Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-14

w. D. Lind's father of Hill boro
won $3.50 in the treasury guessing con.
t test.
Master Albon Lindemann entertain.
ed party of children at his home on
Tuesday evening,
james Biddison of Sparta, came
down Tuesday for visit among rela-
tives and old-time friends.
A party of Viroqua young people
were entertained by'Miss Lulu Thomp.
son at her home near Bud.
Special ssio rrlces on fur coats and
odd suits this week
w. F. LINDEMANN & Co.
The La Crosse County Telephone Co.
announces a reduction of rates to 10c
between this city and Westby.
IN. A. Svigum returned from Adams
county Monday evening where he has
been engaged in revival work.
The missionary society of the Lu-
theran church will meet with Mrs Alb
rahamson on Friday afternoon.
&C. J. Smith entertained sixteen
young ladies. members of his Sunday
school class, at his home Friday evening
-Mesdames Otteson and Sanwick en-
tertained party of ladies at whist this
afternoon at the residence of the latter.
Members of the junior and sopho.
more years of the high school will give
a party in Opera hall Friday evening.
Glen Wood is making several
weeks visit at his Iowa home, leaving
the bowling alley ia charge of John
| Glenn.
-Mesars. Collmln and Potter, repre-
| senting the Sutter Bros, tobacco firm,
are in our city receiving tobacco for
shipment.
There will be basket social at Chas
/ Asbjornson's tomorrow night for the
benefit of the Synod church. Everybody
cordially invited.
The La Crosse Brown Harvester
| Co, has four suits in the present calan-
Ter of the circuit court which is in ses-
sion at La Crosse.
-Eben Sweger returned to Minneap-
oils on Monday after several weeks visit
at home. He is attending Lutheran
seminary at that place.
Mrs. w. s Field left on Monday
evening for her home in Washington,
D. G., after visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. H. d. Williams,
-Ths ministers Of Viroqua and vioin-
ity will meet at the public library next
Monday, January 10Th at 1 80 p. m. Let
our ministers Of all denominations be
present.
Mr. and Mrs John Davlin enter.
tanned party of ladies and gentlemen
at whist on Tuesday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E Casson.
The Springvflle w. c. T. u. will
meet with Mrs. Heron next Wednesday,
Jan. 81, at one O'Clock All members
of this union kindly try to be present at
this meeting.
Lost on the streets Of Viroqua
week ago, one gold heart-shaped watch
chain with initial O. p on back. Please
leave same at Andsrson's tailor shop and
| receive reward
james Hill, treasurer Of the town
ef Kickapoo. made the tax settlement
for his town on Tuesday. Mr.. Hill has
been on the sick list for some time, but
is feeling better again.
Only few fur and fur lined coats
left at the Blue Front Store. They are
the best and will be sold for less than
manufacturers prices to close. A rare
opportunitT for saving OF from S. to
800.
A party of friends and neighbors
surprised Mr.. and Mrs W T. Fisher on
Monday evening the fifteenth anniver-
sarr of their wedding. They presented
| the couple with a handsome chair and
enjoyed pleasant evening.
-Bloomingdale Camp NJ w. A. in
stalled the following officers Thursday
January Sth: Consul, S. W. Moss
holder; Advisor, S. q Storer; Clerk, o.
Ct. Lewis; Banker, John Olsor; Escort
Simon Void; Watchmau, ?. H. Wold;
Sentry, G. H. Lee.
DIR. VIM. Trowbridge and Mr.. Will
Lindemann went to La Crosse Saturday
evening to see Mrs Lindemann and
Mrs Trowbridgs and little son Freder-
ick off for California. They were Joined
at st. Paul by Mr.. l. w. Blake who will
make the trip with them.
The little city of Onalas4a, four
miles north of La Crosse, was visited
| by one Of the worst fires in its history.
on the morning of January H. Several
of the finest business and residence
blocks in town were entirely swept
away. The loss will probably reach
$50. coo.
The John Dawson q Co. Pioneer In
surance Agency wishes to announce to
| customers in other cities and villages
that their Office is now connected with
the Bell Long Distance telephone and
all toll lines in this and adjacent count
les. Telephone Nos Office 195. resi-
dence ~
-Our friend S. L. Frazier, who mas
been cashier of the Verndale, Mime
sofa, National bank for about twenty
years, has succeeded to vice presidency Of
the same He is one of the principal
stockholders. Lees boyhood frienas of
this county will congratulate him on
his continued push up the ladder
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Seymour Of Re
/ treat who have been visiting Mrs G. ].
Cherrington for some weeks, were called
to DeSoto on account Of the serious con-
dition of their son, J. II. Seymour, who
is about to undergo third operation on
one Oh his limbs His many friends
| hope this operation will prove success
full
To-day a change takes place in one
of our old and reliable mercantile estab-
| ishments Gen E. NJ. Rogers retires
from the firm of Rogers & Williams
/ and the two young men, H. +, Rogers
and F. II. Williams. are admitted TO
the firm, which will be known as II. d.
! Williams & Co. The CENSOR wishes
the new firm much prosperity and for
/ the retiring member much pleasure IN
| his freedom from business cares.
/
Said and Written 70 ths Censor