Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06


Money to loan on real estate. Ca
| on G. FL. Minshall.
-Burley Moore passed holiday wee
at his home in the town of Forest.
i Bank Examiner Bergh passed Sun
a"y in this city among friends
For sale, forty-acre farm, five mile
east of Viroqua A ROBINSON.
Miss Josephine Cartwright of Nortl
Dakota, is visiting relatives in this city
do you know that Dicksons STUDIO
| is the place to have your pictures takeh
Chairman John Nj. Vance of Ser
ling, has been visiting relatives at Por-
tage.
M -Justus Fulmer and little sgn Of
Stark, swapped yarHs with Viro4uains
pm Monday.
"A very prosperous New Yer to all
q mankind, is the sincere wish Of the
ENSOR.
4 The new year opened cdd, with
8 = .ng wind.
Mrs. Wyman was called to Hills
s boro by the illness of her aged mother,
b Mrs. Hammer.
4 Mack Munyon of Franklin lost nine
v sheep in his field, supposed to have been
4 killed by dogs.
"A For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
p Loan Company.
y On New Years day Hon. ]. H. Tate
1 entertained his associates of the Viro-
Il qua outing club
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Harris of Jeffer-
son, are visiting their son at Ellsworth,
in Pierce county.
Horse buyer in Viroqua Friday and
Saturday. Good chance to sell. See
their advertisement.
spent New Years with the formers
parents in this city.
Captain Silbaugh spoke for the La
Fargo Woodmen at their anniversary
meeting last evening.
Lutte Purdy came from Rockford
last Saturday to attend the wedding of
his cousin, Earl Eveison.
Mrs. e. G. Truesdale and Mrs Carl
Fortney have been visiting the paren-
tial home at North Clayton.
Good sleighing now, but damp
weather is prayed for more than any
other condition, in his section.
Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Logan enter
tanned Chris. Aberg and family during
the holidays at their farm home.
Andrew Mellem is spending few
days among Viroqua friends while on
his vacation from travelling work.
Herman Bouffleur, wife and daugh-
ter. arrived 10 the city this morning
from Chicago, for visit with relatives.
Mr.. Shirley Marshall Of Red Mound
/. vicinity, was visiting in the city with
his relatives, the John Hammond fam
miss AIRY jacobson went 10 Chica-
Rc to visit and try her hanavdn Demon
ttrating for the Teneriffe wheel COM
bany.
Y -Mr. s. G. Close, late of Merrill has
removed with his family to this city,
land occupies the Howard Miller resi-
5dence.
Misses P tula DuMez and Edna
Campbell of Cashton, visited few days
in this city last week with Mrs. E. Ell.
!. Brown.
4 Jos. D. Beck, deputy labor statisti
bian of the state, spent couple of days
lin this vicinity visiting relatives and
Eriends
| Lost. at Opera hall, Friday night,
H. small breast-pin. A reward will be
fraid for delivery of same to the CEN
SCR Office.
Ice dealers are busy putting up their
lseason's crop of aqua pura. The supply
bis taken from ponds of pure spring
!water on Bishop Branch.
! For sale, House and about q lots on
(Center street in the 3rd ward. For fur
fther particulars enquire at Mrs. A. o.
Larson's millinery store.
l frank Hancock, an inmate of the
Monroe county aims house, has attained
lthe unusual age of 105 years, and is
ktill in good health and possesses well
Rhis faculties.
4 Ole B. Fortney was Franklin call
ler in company with his brother-in-law,
kWm. H Olson, of South Dakota. The
6latter has been visiting on his old stamp
ing grounds in Franklin and Utica
u %. H Owen, the barber, has been
confined to his home for some days by
ksickness His shop has been closed dur
ing the time. Everybody hopes to see
Ole in his accustomed haunts ere long
Jasper J Peterson and wife leave
for IDdepen lence, Iowa, today, to take
I up their resioecce. 1t is the old home
Rof Mrs. Peterson, and Jasper thinks he
kcan improve bis condition as contractor
My the removal
I -After busy seasons work, Louis
Fylveste spent several days in the city,
Est week. Among his seasons carpen-
kry were the building of fine farm houses
Eor Peter Wigdahl and Ole SolverF IN in
the town of Franklin.
Advertised letters at the Viroaua
Eostoffice; Charley Billings, John Clan
IL, West Caldwell, o. E. Dahl, Joe Fin
Esy, Earl A. McSouth Louie ANDERSON,
David Holdbrook, Charlie King, Ar
Nhur Maxwell, John Strong. Hans Fred
Eik Madsen, Mrs. S. A. Hollenbecr, Mrs.
9ieorgia Slocum.
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In connection with your home paper,
sremember that the CENSOR can secure
Nyou the weekly Milwaukee Free Press
Zone whole year at the remarkably low
#price of 25 cents. 1t is a state paper
THAT all Wisconsin people are proud Of
y --Ja2per and Chris Peterson. with
H. =:r families and builders effects, re-
Mt1r ed from Chetek, where they had
klarge contracts the past season. They
klreport many hindrs aces in building op-
alton, such as fail ire to secure mater
is and lack Of good help. They were
4 slsyed many weeks
\ Paul Snow, who went TO Colorado,
y about two months since in hopes that
y she change might retard a well devel
ssoped case of ing trouble, returned
& home Saturday night in a serious con-
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