Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-03

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J See those new shapes in neckwear
at Michaelson's..
Prof. Kronson Park Hotel, April 8
and 4, this week
Albert Broadhead of Sterling was a
CENSOR caller on Saturday.
La Crosse papers sly that hay is
selling on the local market for s16 and
SIS per ton.
AT Tuesdays election Cashton voted
for license by 40 majority, La Fargo 16,
De Soto 5.
The special meeting of the I. o. o.
T. called for Friday evening, has been
postponed.
Sugar making is the order in some
sections of the county. The output will
not be large.
For sale, settings of eggs full blood
Plymouth Rock chickens. Inquire of
Mrs. E. A. Stark
Rural route driver Bort is somewhat
indisposed and A. L Russell is ON duty
| for him this week.
DR. Randall and family CT Sugar
| Grove, are soon to take up their resi-
dence at La Fargo.
| Clerk of the Court Mains made
trip through the eastern part of the
county on Friday last.
Fred Sweger suffered with a gather
| ing on the inside of his throat, which
necessitated an operation.
Rev. and Mrs G.. w. Nuzum have
been entertaining their daughter, hrs.
G. S. CRUDE of Mauston.
| MIR. and Mrs Myron Henry are
home from fortnight's visit with
daughter near Stoddard.
A number of young people gave
Miss Ethel Atwood surprise party at
her home Saturday evening.
Rev Gulhrandson will preach at
the United Lutheran church at II o'clock
on Friday morning of this week.
DO vou want to huv good dwelling
house, nicely located, cheap2 - For par
ticulars call at CENSOR office
| For sale a steam feed cooker boiler
capacity of 9-horse. Inquire of or ad-
dress Geo E. Morse, Springville
N. A. Sviggum will lecture on tenn
perance at Westby on Thursday evening
of this week Everybody is invited
Josiah Latta has disposed of his
Kickapoo farm of 240 acres for &c, 800, TO
W. Switzer and M. E. Ogden of this
city.
| There will be divine service in the
school house at Chaseburg next Sunday.
when Rev. Daniel will preach an Easter
| sermon.
John A. Cummings and son Oscar,
formerly of this city and Sparta, are
about to open house furnishing store
Newago, Mich.
| We do not remember the spring
when there have been 50 many auction
sales among farmers The majority of
such will remove west or north.
| --Winnifred and Lloyd Davis, Chester
Silbaugh and James Marker returned
! from Ladysmith last week, where they
have been running saw mill.
| For SALE my house and one acre of
land in Second ward. Good barn,
and bearing small fruit of all kinds,
chicken park. Inquire at CENSOR office
The ladies of the B. B. society of
the Church of Christ will serve ham
and egg supper, Friday evening, April
s. in the church parlors Price Is cents
All cordially invited.
| Miss Huldo Paulson, daughter of
Mrs. Matilda Paalson, died at her home
in this village Saturday evening March
| 90, 1901, aged about 80 years Funeral
was held on Wednesday. y.-Cashton Re-
cord.
Rev. Stemen Misses Lulu Raynor.
Louise Trowbridge and Edith Shanks
| attended a western district convention
of Christian Endeavorers on SATURDAY.
last. Mr. Stemen was reelected presi
dent of the association. He preached in
two OF the La Crosse city churches On
Sunday.
City Librarian Haughton reports a
wonderful boom in his work the past
month. There were /, 356 books with
drawn by 1872 card holders. gain of
200 books over February and the great
est number in any month during the
life of the library. An average of so
volumes per day were taken.
"A quiet wedding was celebrated at
eight O'Clock Sunday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Fiske, when
Rev. E NJ. Martin pronounced the words
whice united for better or worse the lives
of Miss Jennie Fiske and Mr.. Lester A.
Mead, young business man of 81 lis
boro. The happy couple left Tuesday
morning for their new home accom-
panied by the best wishes of a numerous
coterie of friends and acquaintance of
the bride e-Richland Democrat.
The La Crosse Press says the little
one year-old child of Louis johnson, an
employe of the La Crosse Telephone
company, was killed in peculiar acci-
dent lately. The infant was playing In
an empty trunk when in some way the
lid was slammed shut, striking the little
one with considerable force and break
ing its neck, death resulting instantly
Poor Commissioner Scharpf was in the
vicinity and visited the house. The pa.
rents are Frustrated with grief over the
| sad affair.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
water was fifteen inches above the rails.
between Wauzeka and Steuben on Fri
day last. the W. w. made its regular
trip to La Fargo and return. Manager
James declares that nothing in the line
of railroading is impossible with his
trusty crew of train men. While the
train had been tied up on Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week, mail service
was rendered through the management
of the W. w. by the employment Of
teams and hand cars. .-Kickapoo Chief.
Carlos Buchanan, who has been with
the Michaelson Clothing House at Viro-
qua the past 10 years and is well known
: to many in this place, intends to open a
new stock of clothing and mems fur.
nishings at this place in the near future