Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-20
TU -Td0ut 9ou~ friends and HeIghdors.
old fashioned winter weather.
Fine sleighing.

trashy tobacco, by Q. h Helgeson, vi
roqua.
Prof Kronson, the eye special al
Park Hotel, Wednesday and Thu day
of this week.
German services will be held in
Synod Lutheran church next Sunday
afternoon at 80 by Rev. Albrecht
/ Spanish Havana seed grown by s. N
| NeprUd, Westby Wisconsin; soc per
ounc4. Callon or address him at Yves Thy
For sale. house and lot belonging
to the FL. N. Groves estate, located in
the First ward. Inquire of I. G. Con-
kiln, Viroqua
Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ Isham returned
! from Buffalo, Kansas, last Wednesday,
| where they visited with the formers
brother, Myron Isham.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin. Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block oppo-
site the postoffice. Take stairway Just
south of Dahl's drug store.
Mrs. e. J. Suttle received dispatch
on Sunday announcing the death, at
Visalia, California of the little five-year-
old son of her brother, Henry McKie.
The Piauteville canning company
pdlt Oub FC,uOO lOl fCGcbdDlcr anu -, wv
for local labor last year, and divided a
dividend of 10 per cent. among stock
holders.
There will be a necktie sociable
given at the home of Claus Peterson on
Dach Ridge Saturday evening next, for
benefit of Lutheran Synod church of
Viroqua.
Mayor Boyle received letter from
his brother, late Of Sparta, stating that
he had departed for San Francisco, to
ne fireman on the great battleship
Wisconsin.
An oil we'll, which has a flow of
more t1an I, 1000 barrels day, and which
has already inundated five acres of land
with petroleum, was struck at Hartford
City, Indiana.
The heaviest snow of the season for
this section, fell Sunday. There is
plenty for fine sleighing. 1t behooves
farmers and all others to finish their
hauling while these conditions exist.
Once customer you'll always be
customer. It's to your interest 20 buy
your watches from an exclusive watch
and je'Gelry house. Jos. BoEHRER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler
Rev. VIM. Haughton received word
last week of the death of his youngest
sister, Mrs Robert Thompson, at Dex-
ter. Nebraska. The body was brought
to Bangor, La Croess county, where in
terment took place on Monday.
The last meeting of the Rebekahs.
Monday night was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Hattie Kirschner of La Crosse,
president of the state Rebekah assembly,
was present. Refreshments were served
at the close nf the work of the evening.
Mr.. A. J. Ness formerly of Cashton,
will open jewelry store in the building
formerly occupied by Mr. Grasby in La
Crosse The site is good situation for
the iewelry business and Mr.. Ness has
the reputation of being an excellent
workman.
j B. Canterbury, one of the prom
inent citizens of La Crosse, died last
Thursday afternoon. Before losing bis
fortune in 1S93 Mr.. Canterbury owned
large lines of elevators and was heavy
investor in real estate, besides being the
promoter of many large enterprises in
La Crosse He died comparatively a
poor man.
On recent occasion a number of
friends of Prof. W. E. Minshall, the
blind song writer of Chicago, gave him
d surprise it being his 57th birthday
The large parlors of the Coliseum Hotel
were filled till after midnight Refresh
ments, music and dancing We're the
order. All present wished him many
returns.
-Wantedi A ragged and dirty dollar
bill, for which will give in exchange
brand new handspring, to replace the one
that broke in your watch, yesterday,
and l will fit it into your watch, and set
the watch going again, and guarantee
the handspring TO last one year, oil
without extra charge
Jos BoEHRER.
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Officials of the town of Viroqua
have heen served with notice of claim
for personal injuries by Mr.. Leonard of
this city, who alleges that he sustained
injuries by being thrown from his wagon
on the Highway three miles east of the
city, on Bishop Branch. Leonard was
carting the household furniture of Mrs.
Hubbell, who also files claim for $40
damage to the same The affair occur
red some time last November.
-Ex-deputy Revenue Collector, W.N.
Wells, has purchased half interest in
the weekly Advertiser and daily Herald
Advertiser, partnership with E. w.
Hinckley, the title of the firm to be
Hinckley & Wells. The elder people,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. R. Hinckley who have
been so long with the paper, retire defiu-
| itely from all connection with it. Mr..
| Wells is an old newspaper man and
printer, and is entitled to cordial well
come among the newspaper fraternity
/ of Monroe county.
AT the Modern Woodman state con-
vention held at Eau Claire, last week
Vernon county axemen shared in the
honors if they did fail to land DR. Suren-
son as state physician. Judge Mahoney
was elected delegate TO the head camp
to convene in St Paul during the sum
mer, and E. V. Wernick is his alternate.
| Mr.. Wernick was elected to the position
of escort. DR.. Surenson made a good
showing for the station he sought, but
there were so many candidates that he
missed the required number in the round
up. DR.. c. A. Armstrong. most esti-
mable young physician of our neighbor.
ing town of Boscobel. was the lucky
man. The next state camp will be held
in La Crosse.
If you toot your little tooter, then
lay aside your horn, there's not a soul in
ten short days will know that you were
born The man who gathers pumpkins
is the man who plows all day, and the
man who keeps on humping Is the mar
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