Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-28
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| 20 per cent discount on all lurs d
Tate's Big store.
! Jim Parker is confined to the hous
! wi tn pneumonia.
-25 per cent disco unit on ladies jack
cts at Tate Big store.
Jerry Dawson transacted business
La Crosse last Tue esdsy.
-Ex-Mayor Boyle attended the sena
torial election at Madison.
The ladies Shakespeare club met
with Mrs. Hazen last Monday.
You can obtain farm bulletin book
free by calling at the CENSOR office.
Hon. Jos. Camp in lecture course at
| Opera house this VI Wednesday evening
Aug. Trappe and wife of Seeley yburg,
mourn the death Of an eight-months
child.
Born, January %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitis Peterson in the town of Harmony,
a daughter.
Judge Graves was called to st. Paul
on legal business Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALBION Lindemann en-
tertained large party at six o'clock
tea last Friday evening.
Mr.. Hans Stigen of Bloomingdale,
like nearly hundred others, dropped a
yearly reminder with the CENSOR.
The warehouse workers dance last
Friday night was well attended and one
of the best conducted affairs of the sea-
son.
-Supt. Gardn er and the Misses Will
son. Richards, Treseder and Matke at
tended the joint teachers meeting at
Viola
Senator Spooner was re- acted for
a third term in the United Stasas senate
by separate ballot Of the legislature
| yesterday.
-Hillsboro fair and driving associa-
| tion has elected officers for the season
and decided to have s four days fair
again this year.
-Albertson's lady orchestra of six
pieces furnishes music for dance at
opera house next Thursday evening.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredrick Wilkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. G W. Graves will enter
tain the whist club at the Relief Corps
hall Friday evening.
Our ice dealers have about COM
| ple:ed their harvest of CONCEALED aqua
pura. It is clear and of fine quality
and thickness this season.
Fred Holbrook of the branch freight
train, has resigned to accept fast mail
run between Milwaukee and La Crosse.
| Brad Miller takes his place.
Misses Ida and Lena johnson have
rooms at Mrs T o. Andersons in south
part of the city, where ladies wishing
| dppss111o ginpr pan Fl nd thpfn
Lost, near the county farm, plush
robe, black on one side the other being
black and yellow spotted. Finder will
kindly leave same at CENSOR Office and
receive reward.
-Hillsboro railroad officials are oblig
ing indeed. On recent evening spec
| ial train was run to Union Center to &C.
commodate a party of twenty who at
tended social function.
--Thos A Tolrud, manager of the
Vernon County Land Co, (office over
Towners store) has some of the finest
farms in Vernon county for sale. Give
him call He can show You what you
want
The Western Wisconsin Land 81
Loan Company report the sale of L. T.
Sveen's farm near Readstown to Sever
| Simpson. Mr.. Sween came here from
! Peterson, Minnesota, several years ago
and contemplates returning to that'city
in the spring.
Mitchell the music teacher, is now
located in Furgeson block, where he
has a piano and every convenience for
the study of music. The class starts
with membership of thirty. Applica
tions should be sent in early in order to
receive desirable time.
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers
leave home tomorrow for a winter and
spring sojourn in Washington, D. c.,
Virginia, Florida aud other mild eli
mate states They will make the most
of their outing in recreation and pleas
ure. Their neighb-rs and friends wish
them much enjoyment and safe return
home.
Superintendent Gardner attended a
state meeting o. county superintendents
last week. He was one of two who pre-
sented the subject Shall the teaching
of agriculture be made compulsory in
the common schools? The decision of
the convention was that it should now
be made compulsory but that it be tried
in an elementary way.
| -I0S IENSOR ldSG week IAlleU TO
mention the death of Mathew E. Law
renee a former well known De Soto
gentleman, who passed away suddenly
at his home in La Crosse on the 10th, at
the age of about 50 years Mr. Law
renee was the youngest brother of Mrs.
Nathan Coe of this city, who in COM
pany with her daughter Charity, attend
ed the funeral
AT last evenings council meeting
accounts for $32 were allowed. The
council also voted to refund the tax of
last year on the market square to the
firm of Rogers & Williams These gen
.tlemen overlooked the tax item in rent
4 ing the square to the city and as a result
the tax on the property amounted to
more than the rent, a situation the coun-
Gil deemed but just to right.
The new business building recently
erected between Tate'S store and Mich
aelsohn's Clothing horse, by Thos. Jer-
man, will be occupied as a millinery
store by Myrtle and Kate Wise. They
will take possession 1st Of March. This
is one Of the finest locations in the city
and the CENSOR extends cOngratula-
tions to the enterprising young ladies in
securing this desirable business point.
"A new time schedule went into
effect with the freight train on the
| branch Monday: It leaves STarta At
= TAO in the morning. reaches Cashton at
9,07, Westby at $50 arriving in Viro-
: qua at f020. Returning the train
leaves this city at II As. react IS West