Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-16
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Mrs. Or. Chase of Viroqua spent a
short time visiting with her parents at
Lancaster.
District Attorney Bennett was
witness in an Important damage suit at
La Crosse, Frid ay.
Mrs. D. NJ. Phinney of Merrill visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w Hazen II
portion of last week
Mrs. Fl p. Proctor has gone to l1lroy
for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Chase of Ashton
South Dakota have heea visiting with
NJ. D Chase and family of this city.
Paul w. Mahoney, brother of D. o
Mahoney Of this city, was elected chair
man of the La Crosse Board OF Edaca-
tion, recently.
Oscar L. Johnson and Miss Monte
Shearer of this city, were married last
Wednesday aud have gone to Fennimore
on a two weeks trip.
-Ardo Buchanan of Webster. sold to
J. e. Stoll of Mound Park 15i6 dozen
eggs, which net him $1S2 81 an average
of about 11s cents per dozen.
-Uncalled for letters at the Viroqua
office: Mr. Christ Krogen, Ole Peterson
Delbert Teal. Miss Mary Larson. Lena
Prestegard, Lizzie Bohlent.
Editor Frszier, of the Hillsboro
Sentry, made the CENSOR folks a pleas
ant call while in attendance on the
Woodman convention, Thursday.
-Brookville aid society will have their
sale ard serve supper at the home of
Mrs. Frank Deaver on Saturday evening,
January 26. Everybody invited.
Shirley Marshall came from Red
Mound with grist on Monday. When
half way the 'sleighing played ont and
he was compelled to borrow wagon.
Edwin Rogers, Orville Weber, Floyd
Hamilton and Robbie Rice, ma &c their
initial appearance as clarionetists with
the Viroqua band, next Friday evening.
The new restaurant east of Towner's
store is the best place in Viroqua to geta
square meal or lunch Farmers especi
ally iryiteo to make it their headquart-
ers
La Crosse bre wing company has
been organized with a capital of 81, 200,-
600. A new plant to cost $500, 900 is to
be built. This combine consolida tes four
local brewer les
If your eyes trouble you in any
manner, take advantage of the oppoltu-
nifty and consult Prof. Kronson, the
eye specialist, at the Park Hotel, JaI.
uary 90 and "a,
j. Henry Hopp Of Franklin, deliver
ed to our buyers on Monday, nine May
pigs that averaged 800 pounds each.
This is the kind of rooters the most
popular young farmer" cultivates.
Henry Weber represented Viroqua
Camp at the district picnic association
held at La Crosse, Thursday. The an
nual picnic and celebration of the asso-
citation will be held in La Crosse, July A.
Mr. Frank Niles who has been re-
siding in northern Wisconsin for short
time, visited his parents in this city. He
left for Texas on Friday, accom- panied
by his sister, Florence. Mr.. Niles fam
lily is still here.
DIR. Goyer of Readstown, was among
the CENSOR callers on Monday. He re-
ports that VIM. DeHrman is able to be
up ard around, and is suffering no in
convenience from his wound, which
proved to be only of the flesh.
-Ex-Goy Geo. W. Peck. President of
the San Pedro Rubber Plantation Co.
wants a live agent in every town in the
state. The companys proposal is a
most attractive proposition and rare
opportunity for wide awake man. Ad-
dress Gov. Peck, Alhambra Building
Milwaukee, for particulars. Mention
this paper.
"A new industry has been introduced
into this county by WE Pier and r. G.
Lybrand These two gentlemen have
placed on their farms herd of Angora
goats, which they recently received from
Kansas City markets. In some sections
the raising of these animals has become
quite popular as they are credited with
yielding a nice profit besides the amount
they e. IN in 'underbrushing Rich
land Isustic.
Relatives in this city received teie-
gram on Wednesday evening last, from
Wichita, Kansas, conveying the intelli-
gence that Mrs w, S Purdy, widow of
the late Judge Purdy, was in critical
condition from pneumonia Mr., b. f.
Purdy drove through to La Crosse for
the purpose of catching the midnight
passenger going south on the Burlington,
in his anxiety to reach the bedside of his
mother without loss of time
Judge Mahoney went to Ross last
Saturday to install the officers of the
Woodman camp. They are
Worthy Consul-L. S. Harris.
Worthy Vice Consul-W. E. Bishop.
Cierk-w CoGwell.
Banker-F. Coldweil.
Escort John Appleman.
Manager-Warren Fish.
Watchman-Maek Stout.
Sentry-William Mccullough
Following the exercises of installation
there was speaking and a royal supper,
more than $50 enjoying the feast
in the organization cf the legislature
Senator Munson was assigned to the
three committees he has served on in the
past two sessions sat the head Of the
| Joint committee on printing, state at
| fairs and finance, banks and insurance.
| In patronage he secured a good position
| for Crawford county constituent and
| will have one more position to fill IN the
t course Of two or three weeks, which will
| be given to some Vernon county person.
In patronage Mr.. Dahl secured good
| clerical position for Clarence H. Carter
! of Readstown. He was assigned to the
following committees by Speaker Ray
Chairman Of the important COMMITTEES
on charitable and penal institutions, and
member of printing committee.
The Or1er of Eastern Star held itt
annual installation exercises at Masonic
i boll Ionv1orv Sth xrhau the following