Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-02-21
Farm to exchange for city property

i Farm to exchange for city property.
| Call at CENSOR Office.
Anniversary of the father of his
country falls on tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum Of Wesley,
visited In Viroqua last week.
Money to loan on real estate. In.
quire of Attorney G. I'll Minshall
Only a few more days till spring
according to the almanac.
The village of Westby will soon
have its new stand pipe erected.
| "A Woodman camp is to be organ
lied at Springville with a charter mem
bership Of IS or 20.
DR.. McElwee, yiroqua Hotel, Tues
day, Feb. 81. Consultation free and
all arecordially invited.
Miss Lulu Burlin is spending fort
night with her brother at Tomah, and
friends at La Crosse.
DIR. Kronson will make his protest.
onal visit to this city and be at the Park
Hotel, today and tomorrow.
Farmers about Sparta have pledged
800 acres of pickles for the factory in
that city the coming season.
The city library had its greatest
output last Saturday, when ninety three
books were taken therefrom
# E. Tate is in Chicago making
selections of new goods for the Big
Store. Mrs Tate accompanied him.
Mrs. Beat. who fell on the sidewalk
last week and sustained injuries that
were quite serious, is much improved
"A. J. Beat and Henry Hopp went to
Richland Center ON Monday, where the
latter will have the Knights Pythian
degrees conferred on him.
1t will pay you to anticipate your
wants for spring by securing some of the
great bargains in the slaughter sale of
wall paper at Towner's.
Elvy Jennings disposed of his e
acre farm in Viroqua town TO Jacob
Green, and in turn purchased the 100
acre place of Cyrus Abbey.
The graduation class of the high
school have petitioned the board to pro-
vide lecture for commencement in
lieu of the usual program of essays and
orations.
Mayor and Mrs. Boyle leave next
Saturday for three weeks outing in
the South, Florida being their objective
point. They accompany the railroad
agents excursion
Andrew Mellem returned from La
Crosse last Saturday, after a siege of
hospital treatment Heis looking well
after his confinement and says he hopes
his trouble is at an end.
John Beatty was home from La
Fargo to pass few days with his family
He has plenty of work at carpentry so
far this winter and says the town prom
ises much building the coming season.
Just received at the Blue Front
the finest line of fancy shirts, fancy
hosiery fancy sweaters ever shown in
the city.
COPELAND, ELLEFSoN & LoKKEN.
Capt Silbaugh attended big Odd
Fellow function in Milwaukee on Thurs
day. He goes to Boscobel to-day The
position Of Grand Master keeps Mr..
Silbaugh on the move much of his time.
H. D. Williams and wife, f. NJ
TOwner and wife, Mesiames II. p
Proctor, NJ. d. Chase and w d. Dyson
are attendants upon the Eastern Star
and Royal Arch Chapters in session at
Milwaukee.
At the hour of midnight a nice
healthy baby boy was left on the door
step of Mr. and Mrs. w S. Young, at
Tomah. Having no children of their
own the little waif will be properly
cared for by TIE Youngs.
I have been informed that report
is circulated in Crawford county, that
belong TO the Modern Woodman lodge
at Westby. | wish to state most en-
phatically that this is not the case.
REV. III. HALvORsEN.
Quite a delegation of our people
attended state convention of the Ep-
worth League held at Sparta. Miss
Minnie Bouffleur served on one Of the
important committees. Otto Paulson,
a Christiana bred boy, now of Sparta,
was elected president of the state
league.
Mr. J. c. Achison has sold his 100
acre farm. three miles south of town,
on the Liberty Pole road, to Ed. Gors.
line Purchase price, $4,000. He will
September, although Mr.. Gorsline will
farm the same the coming season.
Daniel wise will have a big sale Of
blooded Jersey and Hereford stock,
torses, % Poland China stock hogs and
sows, a large variety Of farm implements
grain, field seeds, household furniture
etc, at his place in this city on March
Sth. 1t will be an opportunity to get
big bargains.
The advent of son in the family of
DR.. w. M. Trowbridge, Sunday morning
is the occasion of much rejoicing on
part of the young parents, and also to
Grandpa and Mrs. w. f. Lindemann.
Congratulations have been the order ON
all hands
John Doerr of Springville, recently
purchased from c. J. Smith, a full
blood Shorthorn cow, for which he paid
well on TO $3.50. She is said to be valu-
able animal, five years old, weight about
/, 300 Mr.. Smith bought the COW of J.
l.. Jones' the Leon breeder, some weeks
since.
Peter Pipin Viola blacksmith, bas
| found a son whom he has not seen OF
| heard from for more than twenty years.
The young man has spent much time
| and money in endeavors to locate his
parents When mere child he was
placed in a Canadian school, since which
parents and son have been lost to each
other.
The last entertainment in the Viro-
qua public school lecture course will be
given at Opera house this "wednesday
evening, by Frank A. Morgan, who will
deliver a humorous lecture, entitled
The Evolution Of Lover" Holders
of season and single tickets may reserve
seats, which can be had at Arnold drug
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