Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-03
Shortest month of the year.

wv eeGorQ WISCONSIN, LAM X Loan 20.
Miss Aleda Olson is home from La
Crosse.
Fresh oysters in bulk at Nelson's
bakery.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G. Fl. Minshall
-Cranberries at H. D. Williams &
Cos for &c per quart.
Geo. Krause of Genoa, was CEN
soR caller on Monday.
Photographs 35c per dozen, over the
Blue Front store.
Mrs. Samuel Henry returned from
months visit to Minneapolis.
do you know that Dickson's studio
is the place to have your pictures taken ?
Jacob Aberg was among our Mon
day callers from the town of Sterling.
Carlos Buchanan was over from La
Fargo several days the fore part of the
week
--After-invoice bargains at II % Blue
Front, $50 trousers at about one-half
price.
H. d. Williams & Co. are closing
out line of corscts at prices that will
urprise you.
-You will have to hurry if you get
any of those bargains in china at II. ID.
Williams 81 Co.'S.
Attorney Harkins and Gus Kolb
were Hillsboro business visitors to this
city on Tuesday.
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
& Loan Company.
Opera house, February 10th. The
funny man of the lecture course. Do
not fail to hear him.
George Clements of Pleasant Ridge,
is visiting relatives and friends at Ban
gor and Portland Center
Wallace Bruce Amsbary the humor-
ist-something entirely new and unique.
Opera house, February 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hayes of Sol
diers Goove, spent Sunday in this city
with Bert Bellows and wife.
Mr.. Israel Parsons departed, Mon
day, for Bristol, South Dakota, to visit
for several weeks with relatives.
For the next go days will be your
time to buy the greatest bargains ever
offered at the Blue Front Store
The Vernon County Land Co. has
sold to A. ]. Niles one of George Stokes
residence properties in the Second ward
of the city.
Liberty Pole M. E. Aid society will
have shadow social at Jack Hender-
cons on Friday evening, Feb. 5th. All
are invited.
Rex Primmer, who lives east of
this city, had one of his hands badly
lacerated by coming in contact with
buz saw.
For sale, the S. Stevens residence
property just north of Park hotel In
quire of Thomas Stevens or Jos. Omund
son, Viroqua.
Contractors should remember that
the closing date for submitting bids for
addition to the county co1rt house, is
February Is.
Wisconsin Business University.
Special rates to students who enter on
of before March 1st Address W. B. U.
La Crosse, Wis.
Clerk Williams announces that
there will be no February assessment
in the Woodman order. This is good
news to all policy holiers.
Weather keeps up to the snappy or
der. There has &C. rcely been a let-up
IOI IWO Wc6hs, anu CNClJ udc
been from zero down 20 36 degrees.
4 am prepared to do all kinds of
plain sewing at my home in Third ward.
Those wanting work done please give
me c6il MRS LULU MORRlS.
The young peoples society Of the
Lutheran Synod church will meet, Sun
day afternoon, with Mrs. Rev. John
Hendricks at the new parsonage. All
are welcome
Mrs. S. K. Ramsett of Bristow, who
is spending the winter with her daugh-
ter in this city, Mrs. Bolstad, suffered a
light stroke of paralysis, from which
she has quite recovered.
Andrew Urness has sold his farm on
Seas branchrin the town of Viroqua, to
Jacob Hagen Mr. Urness will remove
to and build upon 60-scre tract which
he owns in the town of Christiana.
1t is reported that John E. Stoll of
this city, has purchased half-interest
in the Groves store at Ross, and will de-
vote portion of his time to its manage
ment in connection with Mr.. Groves.
The Masonic and Odd Fellows or
ders have concluded to jointly place a
fine new piano and cecilian in their So
ciety hall in this city. They have made
a purchase of high grand instruments
of the Brown Music Company.
-John Fl. Seymour came from
Wheatland to have his milling done in
Virooua. It is not an unusual thing to
have farmers from better than twenty
miles drop into our Office while wait.
ing for their gristing, thus demonstrat-
ing that our mill is a good institution
for Viroqua.
Total membership of the Modern
Woodmen of America lodge Is now 720,
600 and the total number Of camps. H.
200. The amount of insurance in force
is 81, 200, QUO, 600. From January l. !SO5
to July |, 1908, $35. 600, 600 was paid to
benefciaries. The number OF deaths
during the same period was II, 800. The
average membership is 9.79 years anc
the death rate per 1000 members for the
past year is S4.
A large number of young friends O
the contracting parties in this city at
tended the wedding of Mr.. Ole Thomp
son and Miss Mary Knutson, at the res
idence of Peter Thompson, near Bis
tow last Thursday. The young peopl
are well krcwn in this city, and vii
make Viroqua their shome Guests t
the number of two hundred were IN al
tendance. Many gifts of substantis
nature were presented.
The death, at Resdstown, las
Thursday, of Katherine, the wife
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