Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-16

The city OF Baraboo is to have free
delivery of mail.
Office rooms to rent inquire of b.
+. Purdy, Viroqua
"A great L4any in the city are suffer
ing from severe colds.
-Strayed, brown COW. Finder please
inform CENSOR Office.
Capt Silbaugh transacted business
ii La Crosse, last week
Miss Anna Turn er returned from q
two weeks visit to Viola
Clerk of the Court Mains and wife
spent Sunday in La Crosse.
Supt. Gardner holds teachers asso-
tion at Valley next Saturday
Mrs Mary Bates of Retreat, has
been visiting friends in the city.
The Sauk county board killed the
project to build new court house.
Band concert this week, FIR day
evening at First Congregational church
Master Mason degree will be con
ferred in Viroqua Masonic lodge tonight.
Mrs. J. w. Lucas and son of Iowa,
visited with friends in Viroqua last
week.
Ladies buy your bread, cakes, pies
rolls and doughnuts at Carlson's new
restaurant.
-Hillsboro fair association shows re-
ceipts and disbursements of SO, 516 13
the past season.
John E. Stoll, the hustling young
merchant of Mound Park, was in town
on business, Tuesday.
Rev. Everts of Retreat, and Clerk
Morgan of Wheatland, 5atted with the
nriutpTa IN Thursday last
Establishment of rural mail delivery
routes in La Crosse county has caused
the discontinuance of five postoffices.
Announcement of illustrated lee
ture: Land of the Midnight Sun, at
the Lutheran Synod church, January %.
John Seymour was in from Wheat
land and remained over Thursday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Gauper
Missionary society of Lutheran Sy-
nod church meets in the afternoon of
Friday at the home of Mrs. Bolstad, in
this city.
-Haughton Brown cut off the end of
his middle finger on the left hand while
dressing broom corn. DIR. Belt attended
the injury.
Miss Kittie Norris, daughter of
John Norris, entertained party of
young friends at birthday party at her
fathers home.
Prof Kronson, the eye specialist,
will make his next professional visit to
this city, and be at Park Hotel, on Jan
uary 90 and "a
Hans Thompson and another young
man recently returned from Virginia
how v1r1rOhooaI 1ar,I nd
to locate in the near future.
DIR r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located stairs in the new block oppo-
site the postoffice. Take stairway Just
south of Dahls drug store
The first of series of club dances
for the winter occurred at Opera house,
probably be held alternate Friday even
ings.
-tounty Treasurer Lier is absent at
Coon Valley closing up some business
affairs. Deputy Steenburg is in charge
of affairs during Mr.. Lier's temporary
absence.
The La Fargo Enterprise says that
Miss Mittie Millard received Christ
mas gift of solid gold ring made in
in 1858, of gold dug by her grandfather
in 1S49.
"A delegation of Newton Woodmen
attended Viroqua camp at its last meet
ing, uniting with the same The New
ton camp surrendered it's charter some
time ago.
lis your wife good cook?" asked
someone of the young man who had re-
young husband. thoughtfully 'she can
bas1 xra te,. hnr1t b,4rpirp IL -
The Woodmen of Coon Valley will
give mask ball at their hall on the
evening of Friday, January 26. Two
grand prizes will be given away. No
doubt this will be a successful affair.
M. V. B. Richards has been receiv-
ing visit from sister who resides in
Iowa Miss Richards has been an in
structor in the schools of nearly every
state in the Union, covering fifty odd
terms.
Since last Wednesday this country
has experienced its first sleighing for
the season. About six inches of the
beautiful fell and the sleighing is fair,
nearly all kinds of traffic being brought
to market on runners.
The dwelling house of John Hayden
at De Soto, burned to the ground at
% y GlOCh, WtuArstlhys ANObA-
ing was saved except an organ, sewing
machine and one bed. The family dog
was burned to death, as, for some un-
known reason, it remained in the build
ing There is small insurance.
Rev Daniel Clingman, a former well
known Methodist minister in Vernon
county, died recently at his home near
San Diego, California He was super
annuate of the West Wisconsin, Con-
ference, aged about 75 years, and had
lived retired peaceful life on his little
ranch in San Diego county during the
last ten or twelve years.
Ed Coffland. of Richland Center,
passed through Viola this week enr1ure
home from Viroqua where he has been
visiting mis- brother While in conver.
sation he innident lilly remarked thai
they had $4,000 pounds Of WOOL which,
if they let go now, would cost them
81. 600 for the fun of buying and hand
ling. They are hoping for better prices
before selling. ng.-Intelligencer
Collector for the Viroqua Bant
Association dues, will call on every
member this week AS an inducemen
for settlement. and additional member
ship, tickets will be issued to all mem
bers in good standing, admitting then
and their families to all concerts givel
by the association. The next associa
tion concert will be Friday evening
of this week, January, Is, at First Con