Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-17


JURY CASES.
James HenshOrn again It Joseph Bezucha,
Verdict for plaintiff. s85 damages.
Brunswick Bake -Collander Co, against
II. Sewell, V. a. Stoddard ct al
Verdict for plaintiff against V. A stoddaFd
Mary j, sellars et al. against John X.
Verdict for plaintiff of 500 Value Of i'm
provements OF defendant placed at s6'4.
sw Moore against Warren Fish et al
Verdict for plaintiff.
John A. Newlun against George a. Yost
and J. J: Bowler as trustees In bankruptcy Of
Geo. A. Yost.
Verdict for plaintiff. slIs4o damages
j. B. Durham ct al. against Edmund Bar
bpuF.
Now on trial
COURT CASES.
Lolo McKittrick against Pree McKittricE
Divorce granted.
Rebecca h. Day against George Day.
Divorce granted plaintiff.
Hazel, daughter of Seth Smith, un-
derweDt a surgical operation and is re-
covering rapidly.
Will Selbach and Reuben Marshall
were in the city from Roekton the fore
part of the week
Mrs T. T. Sanwick and children
are making visit with Mrs. Sanwick's
sister at Rudd, Iowa.
Will Smith of Duluth, is paying a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs l. w.
Smith in this city.
House for rent in First ward good
location and modern construction. In
quire of Butt 81 Butt.
Miss Mary Nichols has gone to Be-
lott to bs present at the commencement
exercises of her alma mater.
Earl Truesdale has added another
chair and workman to his Fortney Ho-
tel tonsorial parlor
Mrs, Opsahl returned to Cashtor
Monday. after weeks visit with h4r
sister in-law. Mrs. H. 2. Larson.
Mr.. August Romanosky, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs John
Friedel, returned to his home at Camp
Douglas, Monday.
Frank Zitzner has assumed manage
ment of the Viroqua Hotel. O&C Sveen
retiring after Few months manage
ment # the house
Mics Erma T avor is home from the
west, greatly improved in health, after
nearly years absence with her sister
Mrs. Dr. Moe.
Coon V@iiey band and Woodmer, +,
who have the celebration OH hand aG
tbGt p'@ae, propose 20 excel all other
places on the Fourth.
-kobert Robertson returned from
La Crosse on Saturday He reports
Mrs, Robertson recovering nicely and
hopes her recovery will be permanent
-,drs. H. L. Brooks and daughter
from Chippews Falls, and Mrs. Geo. NJ
Frolmader and daughters Of Camp
Dor glas, are the guests of their sister,
Mrs. John Friedel.
Miss Tilda Surenson and salr Levi
Lake, two OF Viroqua best young people,
will be united in marriage az the home
of the brides brother, DR. Surenson, to-
morrow evening.
Royal Arch degree will be confer
red in Viroqua Masonic chapter next
Wednesday evening. which all members
are requested to attend. 1t will be the
last work for the summer season.
-Cn Monday Need Hunt was unfor-
tunate in the loss of a young horse. At
the Minshall stables the animal was be-
ing trained to the oit, reared on his hind
legs falling backward broke his neck.
Miss Jessie McGonigalof Lancaster,
is in the city visiting her brother George,
Saturday evening a reception and party
was given in her honor by Miss Mary
Nichols 1t was a most enjoyable gather
ing of misses.
The June division Of the LaGies Aid
)ciety of the Methodist church will
nave their birthday social al the resi-
dence of John Spellum on Tuesday ev-
ening the 23rd. Refreshments 10 cents.
Everybody cordially invited
"A little nine-year old daughter OF
Mrs. J. S. Nelson was buried from the
family home east of the city today, ser
vices conducted by Rev g. W NuZum,
burial at Liberty Pole. The little one
died from Brights disease,
General Rogers, Frank Chase and ].
c. Baglien, appraisers for damage TO
lands through which the electric road
survey Is made, met at La Crosse on
Monday They will commence their
work of appraisal next week.
Mr.. Taylor, the venerable custodian
of the circuit court room in La Crosse
county, paid visit to friends in this city
during last week Mr. Taylor is ninety
four or ninety five years Of age md Is az
well preserved as many men .. sixty.
"A. c. Cass and family returned from
a three months trip through the western
states, having visited most Of the prin'
cipal points They are satisfied to be
again at the old home. For the present
they viii live on the Miles Davis farm
Lewis w. Stabelin once resident
Of this city, escaped from the Illinois
states prison at Joliet on Saturday last
by one of the versatile moves for'whicb
he is noted, He was doing duty on
charge of forging orders on Wells, Far
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Mrs J. l. Hayes is pleased to ack
nowledge receipt Of 1900, or ten per cent
of the policy carried by her husband by
4 reason of the disability clause contained
in the articles Of the &accabees, in which
he is insured This is one OF the con
ditions Of the insurance feature Of tht
| order
--Childrens day was well observed al
all the CITY churches, services IN the ey
! ening Pleasing programmes OF musi'
and defamation were presented Flaf
/ day observance was one Of the pleasing
features at the ongregational houss
/ Mrs Wvman caused to be presented Il
the Sunday schooi fine painting
| Geo K. Nuzur.1 was qnite severel,
Z injured while leading stone NJ the quar-
~ A large stone fell upon one Of bi
[ To- injurinp him 20 badly that be j
] confined 10 biz bome Mr. Enzum ha
! under construction a new ssidence on
10-acre tract Of land purchased from
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