Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-13
Night sleighing parties are the a ,e

Companlonship Is edu alton and lie
! velops Manhood.
n -Hubbard's "Mankota" patent floul
90c sack at The Big Store.
r Mrs. Baldwin is visiting with hel
daughter, Mrs Bosshard, at Bangor.
{ New styles in ladies' spring and
summer shoes just arrived at The Big
Store
Miss Bessie Campbell o. Cashton is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. II.
Brown.
Religious services will be held next
Sunday at $50 p. m, at Finley, by Rev.
A c. Vaughn.
Malcolm Hiles, who is sick. at Sol
diers Grove, is recovering. Mrs. Hiles
is caring for him.
-Supt and Mrs Wilkins spent Sun
day at Westby, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shreiner.
The old Shumway homestead in the
Second ward has been purchased by Mrs.
O, G. Stevens.
w M. Crume of Mt Sterling was
in the city on Monday after a load of
Fosters brick.
Word was received here today that
at his home in Chaseburg.
Mr. VIM. Dewitt, an old veteran,
/ of Sanborn, Iowa, is visiting his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Primmer and Mrs Holhrook.
Shed" Stout. carrier on rural mail
route No. 3, is confined TO his home by
sickness and A. L. Russel is looking
after his duties.
Special inducements are offered this
week in household linens at Viroqua's
progressive department store Be sure
and visit Lindemann when in the city.
The latest printed census bulletin
gives Viroqua city population of l. $50
against 1870 in 1890 Westby is 10
ahead of Cashton, having 525 to Cash
toms $40
Bridges, rivers, tunnels, mountains
builds cities, gathers up the scattered
rays of ones ability. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35c. A j. John
son & Co
Ole Nordrum has purchased the
| W. H. Norris property on Main street,
for 81, 600. Mr.. Nordrum and his son
Axtel will use the building as a business
place and residence
The band boys returned. Tuesday,
from Soldiers Grove, reporting a fine
time and profitable trip. Seventy five
numbers were sold. The boys will go to
La Fargo next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Severson left last
week for Sparta. where the latter will
remain for a short time with her parents
while MIR Severson goes on to St. Paul
to take up his new duties
Snow and good sleighing d1ring the
4. L. l.. a.
business in this sectioa. Wood tobacco,
grain and almost every commodity of
the farm is brought in large quantities.
Our Bloomingdale correspondent
writes that the reported case of small
pox in that section has turned out to be
very mild. so mild, in fact, that the
victim has been at work each day among
his fellows, and the peopls are in nowise
alarmed
w. FL. Clark, Grand Chief Templar
of Wisconsin, will be in viroqua on
Tuesday and " ednesdav, February 1s
and 90. for Good Templar work Meet
ings will be held in Alliance hall All
old members of the order and ali others
interested are asked to attend.
Mrs Florence d. Richards of Ohio,
who was SO highly appreciated by her
audience at The time of her lecture dur.
ing the W c T. U. County convention
| last fall, will be in Viroqua again and
lecture on the evening of the 21st Fur.
ther notice will be given next week
Two lo3si saloon keepers. says the
, Democrat, were assessed $50 each and
costs for selling liquor TO minors There
are at least couple of Others who should
receive the attention of the police after
hours and Sundays. If Sunday selling
r continues in Sparta who knows but Mrs
Carrie Nation may hear of it.
Vernon county's delegation to th'
state convention of WoodmeD, now il
session at Eau Claire. went Monday
accompanied by DR.. Marshall Surenson
: who is candidate for head physician o
e the state The delegates are Judge Ma
g honey James Lee, John Marshall, E. V
g Wernick and J. H. Seymour.
-viroqua Odd Fellows are givin,
their hall genuine overhauling, re
painting, papering, decorating, etc. An
= other large opening will be made in tia
!: wall that separates Masonic and Cd
d Fellow halls, double folding doors to b
k substituted, thus making one very larg
8 audience room when thrown together.
= "A few days ago q man remarke
Ii that if Three Men in Boat should max
E. P. Roe, and Edward Everett Hal
10 the Ships that Pass in sthe Night, the
Is would be compelled to let Walter sax
q age Landor and Henry Ward Beechel
d which would in all likelihood make Ride
l. Haggard if not Oscar Wilde.-Th
1T Critic.
'e We call attention to an advertis.
?. ment which appears in todays pape
O. with attractions for Alice, jim, Johr
. Ida, Cora and many others. This is n
q q snide. The proposition comes from
20 reputable school supply company {
- : Boston. Our young friends will do I'll
~ -. CENSOR favor by making reply to til
,o advertisement
at Ole Fredrickson of Westby, receive
a dispatch on Monday, announcing Il
nj death of his brother Matthias, who r
- - sides in jackson county. He and Re
W W Gulbrandson left ON the evening trai
n to attend the funeral Mr.. Fredricksc
. .. resided at Westby for several year
=, where he was in business. He leaves
10 - ! wife and six children.
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