Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-14
! MI .g50ut 9our friends and TelgAbors.

| NoLS Il. EOElneg HaQ6 a CUISINES
trip to Edgerton.
Go to the Delicatessen restauran
for your meals, in the Opera block.
Isaac Solberg had a brother as hi
guest from North Dakota. ;.
"A little daughter came to the hom,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Nix on Thursday
Wanted, Immediately. a girl 70 dc
general homework. Inquire at B. f,
Purdy's, Viroqua
Miss Addie Smith and niece, Vivon
McClurg, went to La Crosse to spend a
few days
No cure so sure as a. w Barker's
Cougn- Catarrh, Consumption Remedy
at Johnson's drug store Try it.
Special sale prices on fur coats and
odd suits this week.
w. +. LINDEA1ANN d Co.
Remember, we not only give salts
faction, we give the most change hack.
Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler.
MIR. A S. Cobb has become agent
for the worldfamed Singer sewing ma
chine. He will operate in this section.
George Stegne, aged 35 years, of
| this place, was adjudged insane and
! taken to Mendoza asylum on Friday bv
Sheriff Severson and Nels f. Fortney
Tor Insurance call on or telephone
John Dawson & Co. of Viroqua, Wis.
Office, second floor of Lindemann build
| ng. Telephone Nos Office los, residence
-Nels E. Fortney has purchased
from J. Endicot his residence property
in the Third ward. Mr. Endicot also
| closed ont his dray business to C. M.
Morrison The line has been discon-
tinued.
Christ Lindvig, treasurer of Coon,
was in the city on Saturday TO pay tax
money into the county treasury. He
left but small balance of Gle ming up
the entire amount of Coon's indebted
ness to the county.
Superintendent L. Fl. Glenn bound
over four children from the county aims
house to o. L. Robinson for the Child
ren's Home society of Wisconsin, where
they will be placed out in good Chris
tian homessand protected by the society
On account of the train being de-
layed, DR.. McElwee was unable to reach
Viroqua until late hour on the day ap-
pointed for December visit, but he has
arranged to me earlier hereafter and
will be at the Fortney hotel on Thursday,
January %.
George S. Taylor, late of this city,
was married to Miss Louise Ruman, of
Portage, December 81. Miss Ruman
taught school for some wears west of
Viroqua. She is sister of Mrs John
M. Vance of Fargo. They will reside
at Marsh6eld.
In the case of Herman Bohn VS. the
Town of Greenwood, tried before JUS
tice Williams and a jury last Friday,
Bohn was given Judgment for sos
The case was one to recover assessors
fees, and the decision Of the jury throws
the cost upon Mr.. Bohn -Hillsboro Sen
| try.
Figure this ont boys and girls: A
train leaves New York for Chicago run
ming 35 miles per hour. At the same
time one leaves Chicago for New York,
running 45 miles per hour These trains
run on parallel tracks Which is the
nearest Chicago when they pass each
other?
At West Lima January I'd, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Griffin celebrated their fif.
| tieth wedding anniversary with big
gathering of relatives They settled on
the place where they now reside 40 years
ago. Mr.. Griffin is brother of john
Griffin of this city, who with his wife
were detained from attending.
Martin & Kuebler are making need
ed improvements in their hardware
store to meet demands of an increasing
business. The salesroom will consist of
| the entire ground floor of the block.
| their tinshop and plumbing department
having been removed to the second
story. A freight elevator has been put
in the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Casson and
| daughter returned to Viroqua Tuesday,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs L. L.
! Tongue. Mrs. Casson was tine first lady
| to ride on the Hillsboro & North East
ern Railway from Union Center to
| Hillsboro and Mr.. Casson purchased
the first ticket sold at Madison for Hills
boro. -Hillsboro Sentry.
The dedication of the fine new pipe
organ just installed in the North Coon
| Prairie church took place on New Years
day, in the presence of a large congre-
| CATION. Rev. Halverson gave the dedi-
cation speech in which he spoke of the
| musical instruments of olden times, acd
contrasted the ones used then with those
of our own times. He also spoke of the
help that coed music as well as good
speaking IS in religious worship. Cash
ton Record.
Jacob D. Christman, one of the
well-known citizens of Webster, died
quite suddenly at his home on Friday
last He was about as usual till short
! ly before the end came Several weeks
since Mr. Christman underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis and was obliged
| to remain in a La Crosse hospital for
weeks. Funeral occurred at Bush Hol-
low church on Sunday, and wss attend
ed by very large gathering of sorrow
ing neighbors and friends Mr. Christ
man was about fifty years old.
Senator Munson and Assemblyman
Dahl departed for Madison, Monday
morning, to be present at the converting
of the legislature which occurs today
at neon. During the early weeks Of the
session, at least, the editor of the CEN
SOR hopes to be able to meet friends
| and patrons at his office on Saturdays
and Mondays. During his absence he
will greatly appreciate contributions of
local items and otherwise to the CEN
SOR Please prepare and hand in or
send to the Office personal and news items
of interest.
That the visits of DR.. McElwee are
appreciated is shown by the number of
persons from all parts Of the county who
come TO Niroqua to consult him. From
the great river on the vvaet 70 4ha Tyi(l,