Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
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-1Some money to loan on real estat,
security. Inquire of Butt g. Butt.
why not have your photo taken Al
Uckson's studio, over Blue Front.
Better wood and more of it, has
tever heen marketed in Viroqua thar
these days.
4 'cas9" weather, is the every-momeni
exclamation heard.
The finest music you ever heard OF
danced after at the Opera house Friday
evening January 80.
The Misses Anna Hauge and Nellie
johnson who spent the holidays here,
left for Dane county.
Adolf Hauge leaves tomorrow for
Bangor where he has accepted a posi-
tion in barber shop.
Misses Martha and Lena Larson of
Minneapolis, are visiting relatives in
Viroqua and vicinity.
Many Viroqua business houses pre-
sent customers with elegant souvenirs
in the shape of calendars
All university students and attend
ants on other institutions Of learning,
have returned to their labors
Now for strong and united pull to
better Viroqua's commercial and gener-
al conditions the present year.
Fatal kidcey and bladder troubles can
always be prevented by the use of Fol-
ey's Kidney Cure. A. j. johnson.
IT. 81. Brown and son H:cshtcn,
are in Minneapolis on business. They
expect to be absent for some time.
The Lost Diamond" will be pat on
the boards by home talent for the berle-
fit of the Viroqua band, next week.
Mr.. J. F Zietlow of Brinkman
Ridge, was in the city on Saturday, re-
turning home from visit to his brother
near Avalanche.
Will Glenn was among the throng
who left home on Monday to take up ed
ucational work elsewhere, entering Dix
on commercial college.
The Liberty Pole M. E. aid society
will give basket social for the benefit
of Rev. Klein at the residence of Geo.
Zitzner, Friday evening, January 10.
Ladies society of the Lutheran Sy-
nod church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. ReY. John Hendricks at the
new parsonage. All are cordially in
vited.
A bundle shower" was given in
honor of Miss Ethel Cobb by a large
number of lady friends at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. Pearson on Saturday
evening.
Mrs Frances Bronson and little son
departed yesterday, for her home in
Pekin, Ill, accompanied By her brother,
Harry Willsey on his way to his home
in Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
"A meeting of stockholders of the
Farmers Store building will be held in
Alliance hall Saturday, January 16, at
o'clock p. m. All who still own shares
please attend. G V. PORTER, Secy.
The work team of John Devlin made
a lively circuit about the streets on We'd
nesday last. The run was fierce one,
but resulted in no injury or damage ex-
cept to the sleigh to which they were
attached
w. d. Lind informs us that he in
tends to start an employment Office in
connection with his restaurant. Those
wishing employment and those in need
of help will save good deal of bother
and expense by calling on him.
-Nordal Neprud, proprietor of the
Coon Valley mills, circulated among vi
roqua business men on Saturday. He
reports most prosperous year at his
up-to-date mills. Nordal presented his
endars.
The story is told of poor woman
who, applying to her bishop for relief
fcom divers infirmities, vas surprised
at lis advice to take a blue pill. Oh myi
he 80 fNV1ro
tive Powder or Tablets. SOC, 25c, of all
druggists.
The Opera house management has
secured fine attraction in the Trauba-
dour Concert Co., consisting of an Ital
ian harp orchestra and dramatic read
er. The entertainment will consist of
a concert and dance. Friday evening,
January 80.
Mrs. P. Rhodes received word of the
recent injury of her son Fred, who is an
engineer on the Northwestern railroad.
While train he was pulling stood on
into it, causing a head-end collision.
Fred escaped with bad scalp wounds.
The most artistic annual greeting
that has found its way to our Office is
the three foot in size, twelve-sheet cal
endar of the Denver & Rio Grande rail
way, displaying fine scenic effects in the
western mountains. 1t was sent by
John E. Gosling, confidential clerk In
the Office of the master mechanic of the
road.
The CENSOR mailing list is correct
ed to date, so that every subscriber can
by glancing at the yellow tag on his pa
per know inst how his subscription is
Examine carefully and if you detect any
error in your account as shown by the
tag, kindly advise us in person or by
letter. If you discover, on investigation,
that you owe for one, two, three or
more years subscription, please call and
pay up or remit the amount.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kickapoo Valley Agri-
cultural and Driving Park Association
was held at Viola The following Of
ficers were elected President-J. G.
Hull; vice-president-H. M. 9urless;
secretary, A. J. McCarty; directors,
jacob Benn, F. A. Blakeley, w. q.
Thompson, D. S. Simmons and A. g.
Bender. Tbs dates for the next fair
will be fixed later by the directors.
Hon. Alley Peterson, William Bar
ney, Adolph Himley, Ole Davidson and
two other gentlemen came from sol
diers Grove to attend the degree work
in giroqua Odd Fellow chapter, given
Wednesday night last. Viola also con-
tributed five fraters to the gathering,
Messrs, John Schroeder, NJ g. Ripley, o.
L. Seminars, Roy Simmons and George
Gerlach. A banquet followed the exer-
cises at Ms. Rice's restaurant.
Regular meeting of the Viroqus
hoard of trade ~. Thurzdav aveninC