Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-31
Frank E. Tate and wife drove t
LaFarge on Monday.

FRANK II. late ana Vile drove TO
LaFarge on Monday.
-Barnard's ground hog is unnecessary
| to enlighten us that it is cold
Mrs. G. J. Smith has been enjoying
a visit from two sisters of Minneapolis.
| Wanted, married man to work on
dairy farm. Inquire of G. V. Porter,
Viroqua.
We are having the coolest weather
Of the season. Mercury from Is to Is
below each morning
| Mrs. Little of Portage, head of the
Eastern Star in the state, paid a visit to
Mrs. F. NJ Towner, last week.
| Don't miss the entertainment at
Opera hall. Saturday night Reserved
seats 80 cents, now on sale at Arnold's
drug store.
superintendent Gardner announces
his examination for common school
| graduates on February 22nd and 23rd.
See advertisement.
The Kickapoo train had an accident
near Readstown, Monday. No one was
Injured and but light damage to- prop
erty. done.
j. J. Marshall and r. P. Dalton OF
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stinging cold of Tuesday and drove tc
the county seat.
CENSOR and Inter-Ocean, ST. So.
CENSOR and Milwaukee Sentinel, 81. so.
Many new and old subscribers are
availing themselves of this cheap com
bination.
| Judge Mahoney arrived from La
Crosse on Thursday. He brings cheer.
ing tidings from his son Emmett, who
is rapidly improving since the recent
operation for appendicitis.
John M. Olson of Newton, has pur
chased the residence and one lot OF
which Frank A. Chase lives in the First
ward Mr. Olson will remove here and
follow his trade of carpenter
The Frank Howard Concert and
Speciality company were here last No
vember and gave excellent satisfaction
They come again Saturday night, ani
should have large audience. Reserved
seats, 35 cents.
Those approaching quartette o.
male voices, should not miss the How
ard companys entertainment SATURDAY.
evening. This company carries one Of
the best optigraph machines, represent
ing moving scenes from real life. This
is worth seeing. Secure your seati
early.
Those who saw the Howard com
pany last Nc vember, pronounced it on,
of the best ever given here They hav,
the same people, INT an entire change
of program. Their moving pictures are
the best ever shown here. Don't mis-
| A
/ F. M. Towner now furnishes the
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel at 81 PEI
year. 1t is the cheapest and best pape,
published at that price. The Sentinel
because of its position on publ,
questions, is entitled to large patron
age. 1t reaches good portion of Yer
non county postofficos the day O
publication.
When twas reported that the official
of the Baltimore 81 Ohio railroad had de
cided to discharge fat men and replac,
them with lean fellows, Peck's Sun said
In going around some of the curves on til,
road, along there in Virginia and Mary
land. it is little tough to have 3dG-ii
brakeman or conductor fall on you, but i
seems as though the fat boys ought not t,
be fired. Why not have slim girls for con
ductors and breakwomen2 Everybody
would travel on the road if there were
girls to fall in their laps. Somebody ough
to call President Underwood's attention
to this scheme.
! In Justice Toney's court, last Fri
day. August Tosterud Of Viroqna town
appeared and pleaded guilty to tn,
charge of selling unwholesome beef liz
this market. and fine of ten dollar.
was imposed In extenuation Mr.. Tos
terad says that he killed the animal OF
recommendation of the party who as
sisted in caring for the COW, and WHIT
said that there was no reason why i
might not be used If this little exam
pie will have the effect of correcting
! abuses in the way of exposing for sal,
t articles unfit for use, it will have servet
an excellent purpose. The sale 81
: iumpy jawed cattle, diseased and Grip
pied hogs and other animals, ought no
to be countenanced.