Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-05
|, III .2about aow friends and TelgAtors. s
Issessol' Umundson began his work


a week in Chicago.
Valley has a trass band and EN-
ployes an instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albon Lindemann
were recent visitors at the Gateway city.
-Chas Griffa young farmer resid-
ing near Hillsboro, died OF consumption
Levi Cox, Whitestown veteran,
has had an increase of pension from SIT
to $24
Ole Hanson was business caller a.
the CENSOR Office from Bloomingdale
Saturday.
Mr. Hanson of Minnesota. has been
the guestof his nephew, A. d. Helgeson
in this city
John l. Hayes made shipment of
cattle to Chicago, last week, accompany
ing the same.
Mrs Perham of Readstown and
Mrs. Burr of Sparta, have been guests
at Ed Perham's
Mrs. Chipman of Stoughton, has
been visiting her brothers, NJ ID. and
Chas w Chase
Editor Briggs, son and daughter
came from Cashton to join in the Decor
alton day exercises.
Mrs Bert Dustin and children of
De Soto, are visiting this week with
Rev and Mrs Haughton
DR. and Mrs. A. p Minshall have
returned from Chicago, where the doc
tor attt nded course of lectures.
Let us figure on your plumbing,
steam and hot water heating
MARTIN 81 KUEBLER.
w d. Lind has the founda tion of
his new building completed and brick
on the ground ready for further work.
4 Developing and finishing work for
amateur photographers done at reason
able rates at Munyon's Viroqua Cottage
studio.
John S. Gibbs of Retreat, recently
purchased farm in Nebraska and viii
leave for that section soon, accompanied
by his son Harry and wife.
DR. r. w. Baldwin, Dentist is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store.
You can save money and get up-to
d. % patterns in wall paper and borders
by making your selections from the fine
new lines at Johnson's drug store.
We have engaged an experienced
man and are now ready to do all kinds
of plumbing, steam and hot water heat
ing MARTIN q kUEBLER
Mr.. L. Boring of Pleasant Ridge,
near Ontario, recently sold his farm to
Mr.. Hutchison of Elroy, for $1,000,
and will 20 to the Pacific coast to look
Ekup new location.
The Westby Times says that Bishop
II Holverson is now grandpa The wire
! brought news that daughter had been
| born to his daughter, Mrs. Bestul of
! Frenchyille Wisconsin.
Register of Deeds Mork says that he
has had several applications of parties
| desiring to change their names under
provisions of the Dahl law, passed at the
| lat session of the legislature.
Res rived seats for the Nye & Con-
nor Theater Company's production OF
"A Man of the World" next Thursday
will be placed on sale at Arnold & Da-
Wis drug store 10c for any seat
j. NJ Craigo of Readstown, will be
chief speaker at the annual picnic of the
Kickapoo Valley Old Settlers associa-
tion to be held at Soldiers Grove on the
coming Saturday A good program has
been prepared.
Five young people will be graduated
from the Hillsboro school this year, the
commencement exercises falling on the
18th The class consists of Maud Tinker,
Mabel Lancaster, Lille Jewel, Rose
Hagenah and Clara Conway.
The regiment of which John Glenn
has been a member in the Philippines
for the past two years, arrived in San
Francisco some days since. John ex-
poets to be musiered out very soon and
return TO his home in this city.
A new irvoice of wall paper just
received nj johnson & Co.'S drug store.
Paper for four cents and up, good quail
ity too. You will miss the main chance
if you fail to see samples of wall pape
I cnfantinyto
Parties owning cameras who have
been discouraged from working pictures
because of lack of time and facilities for
finishing same can now renew their
efforts at snap shots. Mnnyon, of the
Cottage studio will finish work for you.
Hon. Ole Anderson of Coon was in
the CITY on Monday. He had but re-
Turned from Mcfarland, Dane county,
where he attended church convention.
1t was at that place in 1858, that Mr..
Anderson settled after arriving from
Norway.
Alfred Bulien young farmer who
resides about mile from Yuba, and q
voung lady companion, had runaway
experience Monday evening, couple Of
miles north of this city that resulted II
injuries to Mr.. Bulien that may prove
serious. Richland Democrat.
Dane county furnishes the first In
FAINT to be placed in the Sparta STATE
school for homeless and neglected child
rem. Under the old law none youngel
than three years could be admitted; now
infants are taken and cared for till gooC
homes can be secured for them.
Mr.. A johnson, agent of the Mil
waukee road at WestbY, and also |
member of firm of tobacco packers a
that place. was visitor in this marke
Monday He has lately closed out tn
last of his so packing to the American
Tobacco Co.-Edgerton Reporter
The CENSOR calls attention to tn
spirit of patriotism and sentiment run
ming through the brief communicated
and poem which appears in todays Cen
soR from the pen of the blind Viroqu
nrinter boy, w E. Minshall, who lef
bis case in this Office forty years ago b
taxe ND arms in defence of his country
Plumber John Hengel arrived in th
CITY ON Friday morning, having JUS
been released from a two weeks quar-
antine at his home in Sparta. Hl
mar ner. Phalen, contracted small-po
AT Catalonia some time since. and tn
health officers considered 1t advisable
quarantine Hengel. Mr.. Phalen has II
covered from the disease.
DIR. Pinch was engaged IN runs
way accident. which fortunately term
mated without serious results. VIM
out on the road leading TO Wonewoc 81
neckyoke broke letting the buggy po
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