Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-02
MI 1qbouf 9ow friends and He!gh6ors.
Write it thus.

at La Crosse.
Miss Edna Campbell of Cash5on,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Nelson Allen spent Friday ard
Saturday at Rising Sun.
Business men are vs-y generally
taking inventory of stock.
The weekly pay roll for tobacco
sorters in Edgerton is over $4,000.
Over million cakes of Maple City
Soap used in Wisconsin last year.
Blaine Larson is installed as brake
man and baggageman on the branch
Il. L. Harrington has moved into
the White residence in the Third ward
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lord of Cashton
have been visiting with W. W. Willsey
and family.
MIR. Jacob Hunsicker of Melvina, is
in the city visiting his daughter, Mrs
A. L. Russell.
Miss Jessie Lake and Glenn Good
sell OF Sparta are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Severson.
Prof. Eronson, eve specialist, at
Park hotel Wednesday and Thursday,
January 8 and 10.
Nathan Coe has been confined to
his home by sickness since returning
from California
Miss Carrie Ingersoll and Miss Grace
Dickson spent few days visiting young
friends at Sparta
Will #. McClaine, who went to
Irondale Ohio, year ago, returned to
this city on Tuesday.
Mrs. e. III. Brown went to Cashton,
to be present at the marriage of her
sister, Annie which occurs today.
Electrician Ernsberger and mother
now occupy the residence recently va
Gated by DR.. Leonard Chase II the Third
ward
Librarian Haughton is back at his
post after being confined to his home,
for short time, by an attack of the
la grippe.
Prof. W. H. Cheever, of the Mil
waukee normal was elected president
of the Wisconsin State Teachers Asso-
citation.
I'm renewing his CENSOR, Mr.. F. o.
Patterson writes: I'VE look for the
paper more eagerly than a letter from
an old friend.
Quite large number of Viroqua
Lutherans attended the big Christmas
tree entertainment at Coon Prairie
church. SUNDAY afternoon.
w. N Coffiand, T. H. Brown and
G. w. Graves are in La Crosse to attend
the annual meeting of stockholders of
uAC DAO0A ACdpCA OOLhpdhJ'
-Miss Emma Borgerson of Chicago,
who has been caring for her mother at
Cashton during her illness, visited friends
in Viroqua the past week.
Robert Truax has returned from
Galesyille, where he went about a
month since, and will take his former
position in the Republican Office.
Lost, in Viroqua, the day after
Christmas, black silk scarf with firing.
ed ends Finder will confer favor by
leaving at the CENSOR Office or return
ing to Mrs. Gott.
The Misses Hettie and Mary Nichols
returned, Monday morning, from a
three months visit with their sister and
other relatives at Rawlins, Wyoming.
They enjoyed delightful outing in the
great wild west.
The Sparta Herald says Miss Hattie
Terrill, who has been teaching at St
Cloud, Minnesota, come home the
count of smallpox of which there W ere
ten cases in town when she left.
-You can get the weekly Milwaukee
Sentinel for so cents or the Chicago
Ipter-Ocean for 35 cents in connection
with the CENSOR. Either of these up
to-date papers and the CENSOR make a
cheap and good combination for local
and. general news.
Miss Queen Cass resigned her posi-
ton in the city schools and has gone to
her home at Sumner, Iowa. Her place
will be occupied by Miss Mabel Tresid-
der and Miss Euen Mccall will take
the place thus left vacant Miss Cass
has made a successful teacher and her
departure is to be regretted.
With compliments of the season.
Mr. S. L. Frazier sends the editor of
the CENSOR a sovenIr such as his bank
places with patrons. 1t is nice Il ather
card case and note book. Mr.. Frazier
has come to the front as a leading busi-
ness man and citizen since going TO
Verndale, Minnesota, fifteen or sixteen
years ago.
Prof. Kronson's old patrons and
new ones will have an opportunity to
consult him professionally on v ednes-
day and Thursday, January 8 and 10,
when his next regular visit will be made
to this city. He has given excellent
satisfaction to all who have consulted
him concerning affection of the eyes OF
fitting of glasses.
Governor Scofeld notifies the part
les interested in the matter that he de-
clines TO take up and consider the appli-
cation for pardon of Robert Gill, who
in June, 1899, was sentenced to not less
than four or more than fifteen years in
the state reformatory, on charge of at
tempting rape at Ontario The governor
saws it is within the power of the state
board to release the prisoner on parole
if it sees fit.
A Warren school marm, who has 8
dread of contagious diseases, sent a chile
home because her mother was sick Tht
next day the child presented herself a.
the school with her finger in her mouth
and hood swinging by the strings say
ing: I'VE have got little baby at oul
horse, but mamma says to tell you tina
it isn't catching. "-Ex.
Quarterly meeting for the Viola an(
LaFarge circuit will be held at Salem
Ridge NJ. E. church, Saturday and Sun
day. January ~ and 49, Quarterly con
ference is held at the church, Saturday
the 18th, at 2 p. m. There will be preach
ing, Saturday, at p. M, Sunday a
1890. followed by the sacrament of th
Lords supper, at Z ?. N. Quarterly Low
feast will be held at 8 o'clock Sunda,
morning Rev. a. ]. Witherbee vii
have charge of these services.
"A new invention in the construction
of the feeding apparatus of the corr
shredding machines is reported. whic
does away entirely with danger 70 tn
operator The feeding table is so cor
structed that a little too much pressur
upon it stops the cylinder instantly
This makes 1t impossible for the perso