Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-27
III About 1ov friends and HeigAboys.

"A young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Coleman died at Readstown on
Sunday.
Isaac Solberg has added ar up-to-
date drill and bolt-case to his shop fur
nishings
Col Henry Casson is steadily i'm
proving and will soon come home to re-
cuperate.
MIR. j E. Green of Mitchell, South
Dakota, is visiting with his brother,
Z. Green, near this city.
John Dragne and father of franklin
and q A. Kalvestran of this city, are
state capital visitors this week.
j. 4 Norris and Geo. Willgrub of
Cashton, were among the CENSOR s
welcome Saturday callers.
Superintendent Gardner makes pub
lie the place and dates for holding spring
examinations for teachers.
Have you old gold or silver2 We
buy It, or make it over into new goods.
JOSEPH BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Letters uncalled for at the Virnaua
office: f. Bidwell Thos. Mccall; Mrs.
G. E. Chase, Mrs. Claude M. Mackenzie,
Miss Rosa Thompson.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, Dentist is now
located mp stairs in the new block oppo-
site the postoffice. Take stairway Just
south of Dahls drug store.
Word comes from Aberdeen South
Dakota, that twin boys are recent ar
rivals at the home of Judge A. w. Camp
bell formerly of this city
e. NJ. Allen has been detained from
returning to his home at Redfeld, South
Dakota, by a smallpox quarantine.
There ara sixteen cases in the town.
Former Sheriff Ericsson came over
from Rockton on business, Saturday.
He says it is little lonesome and awk-
ward getting down to real farm life
again.
The next sociable of the Missionary
society of the Lutheran Syno church,
will be held at the home of Chas. Ash
Jornson this wednesday, evening, All
invited
20. E. Harris and family of Jefferson,
taking with them farm implements,
household effects, etc departed for
Sphinx county, North Dakota, last Tues-
day to make new home.
The Lenten season is here once more
't is a season when you will be doing
yourself justice by taking rest" in
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sanitary practice, it is well to observe it.
Chairman Sherman L. Mcvey has
disposed of his mercantile interests at
Rockton to his cousin, Stanton McVey.
The former has accepted a position as
travelling statesmen for La Crosse gro
cerv house
Lest between Fred Eckhardts
warehouse and the Central Hotel,
black pocketbook containing sum of
money. Finder will be suitably reward
ed by returning same to Mrs. E. A.
Tower, Viroqua.
Ole G. Anderson will sell at public
auction, at his farm two miles north of
Viroqua, on Monday. March II, horses,
cattle, hogs farming implements, feed
null, blacksmith's outfit sawmill out
fit and farm produce.
The state university theatre party
of which Miss Jennie Butt is a leading
member, is making pleasure tour of
the state presenting the play "A Coloni-
al Girl" The party is meeting with
success wherever they appear.
Andrew Motley of Ontario, was in
town last Saturday, accompanied by
brother from Nebraska Mr.. Motley
told us that there were two cases of
smallpox in the neighborhood of On
tario, and that the schools are closed.
Secretary Graves OF the local library
association recently wrote to Andrew
Carnegie, the national library philan-
thropist, asking for a donation for our
city. He caused reply to be written
stating that to cities of our population
he did not make contributions.
-Nordal Neprud, manager of the
Coon Valley mills. was in the city on
business last Saturday. He told the
CENSOR that they are having more grind
ing than they can accommodate this
winter; that their machiueryis is in opera
tion seventeen hours each day.
"A party of Sir Knights consisting of
j. Henry Tate, Jos. Pulver, f. M Tow
ner, Capt. Silbaugh, L. G. Boyle, Thos.
P. Hill, Chas. S. Slack, C. 7. Smith, j.
ii. Bennett, Blaine Rusk, S. A. Farr
w. N. Coffiand and O. G. Munson at
tended Sparta Commandery on Friday
evening and witnessed the comforting of
the Templar honors on Conductor Gro
yer.
-Wantedl A ragged and dirty dollar
bill, for which l will give in exchange a
brand new handspring, to replace the one
that broke in your watch, yesterday,
and l will fit it into your watch, and set
the watch going again, and guarantee
the handspring to last one year, oil
without extra charge.
Jos. BOEHRER.
Matchmaker and Jeweler
His many friends will be panied to
learn of the death of Supervisor Frank
Henika of Readstown who passed away
at the home of his son, DIR. Henika, in
that village on Sunday. Mr. Henika
was native of New York, 50 years OF
age. During the rebellion he was a vol
unteer in Company F, Second Wiscon
sin cavalry, serving three years and
nine months. The remains were taken
to his old home at Madison on Wednes
day.
Rev. John A. Stemen lectured to &
Westby audience, subject Influence o.
Modern Education. The hall was filled
to it's capacity by an attentive and appre
ciative audience. Rev. Stemen deliver
ed mastery address. Not only wal
the delivery good but his manners ar
pleasing to the audience and the lecturt
was useful, easy TO comprehend by tb'
educated as well as by the less educated
Should Rev Stemen be kind enough t.
visit Westby again he can depend on
getting good sized and appreclatlv
audience -Westby Times.
The spring term of the Tnlsnd Uni
versities located at Lacrosse, Fan Claire
Monroe and " Wausau, Wisconsin, an
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