Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-23
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-CnleL D's A1easb cigars at AFuolu Ok
! Davis only.
The finest line of jardiners you evel
saw, at Towner's.
Lamps and lanterns and their sup
plies, at Towner's.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dezstst oppo'
site postofice, Viroqua.
Seth T. Smith is confined to his bed
with rheumatism.
Miss Anna Swiggum is spending
her holiday vacation at home.
Write for terms, etc., and then at
tend the Viroqua Business College.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire Of Butt 81 Butt.
Frank E. Mutch has been appointed
postmaster at Newton to succeed z. ],
Kalhar.
Students and young people are gath
ering at Viroqua firesides from sll direc.
tions.
Frank Favor was adjudged insane
and taken to Mendoza hospital by Mar.
shall Curtis
Mr.. 1. D. Poorman of West Lima,
transacted business in our city on Mon
day aud Tuesday.
Mrs. E. A. Stark has some rooms
which she would like TO rent to school
girls or to young married couple.
Genoa is soon ito have q second ru-
raj mail route Stoddard will be on
with one about the first Of the year.
Editor Babcock was over from Sol
diers Grove, Monday. Carl Peterson
and wife of the same place were also in
town.
Miss Ella Friddell, who spent the
summer at home, returned Monday, to
her position in the state school at Chip
pewa Falls.
-Viroqua Masonic and Eastern Star
officers will be installed next Monday
evening. A festival and entertainment
will be given.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Willisms re-
ceived the sad news of the death of their
brother-in-law, Gilbert Collier, at Du-
luth, Minnesota.
DIR. F. r. Weston. the La Crosse
specialist, will make his next profes-
sional visit to Viroqua and be at Fort
ney Hotel all of next Monday.
Soft weather on Saturday caused a
little movement in removal of tobacco
from poles, but sudden change neces-
STATED suspension Of that work.
There is nothing so up-to-date and
nothing appreciated more by women
than fine cut glass and china.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
C w. Noble returned from northern
Wisconsin, reporting heavy SHOWS. He
will drive freight wagon and assist
Frank Mutch in his Newton store.
Delightful weather for holiday shop
ping. Good roads, favorable weather
and special inducements have brought
buyers from long distances to Viroqua.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. .. Holmes
of Chicago, December 10, son. Mrs.
Holmes was formerly Mabelle Alden of
Viroqua. Mrs. Alden is attending her
daughter.
Work on the new creamery building
is rapidly progressing. The foundation
walls are now in place and crew of car
penters will push the structure to speedy
completion.
Prof. Bulger has gone to his Niece
dab home to pass Christmas. He will
renew his dancing school next Monday.
He has a class of about $50 here. mwsn-
ty-five attend from Westby.
Many friends were pleas ed to meet
Mr.. A B. Saxton of Sparta, Who was In
the city on business, Monday He re-
ports prosperous year in berry and
farm garden the past season.
No one will fail to read and apprec;-
ate the expressive and appropriate lines
contributed for today's CENSOR from
the pen of the gifted writer, our neigh
Dor and friend, Rev. William Haughton.
The question with the business man
is, what can you do?-rather than, what
do you know2 That is the reason we
teach actual business from the start to
finish at the Viroqus Business College
Mrs. Charity Rusk Craig arrived in
the city from her southern home on
Tuesday, to visit relatives and friends
Of a life time Mrs. Craig is receiving
hearty welcome from young and old
friends.
The Chronicle says that La Crosse
business interests are urging with COM
pany officers, restoration of the Viroqua-
La Crosse passenger train suspended a
fortnight since Hope they will accom-
plish their purpose, but we despair for
their success.
Henry Hooverson was caller from
Folsom. He relates the loss by the Fol-
som Lutheran society Of thei fine par
sonage, stating that the insurance on
building and contents was very light.
Rev. and Mrs. Holm's personal loss was
severe, taking their extensive library,
furniture, wearing apparel, etc. Mr..
Hooverson says new parsonage will be
erected.
Our local postoffice force had con-
siderable addition TO the Christmas rush
of mail when the John Dawson & Co.,
Pioneer Insurance Agency contributed
eight mail bags of their handsome souve-
mir calendars to be sent to their patrons
in the city and throughout their terri
tory of several counties. The agency
has been established for almost thirty
six years and is well and favorably
known at home and abroad.
DIR. Porter arrived home Saturday
morning after six weeks Sightseeing
and visiting in the east. He came direct
from Washington, where he passed
eight days. Mr.. Porter says eastern Ia
boring people will fare badly this win
ter, very many thousands of them hav.
| ing been discharged from employment,
caused by suspension of manufacturing
plants and general stringency in bust.
| ness He reports that this non-employ'
ment is largely among those who have
drawn small salaries.
The Snow Ball Party which will bs
conducted by Prof. Bulger and his Juve-
nile dancing class at Opera house on
/ Eavv Wars eve will certainly he vary