Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-30
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week visiting with relatives at LaFarge.
Robert Hammer was over from
Hillsboro to spend Sunday with his sister.
Frank Reese of Harper's Ferry found
a fifty grain button pearl that is valued
at 5000.
-Thos. Deaver aud brother will put
in brick manufactory at Cashton the
coming spring.
Mr. Charley Foreman of Kickapoo,
lost his house and contents by fite re-
Gently. No insurance
MIR. p. Jacobus of Freeman, Craw-
ford county, visited with his sister, Mrs.
A Proctor, last week.
Vaughn d Son, clothing dealers,
have left LaFarge and gone to Lady
smith, Chippewa county.
Soldiers Grove has an addition of an
attorney to it's population-MrC Cryder-
man, late of Milwaukee.
-Brom Emberson and John Seymour
of Wheatland transacted business at
the county seat Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Alfred Proctor, who injured
herself by a fall ON the sidewalk some
time ago, is improving, although not
yet able to walk.
Grant county deferred action in re-
gard to the building of new court
uOtisC uIlli bAC AtOfCilDE1 cCc5kOA Va ohC
county board.
The we'll known Howe Scale COM
pany of Massachusetts, may establish
branch manufactury at Ia Crosse, to
supply the western demand.
Mrs. Wyman is Offering for sale the
private library of her late husband. 1t
is large and choice selection of nearly
or quite one thousand volumes.
DIR. Kronson, the eye specialist. will
make his next professional visit to this
city and be at the Park Hotel, Wednes-
day and Thursday, February 8 and Z.
La Farges railroad business last
year is reported tc have exceeded that
of Soldiers Grove by 500. That is to
say, La Fargo is the best town on the
| line. Enterprise.
Chris Yeager, who was sent to Men
| dota hospital, from the town of Chris
tiana, two years ago, has been discharged
4 from the institution, and has gone to
| California to pass the winter.
Henry Waters of Mt. Hope, Kansas,
who resided here as boy, died at his
home short time since. He was about
So years of age. He was brother of
W. S. Waters of Springville, and a
member cf the family well known here
as pioneers of the county.
Word was received in the city this
naorning of the death from consumption
of Fred Natwick, at Chaseburg. Mr..
Natwick was a son-in-law of Eek Morri-
kson. Mrs. Natwick is well known among
sthe young people of this city and the
sympathy of all goes out to her in her
sorrow
The CENSOR is under obligations to
the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, for fine wall map of the
state, on the reverse side of which is a
world map and the pictures of the gem
tIemen who have filed the presidential
chair The Tolands are never slow in
their advertising outputs.
Since first coming to the city DR..
Kronson, she eye specialist has gained
the COM ence of the people, which
together with his ability is the cause of
his increasing practice. If in need of
his services you will find him at the Park
Hotel in this city, on Wednesday and
Thursday, February and Z.
Mr.. B. f. Purdy returned from
Kansas on Saturday, reporting his aged
mother greatly improved in health
While at Wichita Mr.. Purdy visited
some of the saloons where Mrs. Nation
got in her work of destruction in de-
Inolishing the furniture and fixtures
of places that were selling whiskey in
violation of law.
Jerry Alger the man who stole 5000
from his employer in Minnesota. and
who was arrested in this city by Sheriff
Minshall, was taken back to Minnesota
and bound over to district court He
had only $50 of the amount left when
arrested the balance having been dis
tributed around in his attempts to es-
cape capture
-Cashtor Odd Fellows installed the
following officers on Saturday night
Geo. Willgrubs, N. G.; A. Bakken, V.
g.; Carl Coe, Sec. G. c. Taylor, Treas.
A. G.. Goodrich, warden John Will
grubs. /. G.; A. Perkins, o. G.. A Roes
Ter. r. S. N. G. e. A. Lord. L. S. N
G 20. G. Briggs, R. S. V. G.. Granville
Hall. L. S. V. G.; Martin Hagen, R. S
s.; Fred Cole, L. s. S.
Mrs. Alice Fox, wife of Elias Fox
died at her home in HilIsboro on Mon
day. January 21st, after years suffer
ing from cancer. She leaves husband
one son and other relatives She wa'
II 42 wears of age and had been resident
of HiIlsboro since 1890. Funeral oc
Cured at the Congregational church il
that village last Wednesday afternoon
I Deceased was highly respected woman
and an active member of the local so
l cieties of Hillsboro
DIR. f. B. Brewer is man of integ
II rity of character, candid in his nedica
II examinations, possessing an experlenc
/ in chronic diseases. Persons having oil
/ chronic ailments will do well to give hin
i "a call. He has won many encomlum
/ from those suffering from various dis
eases, and the press every where speal
of him in high praise DIR. Brewer VII
make his next visit at the Viroqua Hous
on Wednesday. February 9. Consults
tion and examination free
II "A young gentleman with his intend
a ed. appeared before Justice Pollard o
\ SATURDAY. and said they were ready to b
sshooked up." The magistrate inquire
for their license and was told it was
n new wrinkle they were unaware ol
The bride to-be had come from distan
county and they were in a dilemma
\ know what to do during the intervenin
five DAYS required uy law should hcens
be secnred. Judge Mahoney came
/ their RELIEF, giving them permit an
II the much embarrassed couple wef
n their way happier and wiser.
H. "A farm hand employed near Me
a rose, Iowa, with S. 90 as his entire cap
II tal, beat his way to Chicago on freigi
n Etrain. attended the fat stock show, toe
n This place among the bidders, purchase