Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-06
{ III .gbout Hour friends and HeiqA6ors.
Club dance, Friday night.

lion. George E. Tate was over from
La Fargo on business on Monday.
The next dance of the club series
will be given on Friday night, Feb. 8.
Miles G.. Davis spent last week at
Ladysmith, looking after milling inter
ests
DIR. Kronson, the eye specialist, at
the Park Hotel Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
Mrs. Cora Sargent returned. Satur-
day, from three weeks visit il La
Crosse and vicinity.
Mrs H. P Proctor returned from
Elroy on Friday, where she underwent
surgical operation.
Theodore Tollefson of ia Crosse,
enlploye at the Burlington freight office,
spent Sunday with his mother
AT the CENSOR Office is a supply 2
late farmers institute bulletins which
can be secured by calling for them
-Uncalled for letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: DR.. G. E. Quigg, o, B. Nelson
N. 0. Bowman, Mrs. ELAN Thompson
"A number of friends frcm East Coon
Prairie drove to Viroqua, Sunday, and
spent pleasant evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nustad
Another desciple of Blackstone in
town-at the home of Attorney Chas.
MlnshalL The young man made his
debut on Thursday evening
The Viroqua band gives concert
and dance at Soldiers Grove, next Mon
day, February IL. A large number of
our young people will attend.
For sa.e, two full blood Jersey cows.
and one heifer. One fresh, the other
fresh in March. Inquire at CENSOR
office or of J. III. BEAN, Retreat
The new restaurant east of Towner
store Is the best place in Vir oqua to get
square meal or lunch Far mers espec
ally invited to make it their neadquars
ers.
Mrs. Henry McDermott died in
Lincoln, Nebraska, hospital few days
since. She was a sister of Ananias and
John R. Hall of this place, and spent
her girlhood days here.
Mrs. Hattie Kirschner of La Crosse.
president of the state Rebekah assembly,
will meet with Regina Rebekah lodge
OF this city, Monday evening, Feb. Is. A
full attendance is desired.
There will be a special meeting of
Regina lodge, on Friday evening Feb.
4 10, at o'clock. for the purpose of de-
gree work. All officers and members
IRre requested to be present.
n g. G. Poage, a La Crosse boy who
Kls sophomore at the University of
Nlsco' sin, won the honors in the thirty
ftye ia ID dash and the 440 yard run at
the in oor meet a few days ago.
TIE times of sunrise and sunset for
| the month are as follows: Feb 1, 7:0S
a. m. and 5:03 p m. Feb. IL, 656 a. m.
and 5f7p. m Feb. 81. 642 a. m, and
$50 p. M; Feb. %, $50 a. m, and 5:39
p. M.
The nigh school lyceum elected the
following, Friday night: President,
Fred Morley; secretary, Elmer Steen-
bsrs; treasurer, Charley Bush; program
committee, Harry Whiting, Whitney
Nichols and L. p. JUL
I'm closing business letter to the
CENSoR, our former citizen, Geo. w.
Morgan, writes from Hartman, Tennes-
see: This is certainly a delightful win
ter; 20 above zero coldest morning so
far. We are all well and getting along
nicely"
Ten days to three weeks solitary
confinement spent chiefly in bed, is the
latest English prescription for tired or
falling men and women. Well ones are
advised that such q penance faithfully
performed once year would solve the
whole problem of health, strength and
Longevity.
The Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth
Regiments have been ordered to Manila
from the Vigon region, preparatory to
returning to the United States to be
mustered out. The Thirtieth regiment
will also be ordered home in short
time These regiments include large
number of Wisconsin volunteers.
Il In closing business letter to the
CENSoR Mrs. r. FL. Frater writes from
iCleveland Ohio Thus far has been very
mild here. Ne snow to lie on the
1ground Tntil nov there is about two
inches and it is not thawing Extensive
preparations are already un1er way for
the e A r. Eucampmept to be held
There"
Elmer Dunlap came in from Rock
i ford, Hi lois, on Wednesday evening.
lcalle1 TO the city by the illness of his
mo5her. Mr.. Dunlap belongs to the
craft and is at pl esent operator of a
illneotype machine in the Star Office at
Rockford. His many old-time acquain-
tances in Viroqua will be pleased to
learn that he has become an expert in
his line and commands the highest wage
y paid for that work.
-Fennimore Times: What might
have been a serious accident took place
at ID. Dorer's in Mt Ida last week.
While the family was at breakfast they
heard a shot fired and four quails drop.
ped dead on the roof When hunters
8 are so unsportsmanlike and not only
8 disregard the laws of the state but
En- shoot promiscously and right near the
house, no defense is needed to close the
bars against hunting altogether The
shot might easily have miscarried and
entered the house.
~ Viola Intelligencer: Lafe Barber
- has taken charge of the train on the
Wisconsin Western railroad as conduct
\ or, during the absence of B. G. Rosen
GRAMS who is spending the winter in the
south Lafe is an old hand at the bust
ness and his face will be familiar tC
many who used to ride with him while
on the Prairie du Chen division on tbs
Center branch -Mesdames Andrew
Butt Chase, Neefe, Nixon and Robinson
of La Fargo, came down on Thursday
afternoon train of last week and visited
the Ladies Aid society. which met il
The church.
A statistical authority informs u
nat the twentieth century will hav,
twenty -four leap years. the creates
lumber possible. February will hav'