Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-22
Ben. Dickson has gone to La Crosse


to seek employment.
Master Earl Smith is visiting his
sister in La Crosse.
District Attorney Bennett had offi-
cial business at DeSoto.
Mrs Eva Russell, nee Morrison is
here for visit with her parents.
The Viroqua band goes to Sparta
next Tuesday to furnish music for a
concert aud dance.
If you like good dance music you
will enjoy Prof Patty's orchestra at the
Opera house, January "a.
&C. G. jackson has been with his
cousin, Chas. Thompson, for a few days.
He resides in Nebraska.
C. r. Mork OF North Dakota, is
here visiting his brother Thos. and other
relatives near Newton.
-Viroqua home talent in "Finuegan's
Fortune, at Opera house jar lary 81,
for benefit of band association fund.
Bert Frohock has practically closed
sale of his ten acre home one mile
north Of town to Dane county man.
"A half interest in Mrs. ]. T.
Dregness fffercanfiie business at Reads
town, has been purchased by Solfest
Dregne.
Rev. J. A Stemen delivered an ad-
dress before the La Crosse Congregation
al society on its fiftieth anniversary,
last Monday.
"A son of John Henderson of Frank
lin, had ons of his legs fractured by q
horse he was riding slipping and falling
on the same.
Prof A. j. Mueller, of Patty's or
chestra is one of the real great artists
on the flute, banjo and piccolo Opera
house, January "a.
Rev A. c. Vaughan will preach at
Sugar Grove church on Saturday, Jan.
25, 7:30 p. M. and at Salem Ridge on
Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
The ST Louis exposition has been de-
clared off till 1904. Management found
it impossible to have everything in
readiness for next year
Young peoples society of the Luth-
eran Synod church, meets at residence
of Ed Swenson, three miles south of
Viroqua, next Sunday at 8 o'clock.
Friday appears to have been runa-
way day in town. The teams of John
Norris and j. Dolen. made lively circuits
about the city, badly demolshing the
| rigs TO which they were attached
= Dance and concert at Opera house,
Friday night, January "a. Dance ticket
| rs cents, concert 25 cents Dance tick
cts with two or more concert tickets so
cents. Reserved seats on sale at Arnold
& Davis, no extra charge Music by
Patty's orchestra of La Crosse.
Prof. Peterson, the great violin solo
ist with Patty's orchestra, Opera house,
January "a, He is engaged for this oo-
casion only, owing to the many requests
| from people who desire to hear him.
He is without doubt as good as any
soloist ever heard in Viroqua, This
feature alone is worth much more than
the small admission fee charged.
Attorney Drew was caller from
Ia Fargo on Tuesday. He told the
CENSOR that the farmers institute beld
there last week, drew large audiences
and greatly pleased as well az profitec
the citizens of that section Mr.. Drew
says that prospects for building improve
ments in La Fargo the coming season
are bright, that at least forty lots have
been purchased with that object in view
-viroqua lady Shakespeare readin;
club elected the following officers, Mon
day evening:
| President-Mrs. w. D. Williams.
Vice President--Mrs O. w. Graves.
secretary-Mrs. @. NJ. Thompson.
| Treaaurar-Mrs ID o. MabOney
Executive Board-Mesdames Fredk WI
kins, F. II. Graves, Albon Lindemann, W D
| Dyson.
They have commenced reading ''Th
Tempest. with Mrs. Albon Lindemanl
as lsader.
Attorney A W Campbell, formerl
of Shis city, but resident of South Da
ko IA for eighteen wears, was recent
tendered the prominent place of assist
ant attorney general at Washington
Mr. Campbell recently retired from th
, bench after twelve years service a
! circuit judge, and declined the lat
{ honor. He is resting on his laurels an
again takcn up the law practice at Aber
4 deem.
{ Former Mayor August Smith, n
3 night. departs Tor Florida to remain 70
g the balance Of the winter Rheums
3 tism and neuralgia are so hard on hin
3 during winter months that he seeks
s milder climate. That he may fin
= pleasure and permanent relief Is th
!. earnest wish Of ali friends. Tuesda
:, evening his fellow Cpivalinss Of Viroqu
{ Canton called on their captain, Nj
e Smith. in body, bidding hin fratel
: nal farewell A token Of their esteel
was presented.