Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-06


barry Adams is agsin doing dut,
as head brakeman on the branch.
Eugene Newton has disposed of hi
farm in Harmony TO John Krak5le.
Living rooms for rent. Inql ire at
Mrs. A. o. Larson's mill merry store
joe Boehrer has ret urned from {
visit to The northern part of the state.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. O. G.. Munson
Julius Westby. one of Spartas ris
ing young merchants, was in the city OF
Monday.
Geo Thompson came over from
Hillsboro to attend his brothers wedding
last week.
Charley Curry aud wife of Reads
town, are the proud parents of little
daughter.
The city library report for January
g slows 1, 3i3 card holders and 1,0S9 books
Withdrawn.
Hon. Atley Peterson and o. P. Sam
son were over from Soldiers Groye, on
business, last Friday.
Samuel Mills delivered at Westby
on Saturday, Poland China hog that
weighed $40 pounds.
Chester '5ilbaugh departe !. yester-
day, for Ladysmith to act as engineer
in M. G. Davis saw mill
-Mesdames Reque and Unseth Of
Westby were in the city visiting friends
and shopping on Saturday.
Isaac Mitchell and wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday in the city with their
daughter, Mrs. Don Sherman.
Jacob Debing, who has been in
North Dakota for nine years, is in the
city making visit with his parents.
20. V. Adams of Minnesota, is visit
ing at the old hone In Webster and Clin-
ton. He was in the city Friday and
Saturday.
Elmer Farr of Newton, was called
to Iowa, to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Moody, who was q former
resident of this county.
There will be sociable at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Fred Sommerfield, Satur-
day evening, February 9th for the
benefit Of the Asbury church. ~.
Frank A. Chase was br ought home
from Chaseburg on Friday last. His
fractured limb was placed in plaster
cast before the journey was attempted
-Strayed, from the farm of A. E.
in Jefferson, large Poland
China SOW. The owner will feel CRATE
full for information of her whereabouts.
The free lectures in the Norwegian
language for numerous places in the
county, have been declared off because
of the prevalence of sickness in different
sections.
Subjects for the Church of Christ
on Sunday, are as follows: Morning SER
vice, Conservation" evening, What is
your life?" Bible school at IL m. All
are invited.
Rev A. G. Vaughan will preach at
Salem Ridge M. e. church, Sunday. Feb
10, at 1870 p m. Also at the Sugar Grove
M. E. church on Tuesday evening, the
18th, at 7i30.
Alderman o. p Hill of this city,
was called to West Salem as a witness
in the famous La Crosse county insane
asylum investigation, which is still pur-
suing inquiry.
John Clancy of Soldiers Grove, has
perfected and patented cylinder for
deep wells. John has been successful
driller since removing from this city a
few years ago.
-Chas. S. Slack and l. w Switzer
are representing Jerry Rusk Court in
the annual state meeting at Fon du Lac.
Mrs d. o. Mahoney is representing the
companion branch of the order.
William Pulham of this city, has ex-
changed his quarter section ridge farm
in Genoa town for Geo. J. Amann's 80
acre valley farm in the same vicinity
Mr.. Amann was in the city on Saturday
to close the deal.
Mr.. J. W. Baker of Sphinx county,
South Dakota, is visiting his brother
and other relatives and friends in Jeffer-
son and Harmony. He left here twenty
years ago and is one of the leading and
prosperous farmers of the Dakotas.
-Torger Steenson. Sam Solberg, Jert
Fortune and Chris Cwafe left last night
for Toano, Virginia, where they will
look over the country with a view of
locating Hans Fortney of Readstown,
also left for the same place this morning.
Attorneys and others having bills
they desire introduced in the Legislature
at the present session, should send SAME
to their senator or assemblyman within
the next week. A limit for the intro
duction of new business will be about
the 18th.
In issuing the late county board pro
ceedings typographical error crept in
to the report of the committee on eqali
zation which created discrepancy oi
about $36, 900 in the town of Viroqua
The apportionment tax table as pub
lished is correct.
Peter Paulson died at Valley Creek
Iowa, last week, at the age of 80. Fun
eral occurred at Lansing. Deceased
leaves number of relatives in this sec
ton. The obseQuies were largely at
tended, showing the esteem IN which
Mr. Paulson had been held during hi
lifetime by neighbors and relatives.
The Cashton Record says: We ar,
very sorry to report that Elmer Jerse,
is in very critical condition. He wa
taken sick with typhoid fever abou
five weeks ago, and serious heart trouble
followed. j. d. Beck and wife, drov'
to Avalanche, last Friday evening, Il
visit Mrs Beck's mother. Mrs. Peav.
who is quite ILL There will be tobaccl
ware shouse built in Cashton the comm,
season. We have it from g reliabl
source. It will make a difference o
several thousand dollars to the in
come in the village next winter, an
make business lively.
There has recently been added Z
the fine array of monuments in the cit,
cemetery one to mark the last restin
| plsce of the late Willard Chase. fathe
of NJ D. and Chas. W. Chase. 1t differ
from all others in the silent city in tina
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