Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-20

security. Inquire of Butt & Butt
Why not have your photo taken at
Dickson's studio, over Blue Front.
-Westby school enrolment is 174,
largest in the history of the place.
Miss Violet Bowman, who passed "a
year in Chicago, has returned home.
Mrs William Pennell, a former De
Soto lady, died at Duluth, Minnesota.
Meals served for 10, Is aud 90 cents
G. A. Nelson's bakery in Opera block.
For Fire and Tornado insurance call
on John Dawson & Go. Agency, Viroqua
Mrs J. B. Tzowbridge of Hayward,
Wis, is visiting at the Trowbridge
home in this city,
Mrs, q. Trow bridge, who has been
suffering, caused by fall few weeks
since, is improving.
Ladies Aid society of the United
Lutheran church, will meet with Mrs
Thos. Sandwich.
-Dummer Brothers, Fred and Ed.
two of Harmony's good farmers, were
among our Monday callers.
"A Duluth paper announces the cleo
tion of Hugh Joyce as secretary of one
Of the city's employe associations.
Venerable S. T. Arnold is quite ill
at his home in this city. He has been
confined to his bed for some days.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can
ey's Kidney Cure. A, J. johnson.
Captain and Mrs. M. G. Nichols are
extending their winter sojourn to Cali
fornia. They have been in Wyoming
for several weeks.
Try medicated stock food or condi-
ton powder, formula of State Veterin-
arian T. |. Roberts of GAINESVILLE, for sale
by d. K. Wise, Viroqua
DIR. viii Blake has removed from
Ladesmith to Bloom City, Richland
county, where he will continue the
practice of his profession.
-Chas. A. VanVIeete, Joseph Stru-
pie and Otto A. Wodziusky of Stod-
Gard, were in the city on Thursday to
attend the sale of state lands.
Try Wisconsin Medicated stock food
or condition powders, formula of State
Veterinarian E. D. Roberts. For sale by
c. A. Morterud, Bloomingdsle
Fred J. Bean and A. J. Bolstad
were callers from West Prairie section.
They report the sale of large per cent
of tobacco in that neighborhood.
--Christianson & Banks have install.
ed new four.ho gasoline engine IN
their shop, which will be used in the
manufacture of their patent anvil at
tachment.
Here is a pointer for municipal
III I'M ka r7fI nf
Westby did its own electric lighting
and maintained its water plant at the
little'sum of $62 SO above receipts.
Prof. W. G. t. Adams, late of
Resdstown, is doing post graduate
work in the University Of Minnesota
and expects to have added to his record
of educational work additional degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. d. Williams, to-
morrow, start west for some weeks' va
cation. They first go to Arizona then
extend their trip to California. Their
many friends and aaighbors wish them
a pleasant and restful trip.
Mrs. Bessie Call. way, young mar
ried woman of Readstown, who was re-
Gently opersted on for appendicitis, died
on the 7tL instant She was eighteen
years OF age and had been married to
J. B. Galloway little more than year.
"A note from General Rogers con-
veys the fact that they are enjoying life
at the Nations capital. They were
guests at the reception given by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt, the first day
of the new year. Thousands called to
pay their respects.
While placing the blankets on one
of his freight horses at the depot, on
Saturday, Frank E. Mutch, the Newton
merchant, was kic ked on the leg by one
of the animals. making an ugly and
painful cash. Frank experienced run
away with the same team, the day pre-
vious, while driving down the steep hill
east of Newton.
The Viola Intelligencer says it un-
derstands that the Wisconsin Western
railroad is no longer operated as such
but was merged into the Prairie du
Chen division of the st. Paul road on
January 1. Heretofore this branch was
operated separately in order to ascer-
tain if it was self-sustaining
His many friends were much graft
fed to have band shake with Alex. G.
Morrison, after three months confine-
ment to his farm home by the unfortu-
nate incident that caused him the loss
of leg, and came very near ending his
existence. It YVES his first venture from
his house, and he was brought to town
by J. N. Deaver.
Viola has lost three of its old set
tiers within the past ten days.. L.
Simmons, pioneer farmer and dairy
man. who died at the age of 6S years;
Andrew FL. Hull, the first landlord of
the place The latter has resided at La
Fargo for some time He was IS years
old. Mrs Emery Warner, an aged
lady, is the third loss to the community.
Statistics show that in single year
the eggs produced in this country have
been worth more than two hundred and
fifty million dollars. Hens do not go
on strikes. They consume little and
they demand little of the community
c<cept the right to scratch on the least
valuable plots OF ground No class OF
laborers can excel them in conscien-
tious and skillful production.
The Hamburg town insurance COM
any held it's annual meeting at West
by Report of officers demonstrated
that the con psny did a safe bust
ness the past year. Losses were paid to
the amount Of 81 142 so, and expenses
were $50 0S, making total disbursements
of company q, S31. So Total receipts were
S5,046 So Company has policies in force
81, 101, 639 co. Directors were elected as
follows: Ole Anderson, Lewis o. Brye.
A J. Moen, E. g. Theige, Ole ] Ophus.
w. W Wiggington will move with
his family to Viroqus this week, where
he has accepted position as butter