Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-20
IL you would be perfect.
Dear sisters aud brothers,
Just follow the counsel
You give unto others.


Mr.. Spaulding. citizen of Vic.ory,
died on the 9th instant.
Mrs Jane Nelson visited with hel
son, 7. j. Thorson. at Cashton.
Ole. ]. Nustad of Viroqua town, has
been visiting at La Crosse.
Mrs A. e. Spencer and daughter of
Mt. Sterling, visited friends in this city.
Miss Helen Carter of Readssown,
has gone to North Dakota to teach
school.
Miss Jessie Troupe of Melvina, spent
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. j. Wilsey.
Mr. and Mrs o. A. Kalvestran spent
Sunday with the ]atter's sister, Mr..
Thostrud, at Cashton.
Special engagement with 'Duffees
Jubilee" of Kelly & Edwards the comedy
duo, singers and dancers.
Have you old gold or silver? We
buy it, or make it over into new goods
JOSEPH BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The annual meeting of the Wiscon-
sin Press Association will be held at
Madison, February 26-2S inclusive.
Saturday was an old fashioned bust
ness day in Viroqua The streets and
business places of the city were crowded.
A correspondent writes that no less
than six tobacco sheds will be built in
the immediate vicinity of Sugar Grove
the coming spring.
Don't fail to see the Irish cake walk
in ''Duffee's Jubilee" The big comic
sensation, first time on any stage OPP
era house, Monday. Feb 25.
-Thenew restaurant east of Towner's
store is the bestplace in Viroqua to geta
square meal or lunch. Farmers especi-
ally invited to make it their headquars-
ers.
Peter J. Nustad, a town of Hamburg
young man was adjudged insane and
taken to Mendoza on Monday. He was
released from the same hospital two or
three years ago
The last census rep rt shows that
Black River Falls has lost 1923 in popu-
lation during the past ten years, owing,
it is said, to the closing up of logging
operations at that place.
"A sleighing party consisting of DIR.
Chandler. and Misses Nettie Silbaugh,
Mabel Bowman, Mary jacobson and
Alma Steenburg of Viroqua. drove
down to Viola, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. George Sp1rrier of Sugar Grove,
died yesterday WED morning after
lingering illness. Mr. Spurrler was one
of the oldest citizens of Vernon county
and was highly respected by all who
knew him The funeral will probab'7
soe held at Soldiers Grove. - Readstown
Herald. s.sss 81
We heard the other day of an editor
in the eastern part Of the state who has
two subscribers who frequently get full
o,,I
they come to the office and pay a year
in advance. One of them is already
credited to the year 1941. We certainly
will write the editor in question to find
out what kind of whiskey those fellows
drink Dial Enterprise.
The Hillsboro Sentry says that Mrs.
A. J. Greedy was quite severely bitten
on the arm by horse which was
standing at the corner As she was
passing~the horse reached out and bit
her on the arm bruising it tquite severely
although heavy cape lessened the
severity of the injury.
Mr.. Kelly. who plays Senator Duffee
in Duties Jubilee, will be remembered
here for his clever character work with
Mobiles Dramatic Co and his own COM
pany, Kelley and Angels comedians.
He owns the play Duffee's Jubilee and
has been starring with it through the
east. This is positively a guaranteed
attraction.
Poor George Washington He died
before the advent of the American watchi
Pity that the great man who was first
in war and first in peace" did not live
to see the day when the American stem
winder was first in the pockets of his
countrymen Do you know the latest
toho 10 iafu af cfz
its artistic decorations? A visit to my
store may prove liberal education.
Jos. BoEHRER Leading Jeweler.
Mrs. Martha Ruka of Boscobel,
telephoned us Tuesday morning that she
had received the ead news of the death
of her brother. Geo Fox He died of
malaria fever on the way from China to
San Francisco, and that the remains
were embalmed and sent to Crawfords-
vile, Oregon, for interment, where his
father, mother and other relatives live.
Mr.. Fox was o. S Regular and fought
in the Philippines and the late China war.
He was former Readstown boy.-Her-
aid
Somebody, says an exchange, has
explained the significance of the editor
ial I'VE" 1t may have variety Of
meanings. For example. when you read
1--WE expect our wife home today, 1--WE"
refers to the editor; I'VE are little late
with our work." includes the whole
Office force, even the devil and the tow
ell; 1--WE are having a boom, the town
is meant; I'VE received over 100, 900 emf
grants last yea:," embraces the nation;
but I'VE have hog cholera in our midst
means that the man who takes our pa
per and does not pay for it is ILL
The spring term of the Toland Uni
versities located at Lacrosse, Eau Claire,
Monroe and Wausau, Wisconsin, and
Winona and Fairmount, Minnesota. be-
gins March L. Special inducements to
students entering on or before tnat date.
Mr.. Tolands schools have received q
liberal patronage from this town and
vicinity, and the fact that every student
who has graduated, has secured desirable
employment, makes special commenda-
ton unnecessary. Beautiful catalogue
containing portraits of more than 300 of
Mr.. Toland's graduates now holding
desirable positions, sent free. Address
F. J. Toland, La Crosse, Wis.
Bob Mcbride, formerly of this
city, and whose paper, the Mitchell
Is. d. Mail, was burned five years age
by citizens of that town, died of pneu-
monia Friday afternoon of last week.
Two months ago his suit for SIS, ,0Ot
damage against the citizens of Mitchell
was decided in his favor, the jury award.
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