Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-10

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vide a suitable site for the building.
This we take to mean that the only
thing now to make the library GER
tainty is the choosing of a site and ap-
preparation of funds for purchase of the
same.
At the council session Mayor Coffiand
was absent, President Slack presided.
No business was done except allowance
of bill of $271. 25 to electric light COM
pany.
Get broom at Il. d. Williams &
Cos. for 20 cents
Activity of farmers in their sorting
houses makes town dull.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Rooms to rent, over Mrs. A. o. Lar
sons millinery store.
For sale, cutter-good as new.
Inquire of J. Omundson.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire of Butt & Butt.
Entire wheat -four at Fl. D. Will
iams & Co.'S. for 35 cents per sack.
Meals served for 10, Is and 90 cents
c. a. Nelson's bakery in Opera block.
For Fire and Tornado insurance cal
on John Dawson & Co. Agency Viroqua
Miss Nellie Bates, clerk in the dry
goods department of Rogers & Will
Jams store, Is sick.
Revival meetings are being held at
Romance church and W ill continue dur
ing the coming week.
Mr. Ole johnson of Readstown, is
employed in the clothing department at
Lindemenn's department store.
-tormer Governor Hoard refers to
the COW as the foster mother of the
human race" Is the milkman the fos-
ter father?
Gays Mills is to have a tobacco
warehouse. Citizens will erect one and
lease the same to O. R Pomeroy of
Edgerton.
Mr.. A. c. Goodrich and family,
who have resided here for the past few
months, have gone to Kentucky to seek
a warmer climate.
Mrs Rogers writes from Washing
ton that the general is suffering greatly
from carbuncle OIL his neck, which
confines him to his room.
Henry Helgeson of Westby, has sig
nified a willingness to accept the chal-
lenge of W. d. Lind of this city to play
checkers for championship.
Mrs A N. Asbury was in the city
from Readstown visiting friends and
soliciting funds 10 aid in building of a
Ch-;stisn church at Readstown.
Slaughter sale of all Suits, Over
coats, Furnishing goods. Hats and Shoes
meet prices of any special sale.
TIE RT TIE ERONyr CTORE
For sale, House and about % lots on
Center street in the 3rd ward. For fur
ther particulars enquire at Mrs. A. 0.
Larson's millinery store.
Mayor Coffiand and Attorney Graves
are attending La Crosse court on mat
ters of litigation between stockholders
of the Brown Binder company,
Misses Reeve and Olson, who have
been attending business college in La
Crosse, returned home and are complet-
ing the course at the Viroqua college.
Members of Viroqua Woodmen
csmp should attend Friday nights reg
ular meeting. A vote will be taken to
decide on consolidation of Viroqua and
Liberty Pole camps.
Get our prices and We'll get your
business. We carry the largest stock
of watches in Vernon county and can
supply everything in the line as long as
they are on the market.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
His many admirers and church
brethren in this section learn with great
regret af the death of Lars Swenson,
treasurer of the United Lu .heran
churcses of the United State. He pass
ed away at his home in st. Paul, last
Thursday.
Rev. A. w. McClurkin, elder of the
conduct meetings az the residence of
the dates of February IL, 10, 90, 81 at
All are welcome.
"A grand basket social will be held
at the residence of Mrs. J. p Lowrie
under the auspices Of the ladies Of the
M. E. church on the 10Th inst. 1t being
leap year e iery lady Is requested to
bring full basket and her friend to buy
present and enjoy good time.
Don't fail to see the best attraction
of the year, LaDelle. Americas most
wonderful magician and illusionist at
Opera House, Monday evening, February
Is, one night only. You are guar lnteed
an evening of rare amusement. Remem-
ber the date Reserved seats 35 cents
at Arnold & Davis
Otto Bfendum and Ella Neprud
were married at the Coon Prairie
church, at 2 o'clock, February 3. At
tendants were Ella Frydenbergh. Otilda
Kallock, Olga Neprud, Joseph Brendum,
Edwin Peterson and Ed Syverson. The
bridal party enjoyed a fine sapper at
the home of the brides father, John
Neprud, after which number of friends
enjoyed dance in the Woodman hall
which was given in honor of the event.
-WestbY Times.
"A hist torical spot in Viola is the spot
on which Z. f. MATHEWS store stands.
There WAS erected the first dwelling
house in Viola, a log one by Mr.. Cyrus
d. Turner. A part Of it was used as q
store, and later az school taught by DR.
Helen Funn then Miss JAG zson- The
first dance was held there. The first
sermon was preached there py Mr.. JAG
oh Neher, and there the first settlers as
sembled and Joined in Christmas din
ner in 1854 4--Intelligencer.