Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

"A fourth son arrived at the home o.
Miller Ole Emilson.
-Hamp Miller returned from Iowa
Monday morning.
Andrew Johnson spent Sunday IN
La Crosse and Sparta.
Three rooms to rent to small fam
lily. Inquire OF J. J. WillseY.
Mrs. Flikke left Wednesday last
for her home at Rudd, Iowa.
rs cent Brussel Carpets win be sold
for 57t cts at Tate's Big Store.
Spring term, March end, Wisconsin
Business University, La Crosse.
Good day board can be secured at
the residence of George 81 Clarke
Rev. A. r. Klein W Ill preach at
Fargo next Saturday evening at 7;30.
For Insurance cali on the John
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua. Wis.
Andrew Bakken has become land
lord of the American hotel at Cashton
II. c. Pringle has sold his desirable
residence property to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
Williams.
Edward Conley and Ova Larson
were Rising Sun business visitors to the
city on Monday.
Entirely new, novel and delightful
entertainers at Opera house, Wednes-
day, March 4th
Don't fail TO see the great entertain
ers Smith and Gordon, Opera house,
Wednesday, March 4th.
Annual muslin underwear sale OPP
ems at Tate's Thursday morning Feb
ruary 10. See their ad
j. w. Haughton and wife of Viola,
were in the city over Sunday, visiting
relatives and friends.
You can buy 81. 90 and s125 Queen
muslin garments for 40 CENTS at Tates
during their special sale.
For rent, 1 good house on Decker
street Will be vacant by first of March.
Enquire of Mrs. D. A. Strawn.
Mrs. Howard Taylor of Minneapo-
lis, is spending few days with her
father, Andy Russell and family.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work. Good wages paid. Inquire Of
Mrs. WIN. WEBB.
Come and examine our enormous
list of bargains in farm and city prop
erty. VERNON COUNTY LAND Co.
For sale, farm of 174 acres, the
VIM. O'Lsry place, two miles southeast
of Libsrty Pole. Inquire of Ole E. San
den on premises.
-Torger Berge of Franklin town,
went to Madison to accept position in
the assembly for the balance of the leg
islative session.
Mrs. l.. M. Hornby and children,
who spent several weeks with relatives
near Liberty Pole, return to their South
Dakota home this week
For SALE good blacksmith shop and
tools, also dwelling house and tobacco
ground. Enquire of Ole Wig, Avalanche
or Soren Hanson, Viroqua
Mrs. jackson Silbaugh was at Hills
boro the first Of the week to attend and
ADDRESS, as county president, the local
W. G. T. Union of that city.
Peter Larson Of the town Of Frank
lin, has purchased of Q. J. Smith the
residence property, formerly occupied
by J B. Tobler in the first ward.
Two additional small pox cases are
reported at the farm home Of Judson
Higgins at Liberty Pole. The patients
last week reported as afflicted are i'm
proving rapidly.
The well-known firm of Neprud,
Larson & Company, proprietors Of the
Coon Valley mills, gives notice of disso-
luton on April first, when Nordal Ne
prud becomes sole proprietor,
James G. Carr of Oshkosh has been
chosen grand lecturer of the grand chap
ter of ROYAL Arch Masons of Wisconsin.
His predecessor, the late M. L. Youn9s
of Milwaukee, held the position for
more than forty years.
Moses Hutchens was at Ontario and
Wilton and at the latter place assisted
in organizing telephone company, to
be known as the Ontario and Wilton
Telephone company with capital stock
of $5oO0.-Wonewo Reporter.
viii T. Smith is here from Duluth
to visit the old home. During his sew
eral years career as wholesale corr
mission merchant he has built up trade
all through the west All friends are
pleased to know of "Billy's" success.
An exchange calls attention to a
family that caught scarlet fever through
the borrowing of newspaper, which
oupht to be solemn warning to all
borrowers of newspapers, as tits thought
bv the most scientific newspaper men
that in no way can contagious diseases
he more surely spread than by the pro-
miscuous borrowing of newspapers.
AT. Madison, Tuesday night, the
Sksnd uayian association of that city
held its annual banquet 1t had IS its
puests the Norwegian American mem
bars of the legislature, OF whom there
ara not few. Among the speakers
was Assamblyman Dahl of tais county
who spoke of the Norwegian as ousl'
ness man ,
IF parties who wish to receive tlsL
frv from the state hatcheries VIII cal
at the CENSOR office and secure blsnE
anplications or write the editor at Madl
sor. in care of state senate, blanks VII
be sent. 1t is not positive all demand
can be filed by the department, but th'
writer will make effort to secure
reasonable share of fsh for Vernon
county streams if willing hands will &C
cept and properly plant them.
Death came to the Lief OF Aarol
Powers. one of the oldest inmates OF tn
county asylum. on Sunday, when n
nassed away at the age of 81 years d
had been an inmate of the institutlo
since its establishment, and for the pas
balf-dozen years had been CONSTANT
bedridden. Mr. Powers was forme
well known citizen sad old settler c
Rockton community, where he has kif
dred.