Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-30
-Fine nictnrers at Towner's.


bakery.
= 90 per cent discount on all furs at
Tats's.
Frank Dickson drove up from Sol
dis Grove Sunday.
Jos. Omundson inspected oil at
Csshton on Monday.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on O. 81. Minshall.
-westby telephone exchange has
grown to 101 phones.
Herbert Allen came from Cashton
to spend several days at home.
Rev. Buffers went to Tomah, this
morning, to conduct funeral.
Don't forget the Snow Ball party
Thursday night, tickets rs cents.
-Patronize home industry by attend
ing the Viroqua Business College.
Good music, nice decorations, pleas
ing moments at the dance Thursday.
4 Thursday eve that's right The
Snow Ball party. Tickets rs cents.
-Viroqua Business college opens Jam
uary 4, 1904 Write for terms, etc.
For sale. forty-acre farm, five miles
east of Viroqua A. ROBINSON.
DO you krow that Dickson's studio
is the place to have your pictures taken2
Mrs. e. J. Smith and son Kenneth
are spending holiday season at Mime
apolis
Young peoples society will meet
at Ole Helgeson's Tuesday evening JAN
uary 5.
--Erma Favor is spending the holi-
days with her sister at Heron Lake,
Minnesota.
-Thos A. Henry is spending holiday
season from teaching duties in Dunn
county.
n Miss Sadie Rogers is visiting her
Young friends, the Misses Switzer, in
Minneapolis.
a DIR. Cbas. Il. Trowbridge was con-
fined to his home with slight illness
the past few days.
# Mr.. l. w. Switz er of Minneapolis
arrived Tuesday, for few days among
old neighbors
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
u Loan Company.
A --Mesdames Seymour and Goethe of
y Melvina, visited their sister, Mrs. A. L.
Russell, in this city.
Harry Banks spsnt couple of days
with Charley Shannon at Westby the
fore part Of Gnis week,
-Mrs. Emma Segler of Hamburg,
was adjudged insane and taken TO Men
dota by Sheriff Severson.
-Messrs R. P. Oliver and Hans
Thompson of Wheatland, W re among
our Monday business callers.
L.
College. you get an education that's
useful rather than ornamental.
Found, near Liberty Pole cemetery
brown waterproof cape Owner can
secure same at CENSOR office by paying
for this notice.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon,
January 9th, in the new Woodman hall
over G. J. Segerson's store.
Rev. Hans Hanson of Red Wing,
will preach as follows: Folsom, Jan. /;
West Prairie, 2; Bad Ak, g.; Sunday
evening, 7:30, in Viroqua Synod church.
-Woodmen should remember the an
piversary celebration st the new local
camp quarters in Nichols block, Tuesday
evening next. Rev. Buffers will deliver
an address on Woodcraft
DR. G. S. Smith of Elroy, was busi-
ness caller in the city on Wednesday
last He is vice president of tee Vernon
County Bank, and was in the city on
matters connected Herewith.
Anyone can see at glance that
boy or girl will learn more by actual
business than by reading about 1t in
hook. hence attend the Viroqua Bust
ness college Opens January 4, 1904.
It's like dip in the fountain of
youth" Touches the check 80 gently
that youth fingers on the face OF old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35 cents. A. J. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hockenberry
went to Genoa to attend the funeral OF
nephew, Zed Hockenberry, who died
at Rhinelander and was buried at Genoa.
Deceased was thirty-four years old, and
leaves vile and three children.
William r. Bundy, pioneer of the
eastern section of the county, died at
Valley on the 20th aged 7S years. He
has resided in the county almost fifty
wears. was soldier of the great rebel
lion. a high-minded citizen and exem-
plary man.
When you want q first-class paper
in connection with your horne paper,
remember that the CENSOR can secure
Won the weekly Milwaukee Free Press
one whole wear at the remarkably low
nrice of 25 cents. 1t is state paper
that all Wisconsin people are proud OF.
&C. A. Christianson sold twenty five
of his anvil device to a Madison whole
sale house Christianson & Banks say
they have sufficient orders booked to
keep them working the balance Of the
winter. They will install gasolene
engine in their shop to furnish motive
power.
Attend the night school at the Busi-
ness College, which opens Monday, Jan.
usry 4, 1904. You can take any or al
of the following subjects; Bookkeep-
ing, shorthand, typewriting, penrnan-
ship, arithmetic and grammar. This is
an excellent way TO spend your even
ings.
Mr.. c. T. GiIlett writes from Cali
fornia to the Sparta Herald, Of the death
Of his son Oscar, aged "a years. leaving
wife and son besides the fathers fam
lily. Young Gillett wss born In Sparta,
at time OF death a prominent business
man in Eureka, California. The elder
Gillett was ons Of the early ssttlegs OF
viroqua vicinity. The elder son Jim
Gille6t, WIS elected 20 congress from q
California district, last fell.
Alderman John Edwards OF this ci-
-aoa;xaI from kIo North