Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-08
fora "Hunch.

Call fora "Hunch"
"A small house to rent by C. H. Min
shall
House for rent. Inquire of Mrs. D.
Strawn
The chance of life time to get a
''Hunch.
Hay for sale. Inquire of Jesse Gar
rett, Viroqua,
Mrs. II. N. NJ Rayner has four
rooms to rent in her residence.
The week of prayer is being observed
by Viroqua churches with good gather
,ngs
Wanted to buy, second hand safe.
Inquire of or address Sam Ellefson. vi
coqua.
Hooking Valley coal at the Vernon
County Lumber and Mfg, Co. Order
oy phone 96.
Joint installation Of Viroqua G. A.
r. and W. r. G. Post and Corps will be
lel1 8ext Monday night.
Regular So so cabinet photos end q
ar p 81 medallion for 81 9S at Frank
in $ studio over Blue Front store See
iarpies.
Miss Bessie Campbell of Cashton,
spent couple of days with her sister,
Mrs f. II. Brown. while IN her way to
visit friends at Viola.
The Kimberly mines cannot produce
gems brighter than those to be found at
BOEHRER's Our line of these is larger
and finer than any Other line which is
shown
Lost, January 9th check drawn on
4 Grantsburg bank for ten dollars, in
favor Of Grant Cox Finder will please
leave at CENSOR Office and receive re-
ward.
Andrew McVey, one of the good
farmers of Rockton neighborhood, was
p CENSOR business caller on Thursday.
1t was his first VISIT to this city in four
teen years.
On Thursday and Friday of next
week occurs the farmers institute at La
Fargo. 1t ought to be profitable gath
ering for farmers and all others in that
community,
Merchant Curry and Mr. Chesbro
weiein the city from Valley on Tuesday.
The CENSOR acknowledges pus ness and
social calls from the gentlemen, also
Chairman Butcher.
Wednesday evening last Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Curry gave a party in honor
of the formers brother, Guy Curry, who
spent the holidays here. Guy resumed
his studies at the university law school
General and Mrs Rogers have been
heard from since their arrival in the
golden state They did not need to visit
California to realize a bealthful and
glorious winter. Wisconsin has both
Hans Tobias Hanson, a settler here
since 1866, recently died at the home of
! his son in the town of Viroqua, aged
seventy-fYe years Mr. Hanson had
been totally blind for the past seven
F., years.
We call attention to the new adver-
! tisement of Sam Ellefson, the agricultu-
| raj and implement dealer in the old Pull
yer stone block. Mr. Ellefson will speak k
to the public thro ,gh the CENSOR dur
ing the year.
| Chris r. Peterson of this city, has
| purchased from III. NJ Isham his ten-ac
| lot and buildings, two miles west of
| town, together with five acres ad djoining
| from the farm of w H. Pulver Mr..
| Isham bought the William Hayter, Jr.
farm on Pleasant ridge.
The fastest time ever made on the
+ Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul road
: occurred recently between La Crosse
/ and Portage. The fast mail was delay
ed by a wreck east of Portage and left
! the main line clear. Seventy eight
miles were made in seventyfour minutes
including four stops
Editor Briggs of the Cashton Record
Ii.
of one Of his children having diphtheria.
The town has experienced a few cases
Of this dreaded disease, but the CENSOR
is advised that they have all disappeared
except the case at the Briggs home,
which has passed the danger line.
A correspondent for the Ontario
Observer reports that Mrs, Holver John
,oa'a house, east OF Valley, was burned
or 2 recent date, with nearly all its
contents, including the goods belonging
to her sons, Orson and Andy, They got
a dresser, sewing machine and two
cc3k stoves ont, There was no one at
b, when the FIRE started and the roof
was nearly ready TO fall when the fire
W a. discovered.
Mrs Johanna Olson widow lady
VINO lived in First ward. died on Tues
dssy night after tOur months intense
81 ffering from cancer of the breast.
Sle has been cared for at the home OF
Mrs. Bolstad during her last weeks Of
suffering. Mrs. Olson had no relatives
II this vicinity. Funeral will occur at
West Prairie church tomorrow, funeral
party leaving here at 8 O'Clock. Mrs
Olson was 90 years old. She moved tc
this city from Bristow two years ago.
Officers Of Retreat Odd Fellows
Lodge were installed last Thursday
| night bv District Deputy Grand master
C. c. Bishop, as follows;
Noble Grand-w P Morgan.
Vice Grand-H : Eyert
Recording Secretary. II. Jordan.
/ lfnaneiai Secretary I. j. Hayden.
. Treasurer--C Z. Bishop.
RSN "a BTo4dhead.
SNO-F ?. Bean.
RSV ca. Lombard
4 I~V &C = Bishop
/ C7opductor-F H. Aues.
G-JObn Hill
% : G-Geo kuftef
? -S-W. F. White.
Is s-Edwin BroadheaG.
Warden-F. J. Davis.
Chaplain-C. G. Bishop