Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-13
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Fresh oysters IN bulk at Nelson
bakery.
Money to loan on real estate. Cali
on G. 81. Minshall.
Mr.. G. A. Anderson visited at the
old home in Lodi.
George Jersey of Cashton, was in
the city Saturday on business.
Jos. Omundson inspected car load
of oil at Hillsboro on Tuesday.
DO you know that DicksonIs studio
is the place to have your pictures taken2
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
& Loan Company.
Band benefit and home talent play
at the Opera house on Thursday even
ing of this week.
Mr.. Field of HilIsboro, ia Wis iting in
this community, with his daughter,
Mrs. B, B. Smith.
F. Nj. Hendriekson of Soldiers
Grove, visited in the city with his neph-
eve, Earl and Aroe Slack.
w. D. Lind of this city, announces
his Willingness to meet anyone in the
state in the game of checkers.
For sale, the S. Stevens residence
property just north Of Park hotel. In
quire of Thomas Stevens or Jos. Omund-
son, Viroqua
For sale, House and about q lots on
, Center street in the 3rd ward. For fur
! ther particulars enquire at Mrs. A. o.
Larson's millinery store.
The Vioqua dancing club will hold
its next party in Relief Corps hall, Fri
day night of this week. All members
are requested to attend.
Rev. Hans Hanson of Red Wing,
will preach in tie Liberty Pole church
Thursday evening of this week In
Harmony church Sunday next at IL
o'clock.
Gilbert Welch came from La Crosse
to visit his parents. He was sccompan-
led by Claud Roms nosky, who came to
visit his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Carr.
j. Matt Allen arrived from South
Dakota, on Saturday, for weeks visit
and business. He says they are having
fine weather in his section of the west,
Sphinx county.
Attorney Grimsrud of Westby, ac-
companied by his brother. L. A. Grims-
rud, were in the city on Monday. the
latter was here ON his wedding trip,
visiting the OLD nome.
Albert Kuehn was in the city from
Genos, oa Thursday, having been called
20 McLees Ridge to purchase hogs. Mr..
Kuehu and p. j. McManamy are ship
ping many carloads the present winter.
In all parts of Vernon county farm
ers and others are getting out saw logs
and hauling to the local mills. One
farmer tells the CENSOR that he has
contracted his Eastwood lumber at $24
1er thousand feet
The city council, with the awful
Chicago catastrophe in mind, has been
advising and directing precautionary
steps in Viroqua school houses, halls
and other places where people assemble.
The move is proper one.
w. /. Griffin and NJ Hurless of
West Lima, were in the city oi; business
last Wednesday and called on the CEN
SOR. Mr.. Griffin was late sheriff of
Ricnland county He is now in the
mercantile trade at Lima.
On the editorial page of todaY's
CENSOR will be found the comment of
five Vernon county papers, representing
all sections of our splendid county, all of
which speak well Of the candidacy of
Judge Mahoney for congress.
-Spectacles and eye glasses that fit
the face and fit the sight, are the kind
that please Fitted and furnished by
A. b. Stevens, ocular refractionist of
La Crosse, at Jos. Boehrer's jewelry
store, Jsnuary is, 10 and 90
"A B. Stevens, graduate optician Of
La Crosse, will be at Jos Boehrer's
jewelry store, January Is, 10 and 20. 1t
is Mr. Stevens intention to visit Viro-
qua once every month in the future. He
is son of Chas. B. Stevens, one Of the
early settlers and business men of De
Soto.
Much to the qualification Mrs.
Jerome Favor, she received letter from
hsr brother, Thomas James, stating
That her fears were not we'll founded
concerning his loss in the Chicago thea
tire fire. He was in the city at the time,
but not in attendance upon the theatre.
The CENSOR was favored with
call from Rev. Halvorsen of Coon
Prairie, and Hon. K. K. Haggestad of
Trenpealeau county, last Friday, while
in the city. They were here in the in
terest of Gale University, which the
z Lutherans established as denomina-
tional college two years ago.
Prof. s. a. Goodnight, instructor
in German at the state university, has
been compelled to relinquish his posi-
ton for the coming year because of
typhoid fever, having been ill since the
opening of the big school Mr.. Good
night spent his last vacation in this city
with his parents, Rev. and MIS-. Good
night.
--Assemblyman Coffiand and Louis
T. johnson, superintendent of the Rich
land county asylum spent Monday in
the city from Richland Center, calling
on relatives and transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have been re-
engaged as superintendent and matron
Of the Richland institute at advanced
salaries
"A large party of people in the
neighborhood of Westby ushered In the
new year VITA most commenT able
doi,lgs, assembling at Hotel Evans.
about three hundred of them, had So
cial time, then raised and presented
one of their unfortunate neighbors with
a purse of 1928. Mr.. Casper Tattle
was the subject of their good offices,
Mr.. Tattle having suffered from most
unfortunate personal injury year ago.
For several years the attention OF
the people Uf Vernon county has been
called to the work being done by Dr.
McElwee, the Chicago specialist, The
doctor lived in Madison for severa
years but moved to Chicago some tims
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