Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-11
Otto Brown spent Tuesday in La

waukee thus far this week.
-Laurant's feats of magic will keep
you wondering for weeks
Three rooms to rent to a small fam
lily. Inquire of J. j. WillseY
Spring term, March End, Wisconsin
Business University, La Crosse.
-Laurant the worlds greatest mag
ician Opera house Tuesday, Feby. 18th.
John L. Hughes of Dickenson, N.
Dakota, is visiting at the home of Aug.
Smith.
The city orchestra will furnish MUSIC
fer dance at Richland Center tomofy
row night.
-Mesdanes Dahl and Lindemann en-
tertain at whist at the home Of the lat
ter on Thursday.
| Annual muslin underwear sale OPP
ems at Tates Thursday morning Feb
ruary H. See their ad.
A. ". Guess, the hustling landlord
| from Viola, was q pleasant caller in
this ciyy on Tuesday.
You can buy $100 and 81. 25 Queen
muslin garments for 40 cents at Tate's
during their special sale.
"A teachers meeting will be held in
Viroqua February 81. The program
viii be published next week,
First quality Wales Goodyear over
shoes IS cents per pair
FL. d WILLIAMS & Co.
The many friends in this city Of
Miss N.ttie Sholts will regret to learn
of her death at her home in Sparta on
Thursday last.
The M. E Aid society of Liberty
Pole will have a shadow social at j.
Henderson's Friday evening for the
benefit of the pastor.
The Congregational church of La
Crosse has donated the sun O. 800 to
the Church in De Soto, which is now in
process of construction.
At last evenings council meeting
but little business was transacted. A
resolution was passed voting $50 per
month to the city band.
You are cordially inYitod to attend
a 10c social given by Mrs. G. G. Browns
Sunday school class at her home next
Saturday evening, Feb. IA.
Queen muslin garments are the per-
fection of durability and finish. OBJ
tainable only at Tates during their spe-
cial muslin underwear sale.
History, not prophecy-all WsB U.
graduates secure positions. Spring term
March 2nd Beautiful catalogue free.
| Address w. b. o., La Crosse.
We are known by everybody in vi
roqua as leader in the jewelry business
and particularly so in watches.
JOS BOEHRER Jeweler.
The ladies society of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet on Friday at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon at Mr.. Sol
berg's one mile south Of town.
There will be dance given in Op-
era hall on Friday eve, by the City Band
| boys. Everyone should turn out and
make this one of the events Of the sea-
son.
The young peoples society OF the
Lutheran Synod church will meet on
| Sunday evening at six o'clock at Mr..
| Claus Peterson's three and one-half
miles southwest Of town.
Henry Stevlingson, of the firm of
Steulingson & Call of Westby, was Il
caller in this city on Tuesday They are
to have large sale on dry goods in
their store Monday anl Tuesday next.
The many frit nds of Emil Erickson,
Lindemann's popular groceryman, will
be pleased to learn that he is again able
to be about He has been confined in
the st. Francis hospital for about three
weeks.
Mr.. J. z. Joyce offers his residence
pro, erty, personal effects and pump
business fer sale, contemplating a re-
moval to Minnesota. His offerings are
desirable. See ad5 ertisement in to-day's
paper.
The Springville W. C. T. U. will
observe Frances E. Willard's heavenly
birthday with appropriate program,
Feb. II. Mrs Rosetta B. Silbaugh is
to assist on the program. Everybody
invI6ed.
"A party of nineteen LADIES drove to
Westby Tuesday afternoon and were en-
tertained at AsseInblyman Dahls 1t
being the birthday of Mrs. Dahl, the
ladies presented her with token of re-
meNbrance.
DO not fail TO see the Laurant en-
tertainment at Opera house Tuesday,
Feb. II. The most wonderful perfor-
mances ever witnessed. This enter
tainment is well worth 81. 90. Reserved
seats only 35 cents
Members of the agricultural society
should remember the meeting for next
Saturday, when the matter of building
a new fair house will be taken up and
probably disposed Of. 1t is important
that 6. representative number be present
to bear the responsibility.
I offer my house and two lots for
sale in Viroqua, we'll located, plenty Of
aruit, barn and other good surroundings.
Also my pump business, tools, team,
venicIes etc All will be sold at bar
gain if taken soon. Call and see what
have to offer and you will buy.
JOHN =. JOYCE, Viroqua
j. NJ. Marshall, treasurer Of Union,
was frat to make complete adjustment
with Treasurer Lier for she taxes charg-
ed to his town, which he did last Satur-
day. Ont of 81, 1j0 tax in Union Mr..
Marshall collected all but SIS. 40 on real
estate, three persons being delinquent to
! that amount. all non-residents.
"A party Of young people enjoyed
Z +hernaeives at the bowling alley last
l evening Prizes we're offered for the
( best and poorest scores made. d. +.
/ jackson and Miss Myrtle Arlington
were the lucky ones in winning the
royal prizes, and Geo. McGonigal and
Miss Flossie Stricken the ''boOby' prizes.
( Col c. E Morley Of this city, has
+ received notification Of hi appointment
/ as assistant book keeper Of the house Of
I Representatives at Washington, whittier
ne will proceed the latter part Of the
4 v-eaty The TtrysftiGu ie a very TFTDOusi-