Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-03-21
nj 1about @our friends and HelgA6ors.

ing her sister, Mrs. Carl Severson
-Crlwford county has organized
MutucI Farmers Insurance Company
-Mr. Martin, of the firm of Martil
&; Kuebier, spent Sunday in the city.
Editor Haines of the Westbv Time
was among our Monday callers.
Attorney Proctor went to Madison
on Monday to argue case in suprem
court.
james Shotwell, of Ohio, is her
visiting his sister, Mrs. N. j. Deaver
who is i'll.
Miss Edna Harris, who spent tn
winter in this city, returned to her hom
ar Aberdeen.
Mrs n A. Svigum received the sat
news of the death of her aunt, Mis- Wig
dale, at Kenyon, Minnesota.
Freeman Fulmer has returned from
Wood county and settled down on tn,
old stamping grounds in Stark
Work in the local tobacco warehouses
is nearly completed. Helgeson & Espe-
seth closed their place on Saturday.
Miss Flossie Shearer of Fennimore, il
visiting her sister, Mrs Henderson. Mis-
Shearer will attend the Viroqua school
Miss Ethel Atwood departs for Chi
cago, tonight, to spend ten days learn
ing the fashions and selecting new mil
linery stock.
John Tate has sold his Liberty farm
to Frank Chase of this city. He will
move with his family to Minnesots
very soon.
Frank Chase has disposed of the Oh
son farm near Bristow, which he recent
ly bought, to Toilet Holfsetter, late OF
Dane county.
The CENSOR has added to its other
facilities for rdoing rapid and first-class
work, an Ideal paper cutter, one of the
largest and best ma kes
H. S. Morrison, who recently dis
posed of the old Nichols farm in Liberty
has purchased the Hazel Curry place OF
1S5 acres at Rusk's Corners.
General Manager James has re-
turned from Washington and reports
that mail service on the Kickapoo line
will be e-established March 27th.
Lyle Tate of this city, and G. c..
Churchill of Ontario have had increases
of pension, the former from So to SO
per month, and the latter from $S to $12.
Rev. Roger will take up his resi-
dence in Michigan, where he will have
a regular pastorate. He is an excellent
citizen and earnest Christian gentleman,
Oscar johnson is employed by the
Champion Machine Company with field
operations in Crawford county. He
proved successful representative for
the company last season.
For two or three days, during last
weeks thaw, the Kickapoo railroad track,
for two or three miles in extent, was un-
der water and trains were prevented
from making their regular runs.
Veteran Thos. DeLacy, of Crawford
county, was in the city today, and took
hons with him a fine Poland China
brood SOW, purchased of Ben Williams.
The latter bought her in Ohio.
Editor Charley Miller and DIR. Fred
Barney came over from Soldiers Grove,
Saturday evening, and returned home
the following day. The CENSOR ac-
knowledges fraternal call from Bro.
Miller while in the city.
-Messrs Lem & Peterson are offering
their stock of shoes at cost to close ont
preparatory to removing to new quar-
ters The building which they occupy
will be removed to make place for Dahl
and Beats new block.
DIR McElwee, the well known
specialist, Viroqus Hotel, Tuesday,
March 81 The doctor cordially invites
persons who have been sick and have
failed to let help elsewhere to consult
him.
Mr. A. NJ. Turgason, of Akan, Rich
land county, was in the city on business
Monday, and favored the CENSOR, with
call He is chairman of the county
board of supervisors and one of the
sturdy and progressive young farmers
of Richland.
Frank Emo, of Valley, has purchas
ed the store and business at Muncle post
Office, and will settle down as merchant
and postmaster for himself. Mr.. Emo il
one of the rising young men of Vernon
county. In fact a chip off the old
block, so to speak.
Oscar Spellum left for Neillsville, on
Monday, to take charge of the grocery
business he recently purchased there.
Neillsville is a splendid town. Oscar is
a good salesman and business man, and
his friends expect to hear of his future
success. His wife follows next week.
A surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs
David Griffin of Kickapoo, on the 7th OF
March. it being the seventy first birthday
anniversary Of Mr.. Griffin. when about
forty of their relatives and friends drove
in and with well filled baskets, tooE
possession, and after the formal greeting
the table was spread and loaded witt
good things to eat.-Viola Intelligencer
L. R. Arlington, returned from &
business visit to Mt. Sterling, and re
ports the death of Mr.. Mcdowell, tbs
old gentleman who conducted market
garden in this city for number OF years
Mr. Mcdowell was an excellent citizen
His aged wife and grown family survive
Mr. Arlington also says that the stat'
veterinarian made visit to Mt Sterling
last Friday, condemning and killing fiv'
glandered horses for Lewis jackson.
C. H Holbrook has become settleC
in the Randall corner building with hi
second hand store. Charley has done /;
rushing business since opening up las
fall. He buys and sells amy old thing
vou may have to dispose of or wish Il
buy. He tells that he has purchased. a
one item in his traffic, 13S stoves sine
he began operations. Call on him if yol
have anything in the shape of second
hand articles.
Friends of Mr.. Morse have beel
pleased during the past few weeks b,
his reporting himself nearly well of tn
very painful rheumatism, which during
the past year, has been gradually dis
abling him. He said few days ago
Il was past all work and was constan
sufferer night and day; my joints wer
getting out of shape and pains IN tn
neighborhood of my heart showed tha
the rheumatism was getting stronge