Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-27
Mayor Bowie is in Chicago.

cash purchases.
Ole Emeilson tran sacted bushes:
at Chaseburg last week.
Wanted, a girl to learn millinery.
Apply TO Mrs. Nellie Buckley.
There are 260 incorporated cities
and villages in Wisconsin.
Mrs Hans Reughelen, very aged
woman of Coon, died recently.
Born. recently. co Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Davidson of Westby a son.
Asher Gorsline and Sheriff Miushall
had business at Madison, last week
j. l. Hayes went to Chicago, Mon
day evening, with four car loads of stock
# " Alexander has been confined
to his farm home by sickness for some
time.
Mrs Louis johnson of Richland
Center. is visiting relatives in this city
and at Westby.
Carson and Elmer Dunbar are at
home, called here by the serious condi-
tion of their mother
As true az the sun. That's the kind
of watches we sell. Jos. BoEHRER,
Jeweler.
The Y P S of the Lutheran Synod
church meets next Friday evening flt
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Anderson.
See handsome articles you can get
free by collecting trading stamps at our
headquarters in G. f. DahPs drug store.
Mrs Enga Helseth died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs Tosten Nelson, at
Westby on the 18th instant at the age
of so years.
The smallpox craze has nearly died
out. Here and there new cases of Gu
ban itch" or "chicken-pox, occasion
alarm among the people.
Geo. Hayes of Richland Center, is
working crew of men inspecting ties
on the branch More ties than usual are
being delivered at the different stations
Mrs Ed Angel, nee Maggie Joseph,
formerly of De Soto died at her home in
Michigan of consumption, recently. She
was sister of Mrs VIM. White Of Re-
treat
Miss Ruby DeLap departed, Mon
day evening. for Valley Springs, South
Dakota, to help care for her brother-in-
law, Homer Mcconnell, who is critically
ill.
The Westby Times says that Moen
& Olson were given the contract to
build $4,000 dwelling house for Con-
rad Van Ruden, four miles west of that
village.
Rev Robert and William Thompson
of Exeter, Nebraska, who accompanied
the remains of their mother to Bangor,
spent Friday with their uncle, Rev.
Haughton and family.
The Mountfort, Grant county bank
robbers plead guilty before Judge Glenn
entson last week and were sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary. They
are J. P. Montague ]. s. Berry, Harry
Devett and James Hopkins
Mrs Mary Bryan departed last Sat
urday for Forest City, Iowa, in company
with DR. A T. Bryan and Agnes McVey
her granddaughter. They stopped off
at La Crosse to visit her grandson Sher
man McVey over Sunday. -Elroy Tri-
bune
Mr. Roy Harris and Miss May Nc
Lees, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. III. McLees. were married at the home
of the brides parents in Jefferson on the
10Th instant by Rev. I'll. J. Witherbee.
They are making a wedding trip TO
SOUTH Dakota
The case of John M. Tainter against
the city, in which the former was sus-
pended by the mayor and council from
the po sition of street commissioner, was
argued before Judge Fruit on Monday.
The court held that the council acted
within its authority and power.
"A letter of inquiry received by our
postmaster last Saturday, asked for the
particulars concerning the death of Miss
Ollie Doty, who died January 20 at the
Vernon. The letter was from her moth
er at Richland Center, who knew nothing
of her illness or death until it was over
Ontario Observer.
Fred Fowler, a prominent fruit
raiser of DeSoto, was in the city to be
examined for an increase of pension.
While here he discovered in William
Their meeting was the first in thirty
early days were delightfully."- y rehearsed -
La Crosse Press.
Ringing Bros. baby elephant Ned
which was born last November, died
after an illness of only few days Al
though the mother did not nurse it the
baby received the best of care, being fed
on matted milk at the expense of $40 a
week The Ringlings estimated their
loss at $50 900 as a. drawing card. The
animal, however. will be mounted and
exhibited the coming season.
"A princess married prince in the
ancient city of Venice, some 300 years
ago. For the wedding breakfast she
provided herself with a silver spoon.
This set the fashion. One spoon was
enough to start with. Now if woman
hasn't several dozen she is not satisfied.
We have spoons of all kinds and de-
signs, at prices that will please.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
DIR Kronson, optical specialist, Park
Hotel, March and Z.
In the course of business letter to
the CENSOR, Mr.. !. c. Achison writes
! from Montrose, South Dakota: The
| weather has been warm and pleasant in
! this section. Land here is still advanc-
! ing in price Anyone wishing to locate
in this part of the country would find II
| to their advantage to do so as soon as
| possible Good improved farms can be
bought for $40 to $50. per acre. and un
/ improved for about SIS per acre"
-Gulick Hetland of jefferson, was
bitten on the leg by a neighbors saw
age dog. some two weeks ago. and tbs
wound. he tells US. refuses to heal, which
is cousing him some uneasiness
The city library has just received ;
number of new books-an desirable one
which will cause an increase of visit
ors to that popular public institution
The library has been a pbenomena