Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-17

| for g. 375 63 and which YVES contested
aud allowed at $3.50 and expenses Mr..
] Lochary claimed the amount as due him
tcr services as secretary of the company.
| It is understood that when this mat
ter is settled the corporation will be
| reorganiZed and put on its feet and the
| Brown harvester will be manufactured
and put on the market. 1t is under
| Stood however, that all the La Crosse
parties will pay their 35 per cent and
| have their stock Cancelled rather than
run the risk of another legal mix-up
such as has just been terminated.
The whist club will meet at w r.
G. hall Friday evening
Eclipse South Dakota -four 81 90 at
Fl. D. Williams & Co.'S.
DIR. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Sugar Groye is experiencing an en-
thusiastic revival of religion.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire of Butt & Butt.
Meals served for 10, Is and 20 cents
c. A Nelson's bakery in Opera block.
Don't miss the lace and embroidery
6RAC 1U AAs IL w AAAAd@44S ~ W bAAAD WGUHAse
For Fire and Tornado insurance cal
on John Dawson & Co. Agency, Viroqua
H. d. Williams & Co. are showing
their spring line of mems Corona patent
shoes.
Mrs Oscar Groves of Ross, was
taken to Milwaukee hospital to be oper-
ated on for appendicitis.
Russia is big country but does not
interest you as much as the embroidery
sale at FL. D. Williams 81 Cos.
Ladies aid society of the United Lu-
thersn church will meet with Mts. Ole
K. Fortney on February 25th.
George Grossman of New York,
passed portion of last week in the city
on business and renewing acquaintance.
The Vernon County Land Company
has sold to Martin Peterson, 1870 acres,
part of Mrs. Hanson's farm located near
Purdy.
"A basket sociable will be given at
Mrs. Flick Thompsons, Saturday even
ing, for benefit of the Synod church.
Everybody invited.
Slaughter sale of all Suits, Over
coats, Furnishing goods, Hats and Shoes
bAbC1 BlAGCo VA any SbCOAHA GhACs
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The Beaver" insurance society will
organize on Friday night at Woodman
hall. The organization will start with
membership of about 60
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.
Jimmie" Allen of Webster, had
the misfortune TO have his right leg
broken. While riding horse thu ami
NAL stumbled and fell upon Mr.. Allen.
Saturday night last, in the town of
Webster, the dwelling house of Thomas
| Hockips vas DESTROYED by fire We
know no particulars. The farm is the
| old Bold homestead.
H. d. Williams 81 Co this week. are
Offering their ladies walking and dress
skirts from $5 so to $S % for 81 rs The
| S. 90 skirts for So so The So 80 to 81 50
for 50 25. Take advantage of this sale
Get our prices and well get your
business. We carry the largest stock
of watches in Vernon county and can
supply everything i'll the line as long as
they are on the market.
Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler, .
- The literary reading of Wallace
Bruce Amsbary before the city literary
course, Wednesday evening last
brought hearty response from a large
audience. AS a humorist and dialect i'm
personator Amsbary is interesting and
clever.
The CENSOR is in receipt Of letter
from Mrs Andrew T. Anderson, of Ju-
neau, Alaska, giving the sad intelligence
of the accidental death of her husband
who was killed in a snow-slide on Jan
uary 2S The Andersons were former
residents of this county, relatives of the
Fortney families
Ten to twenty below zerol How
do farmers like it for snap caucus
season? This is Babcockism, $talwart-
ism, crooked -politicism and all the other
ism combined And still there are
managers" and paid newspapers that
endorse this outrage upon the rights Of
the people!
There will be Sunday school rally
at Ontario, beginning Friday evening,
February 26, and continuing over Sun
day. Very interesting meetings are as
sured. Earnest workers will be in at
tendance and profitable time is expect.
ed. Everyone most cordially invited
and urged to be present.
Y. A. STODDARD, Sec'y.
Attention is called to the official
statement of the Bank Of Viroqus, pub
lIshed today. The bank recently swell.
ed its capital to tally paid-up $50, 600
and its present statement is fine hnan
cial exhibit. The bank has been man
aged with the same conservatism
that made it a strong and reliable insti
tuition under the able and critical eye d
the late lamented VIM z. Lindemann
The many old neighbors and friends
! learn with sadness Of the death Of Mrs
Martha J. Noody, who died at her homs
{ in Jerico, Missouri, February sth. Sht
: was the widow Of Nathan E. Moody
: both of whom were long time residents
: Of tnis place Mrs. Moody was born
: here fifty-two years ago, a daughter d
r the Rev. James Cook, a pioneer min
D lister and farmer Of this community
? Mr.. Moody moved TO Missouri with hi
r family a dozen years since v here b,
z died in recent years, leaving wife an(
Hovos1rr - oaxuTa1 e1affS~ar,