghost presents volume of nearly 90
pages of prose and verse. The stories
: and sketches are of city and country
! and take in all sorts Of people, Mr.
Mead generally seeing the Humorous
, side of the phases of life presented
, There are hits at well-known people
l and at the follies of society. There i
: such a profusion and variety of sketches
: verses and jokes, that the Handsome
g volume must be kept handy so that 1t
! fund of entertainment may be drawn
4 upon at all times with certainty O
finding something interesting. Tn
! Werner Company, publishers, are Dov
i offering the book to the public u
: another column full explanation o
the offer win be found