Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-09
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Miss Nixon of LaFarge, visited rel
atives in the city.
Don G. Hall Thursday, Friday and
saturday, this week
Hon. j. W. Hoyt was among our
friday business callers.
a. Tullock of Victory, has gone to
Montana to purchase western horses.
Prof Dill Sherman and wife of La
farge, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Z town
Otto Otteson and family have moved
into the house recently vacated by Daniel
Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. HoHenback of
Bergen, mourn the loss of an infant
child
The city schools opened again on
Monday morning, sEter a vacation of
two weeks.
$50, now $14. See J. E. Smith Il Son,
De Soto, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs, n c. Henderson have
returned from their fortnight's visit at
Fennimore.
Postmaster Reeve, James McCarty
aud Jesaw Ewers were in from Reads
town, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Harris, living
west of the city, lost three-year-old
child by diphtheria.
Ray Graves, late of this city, has
united in law partner hip with Judge
Masters at Sparta
The finest car ever displayed ON the
branch is the one used by the Don c.
Hall Company.
Chairman Board has sold his farm
IN the town of Hillsboro and will move
to the state of Washington.
w. G. T. Adams of Readstown, has
accepted the prlncipalship of Hunter,
North Dakota schools.
Henry Helgeson has returned to
La Crosse to renew his studies at the
Wisconsin Business University.
Capt. o. B. Thomas of Prairie du
Chien, was among the outside attorneys
IN attendance upon court last week.
Anyone intending to build this sea-
son will find it to their profit TO read
Strawn q Ripleys new add in this issue
-Postmaster Latimer has removed
the Genoa Office from McManamy's
store to rooms in Fred Morelli's house
The furnaces taken out of the court
house were purchased by NJ NJ Ward,
and will be used in his La Fargo hotel.
Bert Below and wife of Mt Sterling
have been gnests of the latter's parents
In this city, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Ham
mond
Mr.. and Mrs A Galstad of Coon,
celebrated their silver wedding anniver-
sary They were the recipients of coin
and silverware.
-CE4,SoR correspondents are invited
to renew their news gathering and send
to the paper. Let every community be
represented.
Ladies free Thursday night, if ac-
companied by one paid ticket Prices
10, Is and 25 cents. Seats now on sale
av Davis & Arnolds.
Don G. Hall Company, three nights.
January 10, IL and 10. Prices 10, Is
and %. Ladies free Thursday night
Seats now on sale.
Miss Southwick, who has been
spending the winter at the home of her
aunt, Mrs l. d. Bennett returned TO
her home In Washington.
Mrs. Wyman received check on
Saturday, for 80, 900 from the Ancient
Order of United Workman, through the
agent here, G. Fl. Clarke
-Helgeson q Espeseth have been
notified by company officials that rail-
road siding will be laid to their tobacco
warehouse in this city in early spring.
Albert Kuehn and Mr.. Adams were
Genoa callers of Friday. They report
the Woodman ball on New Years night
the largest affair of the kind ever given
in that village
The CENSOR was in error last week,
in saying that the G.. A. r. and W. r.
G. installation to be held next Friday
evening would be public. 1t is so far
rs the families of members of the order
are concerned
Mrs. W. III. Peters of Michigan, is
visiting her parents. J. FL. Swain and
wife She is accompanied by her child
rem and father-in-law, Samuel Peters.
The latter is now in business at Two
Harbors, Michigan.
-Messrs. Board, Vance and Davidson.
members of the county board finance
committee, met last Saturday and made
final settlement with retiring Treasurer
Fortun and turned the affairs of the
Office over to Treasurer Lier.
Peter M. Staffslien and Andrew
Role, We're Coon Callers on Saturday
The former recently returned from
North Dakota, where he took up gov
ernment land 100 miles north of Bis
mark, where he expects to move in the
spring
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Mr.. Nick Benson, Mr.. Otto
W. Beny, Mr.. VIM. Rusk, Mr.. d. A.
Clark, Mr.. Arnie Nelson, c. F. Drake,
Mrs. Adelpha Reed, Mrs. Susie Alling,
Miss NJ Holland, Nellie G. Kinnear,
Regina Johnson.
The Royal Tailors of Chicago have
made big ut price on clothing Their
$12 and Sl5suits are the best values we
have ever s, en- on rightly tailored suits,
cut and made strictly to measure
J. E. SMITH & Son, Local Dealers.
De Soto.
Will Lawton has been at La Fargo
assisting in the perfection of local tele-
phone exchange which he tells the CEN
soR is very good system and starts
with twenty patrons He says the toll
lines extending to La Fargo have been
improved and the service will be much
superior to the past
AT La Fargo, the other day, large
two-storS building nearly completed,
tine property of Mr.. Hook, collapsed, fall
ing fiat 70 the earth. There were num-
Der of mec working about the premises,
but all escaped without injury. The
building was to .,e used by Mr.. Hook for
a feed mill and grain store.
One of the most exciting races on
record was witnessed last Saturday, be-
TWEEN the managers of the Readstown
Tin and Sheet Iron Works and the W.
w. section crew. The race was run
between La Fargo and Readstown.
Best time hour and 33 minutes. The
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