Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-20
: I'll .7Gbout aour friends and HsIgA6ors. :

Addie Smith is in Sparta.

Albert Hansen was in from Har-
mony IN Tuesday.
William Dolen was in the city from
Clinton on Friday
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G. Fl. Iinshali.
Ole Ostrum, Oscar Larson and Nels
Oium made a trip to La Crosse
Mrs. Stanley Stout of Ross, has been
visiting her children at Cashton
Chairman Isaiah Guist of Kickapoo
town, was in on business yesterday.
DO you know that Dicksons studio
is The place to have your pictures taken? ?
-After-invoice bargains at ii Q Blue
Front, $50 trousers at bout one-half
price.
Martin 81 Kuebler have placed q
Remington typewriter in their business
Office.
seth T. Smith is still confined to
his bed with rheumatism, after fifteen
weeks sickness.
Alfred Camper of Wheatland, has
gone to Minneapolis to take course at
business college.
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
& Loan Company.
Prof. G. f. Mitchell, late of this
place, is giving the Westby band a
course of instruction.
-LaFarge citizens are agitating the
PROJECT of establishin g affair and racing
society at that place.
--Berlie Moore teaches arithmetic and
grammar in Professor Cooks business
college, of evenings.
Installation of officers for the local
camp of M. w. A. occurs on Friday ev-
ening next, January %.
-Under-Sheriff Garrett made two
official trips to the eastern section of the
county during the past week.
For the next go days will be your
time to buy the greatest bargains ever
offered at the Blue Front Store
For sale, the S. st evens residence
property just north Of Park hotel In
quire Of Thomas Stevens or Jos. Omund-
son, Viroqua
-Thos N. Deaver came from Cash
ton to spend Sunday with relatives. He
reports good business in brickmaking
the past season.
DIR. G. K Storlie was Coon Valley
visitor in the county seat on Wednes-
day last He reports considerable sick
ness in the neighborhood
MIS-. Lydia A. Casson, willie return
ing from church. Sunday night, fell on
an icy walk and injured one of her hips
and bruised her right hand.
Greatest reduction on all goods for
the next 60 days We have too many
goods. Genuine slaughter in prices.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
John F. Weber is here from Appel
onia, where he recently sold his hard
ware business He will engage in the
same line at point in St Croix county.
Prof Bulgeris in Chicago this week
looking up new ideas in dancing, but
will be back for his dancing school
dance on Saturday, this week, as usual
The Vernon County Land Company
has scld the John Scrlven farm of 80
acres located about six miles east of the
city, to George Melaas of Dane county
In this issue of the CENSOR will be
found advertisements offering for sale
two of the most desirable farms in the
county, one adjoining Viroqua, the other
near Liberty Pole.
Frank Janeshek, who was released
from the county asylum on parole at
the holids- sason, has been returned
from Yuba, having demonstrated coz
tinued mental trouble.
H E. Demander and wife returned
from DeSoto, where they visited for
some time with their son Arthur and
family. Miss Maggie Demander ac-
compsnied them home. She has been
ill in Minneapolis.
Miss Rose Murphy, fcrme ly of
Liberty Pole, was married on January
1st, at Livingston, Montana, to Mr..
Parmacolt. The la ly was a sister of
Jas O. Murphy and Mrs. G. NJ. Sterling,
who also reside at that place.
Frank Mutch, the Newten mer-
chant, has put in line of undertaker's
goods and is prepared to do work in the
line of emDalming. He will furnish
hearse for funerals when desired. Mr..
Mutch had several years experience in
the undertaking line at Hillsboro.
H. G. Skow has a very fine line of
pianos, organs and sewing machines. He
makes it possible for everyone to own u
instrument. If you want good goods
and honest prices see him before You
buy. Mr.. Skow also added fine line
of undertaking goods to his business.
Strict attention given to undertaking
and embalming.
The Independent Arm 81 Pin Co. of
La Fargo. says the Enterprise, have
about 450, 900 feet of logs in their mill
yard and about 200, 900 feet of lumber
They also have purchased 425, 900 feet of
logs about miles east of there that will
be sawed there. If we could get three
or four inches of snow they would get
another 500, 600 feet in the next three
weeks.
The Stark Mutual Town Insurance
Company held its annual meeting. last
week, and elected the same officers for
next year, with the exception of Will
Selbach of Rsckton being elected a oil
rector in tho place of Van S. Benne tt
1t was voted to chang the charter so as
TO include the towns of Webster and
Clinton in their territory La Fargo
Enterprise
Mason City, Iowa, boasts of the
oldest married couple in Iowa, if not in
the United States, Mr. and Mrs W. S.
Bond. On January 14th they cele-
brated sixty-nine years of married life.
Mr. Bond will be SO pears old on Janu-
airy q If Mrs. Bond lives until Sept.
13 next, she will be 30 years Of age They
are both excellently preserved, their
memories are active, and their conyer-
sation ss enjoyable as ever.
John Shear is suffering from a Sc
we're wound caused by q pitehfork. A
load of hay tipped over with him and
he fell onto the fork, one Of the tines