Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08

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Jesse Irwin, a Ontario war veter-
an, had his pension increased from. $t2
( to S24
Master Frank Wolfgram is messen.
/ ger at the depot and is learning tele-
graphy,
The state Spiritualist association
/ win hold its annual meeting in La Crosse
| April o.
Martin e. Kuebler have added fine
new delivery wagon to their hardware
outfit.
Chris Welch was In town yesterday
after confinement at home for six weeks
by sickness.
Ben Williams picked up and ship
| ped to Milwaukee bunch of thirteen
fine driving and draft horses.
Mrs. Il. P. Proctor came home from
Chicago, having passed several weeks
there with her daughter.
Rev. William Haughton has accept.
ed an invitation to preach sermon for
Cashton Odd Fellows next Sunday.
Mrs. Spencer and daughter of Mt.
Sterling, spent last week in the city.
Mr. Spencer came for them on Sunday.
Seventy voters took part in Ohe town
of Wheatland caucuss, and Uncle John
Foster writes we skinned 'em plenty. T"
Now ready, settings of white face
Black Spanish eggs, may be secured by
applying to NJ. G. Nichols, Viroqua.
Homemade maple sugar ard syrup
now on sale in the local market. 1t is
reported as good season for the pro-
duct.
Porter S Putnam, the band master
and music composer, who lived in vi
roqus some years ago, died in Nebraska
recently.
&C. W, Thompson Eas sold an inter
est IN his barbet shop to J. J. bpandi-
ford Of Westby, who has removed here
with his family.
Miss Nellie Hebberd of La Crosse,
Is guest Of the Misses Coff1and in this
city. A party was given in her honor
on Saturday evening
The annual O7d Fellow celebration
OF Viroqua, Cashton. Sparta, Bangor
and La Crosse lodge societies will be
held in this city on the Goth.
We are known by everybody in vi
roqua as leader in the jewelry business
and particularly so in watches
Jos, BOEHRER, Jeweler
-Brookville district will erect a mod,
| ern school house the coming season
Bids for such construction are invited.
notice given in today's CENSOR.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and will not constipate like
| nearly all other cough medicines. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold ~ A. J. John
son.
The nnder-sherif Of Crawford
| coanty has small pox, as has also the
children Of Sheriff McCullick, and TIE
jail and sheriff residence are quaran-
tined.
The district Odd Fello,vJ associa-
tion viii celebrate anniversary day in
this city on Saturday the 25th. Rev.
c. q. Buffers win deliver the annual
address.
Thursday night Viroqua Odd Eel
low lodge will receive q visit from Cash
ton brothers Work in the second and
third degree will be conferred on visit
ing candidates.
Mr.. John Burns of southern Frank
lin town, died of cancer on March 30ih,
after several years suffering. He was
80 years old. Funei al held at Rising
Sun Catholic churcL
Last week was a rough one overhead
and under foot. Wednesday night a
terrific rain and hail storm prevailed
Country roads have been extremely bad,
but are now much improved
The cnly lynx killed in this section
Of country for some years was captured
by George Cunningham on Bishop
Branch. 1t was large animal and he
secures county bounty Of So
Carl Lucasen has decided to make
| Minnesota his future home and has lust
sold his farm of 1870 acres through the
Western Wisconsin Land & loan Com
pany of this city to Ole p Berg
Capt Henry B. Nichols, former
| Viroquian, since the war a prominent
citizen Of Norfork, Virginia, has been
! appointed postmaster Of that city He
held the position for long term years
ago.
| AS good as the best, and better
than the rest are the silver laced Wy
andott eggs-50 cents per 1S For lar
ger numbers 2 liberal discount / have
raised them exclusively for seventeen
| years. f. W. ALEXANDER.
"A RichIand county man tells the
| Rustic that he has discovered that
| ground hogs are enemies to sheep rails
/ ing and that they were stealing young
| lambs from him He found one lamb
dragged into woodchuck hole several
feet.
General and Mrs. Rogers arrived
home on Wednesday last from their
winter's sojourn in Virginia, Washing
/ ton, d c., and other points of agree
/ able climate They report a pleasant
winter and one round Of society and
/ good fellowship.
"A son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ely
went TO GAINESVILLE today. to enter the
/ institution for the blind, If he can be
1 accepted The Young man experienced
! an injury TO one eye that it is feared
! viii affect the other one if he attempts
to obtain an educstion by sight.
MIR c. Q Hemstad Of Newry. came
to thi- city last Saturday and hauled
home load Of shelied corn for stock
/ feeding purposes He tells the CENSOR
! that their cooperative creamery has
+ opened in foil blast for the season, and
/ says for three years it has been most
! prosperous and beneficial to the commu-
nifty
john Chapman has found the west
/ ern country SO attractive that be is sell
ing his interests here for the purpose Of
investing in the west The Westl m
Wisconsin Land & Loan Company has
just sod his house and lot in the third
ward to Anna TsIIy who will tOor rnove