Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-30
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\ Good resolutions go into force after
| tomorrow.
The finest line of jardiners you ever
saw, at Towner's
Lamps and lanterns and their sup.
plies, at Towner's.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist oDpo-
site postoffice, Viroqus.
Business men have commenced an
nual inventory Of stocks.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire OF Butt e. Butt.
Why not have your photo taken at
Dickson's studio, over P'ue Front.
Miss Flossie Dowell OF Viola, is Wis
iting her grandfa ther, VIM. Dowell.
The Brown bIusic Company sold a
fine piano to A l. Holman of Westby.
Mrs. Dennis Howorth of DeSoto,
has gone to California to spend the VIM
ter.
james Andrews came home from
Milwaukee to spend Christmas with his
parents.
City council did no business at
Tuesdays session except to audi $50 in
accounts.
Much of the past week has been
cold and stormy, mercury going to rs
below zero.
"A l.. Rus sell is receiving visit
SON of Minneapolis.
-Workmen are busy at the county
asylum laying cement floors in the base
ment of the big building.
Aged Mrs. Il. Trowbridge fell
while working about her home and quite
seriously injured herself.
DIR. and Mrs. E. e. Gaines were
over from LaFarge to spend Christmas
with the doctors parents.
DIR. J. B. Trowbridge arrived from
Hayward to see his aged mother, who
injured herself in fall.
Miss Kate Haughton came from
Madison to spend Christmas and remain
over Sunday with her aged parents.
Misses Sadie Wolfe and Georgia
Potts go to Chicago, Saturday, employ.
ed by the Proctor Teneriffe company.
Prof. J. K Chorlog is home from
Milwaukee medical college, and has
been circling among Viroqua friends
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Davis went to
Bangor, Thursday. Mr.. Davis will now
be manager of his own store at that
place.
Daniel Wise is home from La Crosse,
after passing several weeks in the hos
pital He says he has not felt 80 well
for years.
-Boils, carbuncles, blotches and skin
eruptions may be arrested and cured by
the use of Camps Curative powder or
tablets. soc, 25c, of all druggists.
The big wagon and carriage manu-
featuring plant of Ruka Brothers. at
Boscobel, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day. Loss SIS, 900, no insurance
CENSOR delinquents are paying up
well, but there Is opportunity for many
more, and we hope all will make prompt
payment of their little delinquenciss.
-Supt. Gardner and Miss Kathryn
Goodell are in Milwaukee attending the
state teachers meeting. County super
intendents' convention Ia also in session.
The county soldiers relief commits
sion met in the city on Monday, with
Messrs. Vance, Cowan and Stevens,
commissioners, present. Routine work
only was taken up.
Judge Fruit remembered BILLY"
Shower with big Christmas turkey.
The judge appreciates the manner in
which Billy does his jsnitor service at
the court house during court
DIR. G.. W. Henika was a caller
from Readstown on Saturday. The
doctor has recently purchased new
home there, the Lake residence, which
he will remodel the coming season.
M. D. Chase arrived home from La
Fargo on Wednesday, and will remain
here with his family during the winter.
Mr.. Chase will be able to leave his hcL1e
very little during the cold winter days
An alumni association Of the Viro-
qua high school graduates was organic
ed Thursday. President, Cyrus Butt,
Jr.; Vice President, Lars Kalvestrand;
secretary, Mary Nichols; treasurer, Lu-
cy Dawson.
Mr.. W. d. Hunter of Broadhead,
has purchased the interest of M. ID.
Chase in the La Farge lumber yard,
joining his brother-in-law, Jonn E.
Nuzum, in the business, and becoming
manager.
Mr.. A. G. Ames, of Luana, Iowa,
was a caller at the CENSOR Office on
Thursday. He was former resident
of Retreat, but moved to Iowa last fall
to obtain more acres. He is well pleas
ed with his new Iowa home.
On Christmas day and evening DR..
Baldwin and Jos. Boehrer entertained
large number of callers at their bachelor
quarters in Beats block. These gentle
men have the finest suit Of rooms in the
city furnished in the most artistic style.
Hon. Ole Anderson and G. NJ Stat
slien were town of Coon callers. They
report the death of one very old settler
in their neighborhood, and also that of
young lady who died of consumption
after four years Of continuous sickness.
Not a few in this city will perhaps
remember the pioneer stage driver who
for years drove on the line between
this city and Richland Center, the light
hearted James Fl. Haughtoa. The old
gentleman died at Richland a few days
since He was grandfather to Earl
Truesdale of this city.
Editor and Mrs. Frazier Of Viola,
Martin Skagen of Soldiers Grove, Fred
Bean and Wendell Morgan Of Retreat,
Thos. Call, Henry Stevlingson and Prof.
J. Z. Chorlog of Westby, were among
the outside Masons who attended festi-
val and annual installation in this city
Monday night
The CENSOR has no desire to send
any Of its young lady friends into the
matrimonial business till they get q
good ready and have excellent opportu-
mites. It therefore begs pardon for an
nouncing the approaching marriage OF