Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-09

Then use Maple lily WDutt SOap.
Remember next Sunday and Mon
day nights at the NJ E. church.
/ Col. Casson and wife have takel
| quarters for the winter in Washington
--"Canvassbacks" is the name give
to a society recently organized in Sparta
j. A. Doerr of Springville, shipped
to Iowa. a full-blo ID Chester White
brood SOW.
Mr. and Mrs. l. R. Gaines entertain
ed few friends at their home ON Thurs
/ day.
Prof Kronson eye specialist. at tn
/ of this week
Censor readers will be pleased 70
note Ontario Lac" among our corres
pondents again.
George B Cade of franklin. wa,
among the busy throng of Viroqul
| traders. Saturday.
-Hillsboro schools postponed opening
! till Monday next, on account of unfinished
condition of the new building.
| Mrs. L. G. Boyle gave an afternoon
party to large number of guests, Fri
day. in honor of her sister. Mrs, Hebbard,
Ladies' Aid society of the Lutheran
Synod church, meet Friday afternoon.
January 18th, at the home of Rev, Bestul.
ALIENS western land advertisement
has change of form this week. Mr..
Allen says there are some genuine bar
gains in the list
-Our ice dealers have commenced
their harvest of ''acqua pura. Some
are hauling from Springville, Others
from Bishop Branch.
If you buy rosin separate from soap
it may benefit you in some way, but it
is no good in soap. Maple City Soap
contains no rosin.
M. V. Tower returned from Dakota
on Saturday. He went west with the
purpose of locating there permanently
il he found suitable place.
Wanted, an experienced tobacco
man to plant and care for six or eight
acres on rich bottom land. Inquire at
once. G. j. SMITH, Viroqua, Wis.
We trust many of our readers will
contest for and receive some of the prizes
offered by the Ambro la Chocolate Co.
in their advertisement in the CENSOR.
Rev A. J. Coram who has been suf-
fering with inhammatory rheumatism
the past week, is on the gain and will
soon be able to attend to his duties. -
Augusta Eagle.
AT Eastman, in Crawford county,
last Thursday. Peter Burns had his
right arm pulled from the socket by be-
ing caught in a corn shredder. His re-
covery is doubtful.
R. Ell. Drake was over from Sugar
Grove ON Friday. He reports Mrs. M.
J. Randall in very critical condition
from cancer of the face, and her taking
is expected at any time.
Charles Mitchlet of Westby, has
gone to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to enter
the state university. Harold Proctor
and Roy Williams returned to the same
institution after holiday vacation.
Mayor Boyle is in receipt OF box OF
cigars made in the Philippine Islands,
sent him by Major Frank L. French,
formerly of Sparta, who has won not a
little renown in military affairs.
Senator Munson departed for Madi-
son, Monday morning, 30 eater upon
lis duties as representative in the legis-
lature During the early weeks of the
session he hopes to meet CENSOR patrons
at the Office on Saturdays.
Decker street presents busy scene
these days The traffic over this thorough
fare from Main street to the depot is
immense 1t is safe to say that there Is
not another city in the state of the size
of Viroqua that can show such scene
of life and activity.
IT G. Conklin has returned from
northeastern Missouri, where he spent d
month. He visited d. A Barnard and
wife during his absence. He reports ID.
A. as well and hearty, but Mrs. Barnard
in rather delicate health. He says Mis-
souris winter so far, is very similar TO
the weather in Wisconsin.
AT the register of deeds Office L.. Z,
Steenberg and Oliver Helgerson have
been compiling ready to be transmitted
to the secretary of state statement OF
the marriages, births and deaths report
ed and recorded in the county the past
year. There were PAL marriages, 131
deaths, 1856 births.
Frank Favor had the misfortune to
lose his barn, hen-house and fifty chick
ems and ten tons of fodder by fire, on
Saturday evening last. The origin of
the fire is a mystery as there was no.
body at home at the time. Mr.. Favor
has already begun the construction of
new barn.
in the death Of Ezra Hudson, which
occurred at his home five miles east of
Viroqua December, 28th, another of the
pioneer settlers has passed away. He
leaves an aged widow, family of grown
sons and daughters and very large kin
ship. Funeral and interment took
place at Bishop Branch church Dee. 3Oth
conducted by Rev Tresidder.
Next Sunday and Monday nights,
Jan. 18th and 14th., Prof E. E. Barakat,
of Damascus. will lecture in the Nj. E
church Program: Sunday address on
Syrian illustrated with maps, etc.
Voluntary collection at the close, Mon
day: three parts, ~ Feast of Cane Illus
trated with six young ladies. (2l Stere-
| opticon views some in motion. t3}Arablc
music Admission 10 and 10 cents.
County Clerk Don Sherman, was
summoned to the old home in Forest,
last week. to attend the last sad rites of
laying to rest his only sister, Mrs. Iva
| Gets, wife of John Gets, who died
suddenly at her home in Ohio. Tie
| lady was twenty-three years ofage. She
| leaves little daughter two or three
| years old. lnterment took place at Sher-
man Ridge in the town Of Forest.
! -Viroqua Royal Arch Chapter OF
Masons installed officers Thursday eve
ming, L. G. Boyle instating officer and
Joseph Pulver marshall. They are:
P.-H. ID Williams.
| F. K.-C. +. Dahl
e S-Chas. :. Slack,
Treasurer-W. F, Lindemann.
/ secretary-J. G. strawn.
/ G. Of II j. H Chase.
| P. s.-J Il. Tate.
X. A. @ Il. $: Griffin.