Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-23


Maple City Soap contains no rosin.
Everett K Barnes spent Sunday il
the city with relatives and friends.
The famou easy washer. Maple City
Soap works per fectly in hard water.
-Abner Silhaugh spent the week in
the up counties on collecting tour for
F. NJ. Towner.
-Cashton Odd Fellow and Rehekah
lodges held joint installation of officers
on Saturday evening.
Uriah Kaufman of Greenwood, had
the misfortune TO have log roll upon
him, breaking eg.
-Schall, the La Crosse piano tuner
will be in town next week. Leave or
ders at Browns music store.
i offer my one-haif interest in the
Viroqua Touring mill for sale. Terms
to suit purchaser. MRS. M. c. NELSON.
Mr.. J n. Hall of Clinton, was
cises of Viroqua Regina lodge, Monday
nj ght.
All are invited to hand to the CEN
soR force personal and general local
items Of interest during the winter
months
The high school building at Fair
child was destroyed by fire last Wednes-
day Ii was frame building No one
was injured.
Melvin Olson has the express run on
the Viroqua branch, having taken the
place of E. L Rogers, who has been
transferred TO the Valley division
-You can buy a god substantial
house broom for 20 and 25 cents at the
new broom factory on Rusk avenue,
Third ward. BROWN & SWEGER.
Old La Grippe has bad good per
cent. of our citizens within his embrace
the past few days, but it is pleasure to
say that his grip has been released on
most of our people
DIR Andrew of De Soto, tho has
been WI lestling with typhoid fever ia a
La Crosse hospital for the past six weeks,
is again able to take up his work of
caring for other sick ones.
M essrs. Fred and Rollo Welch have
gone to Westby, where they are employ
ed, the former as foreman and the lat
ter as book keeper in large tobacco
factory - Baraboo Republic.
Chairman and Mrs J. W. Potts ofc
Liberty, are called to mourn the loss offs
a three-year old son from diphtheria or
meE braneous Group. They lost young
daug nter last fall from diphtheria.
MIR. John Foster will sell at publ
auction at his farm, known a. the Res
farm, one mile east of De Soto. on Sat
urday, Janusry 26lh, his farming inn
plements and seven tons Of hay, straw,
etc.
The farmers Of the vicinity of Will
ton held meeting on Saturday. four
hundred strong, and organized d Fal m
ers Protective Creamery association
They will put up new plant close by
the present one.
The b BIS. will serve chicken pie
supper in the parlors of the Church of
Christ on Friday evening from $50 to
Z o'clock A good square meal for only
Is cents Take your family and your
friends and enjoy good meal and help
a good cause.
The Sparta Democrat is authority
for the following: Frank Cole, living in |
the town of Lafayette, was fined So and
costs in justice court last Tuesday. for
cruelty to animals. 1t was charged that |
Cole stabbed a calf with pitchfork |
No provocation would excuse such an |
act, and n punishment more severe |
should be provided for such cases.
The Hackett orchestra of Baraboo, !
consisting of five professional musicians, |
violin, harp. cornet, clarinet and from
bone will furnish music for the dance |
next Tuesday evening, January 80 ut |
Optra house This organization is strict |
Iv - dance orchestra Mr. Hackett is |
one of the finest promptors in the busi- !
ness. and has all the latest music and |
dances. Everybody is invited.
Mr.. Giles Hayden. an oil settler
ind we'll known citizen Of thu county, |
died on Friday last at his home near
Victory, and was buried on Sunday. Mr. |
Hay6 en- was sick but short time. Mrs |
Hayd an was critically i'll at the same
time and it was feared the shock of her
husbands death might hasten her end |
Mr. Hayden was over 20 years of age
He leaves wife. several children and
numerous relatives throughout the
county.
Here's a swindle to catch the farmer |
and it has the merit of being perfectly |
legal A land speculator comes along
and offers big price Tor part of his |
farm. The farmer accepts and $50 is |
paid down to bind the bargain, the pa |
pers to be made out in two or three |
weeks. Before the time is up along |
comes speculator No. 2 al wants to buy |
the whole farm at big price. Farmer
bites and writes to No. 1 offering say
S400 to let him off No 1 reluctantly |
consents to this. No never shows up, |
and the farmer is ont $3.50. When will
suckers cease TO bite?
The Sunday school of the Church of
Christ will give concert at the church
on Friday night. Program will consist
of songs, recitations, instrumental mu-
sic and an entirely new program render
ed by f. NJ Minshall on his concert
phonograph. The records TO be used
are the ones purchased by Mr Minshall
on his recent visit TO Chicago, and they
will be used for the first time before
Viroqua audience at this concert Ad-
mission 10 and 10 cents, and the pro-
ceeds will be used to apply on the fur
mace which the Sunday school has placed
in the church.
Head Consul Northcott says that
from January 1 to December /, 1900,
the deputy head consnls of the Modern
Woodman society have organized 1, ,645
new camps with %, 672 members. In
addition they have secured 49, S04 mem
bers for the II months. OF the death
claims allowed board of directors this
month, 33 resulted from constitutional
diseases, of which 81 were due to tuber-
culosis; 43 out of the 81 charged to zy
motto or germ diseases, were due TO
typhoid fever: of the 10 resulting from
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