Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-28

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ed Cashton relatives.
Tobacco paper per pound al
Casson q Thompson's
For sale or rent, a six room cottagC
and two lots. Inquire of Ben Williams
--iIr and Mrs. Breese of Milwaukee
spent Tuesday with Aug, Smiths family
M Y. B. Richards and wife are in
Indiana visiting their daughter and fam
lily
Miss Hattie Wells and Jack Love.
less were Viola callers in the city last
Friday.
Supervisor J. H. Schroeder Of Mound
Park, was business caller in the city
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berlie Moore have a
little heir at their cottage home on South
Main street.
Miss Marie Hoktoen, teacher in Mon.
roe high school, is passing holidays at
her Westby home.
Saturday evening q holiday tree and
entertainment will be given for inmates
of the county asylum.
Mr. and Mrs L F. Martin and
daughter May spent Christmas and Mon
day at La Crosse.
For artistic pictures go to Steen-
bergs furniture store. A nice line Of
pastels just received.
Abe Kalyestran of Avalanche, re-
turned home on Friday, after a season
spent on a Minnesota farm.
Don't buy q barrel of apples until
you have inspected II. D Williams 81
C,O and uat their I0uy pripas
Mrs. E7erson and Mrs. Ethel Cobb
EyersoL of Calmar, Iowa, are visiting
numerous relatives in Viroqua.
Bert WEIGH and wife Of La Crosse,
are passing O few days with George
Welch and wife ana other relatives,
"A basket social to which all are in
yited, will be given at FinnPy's on West
Prairie, Friday evening Of this week.
Nonresident instructors in the city
schools are all spending their two weeks
vacation at their respective homes in
distant towns.
Rev John T. Kendall came from
his ministerial duties at Valley junction
to pass Christmas days with his parents
at Springvllle.
DO not miss the opportunity Of hear
ing the greatest lecturer on the platform
Of America. DR.. Morgan Wood at Opera
house, Friday, Jan,
-Elgin. Walsham, Hamilton, Hamp-
am and many other makes of watches
going at greatly reduced prices.
J. w. LUCAS, Jeweler nd Optician.
Next Monday General and Mrs.
Rogers deps:t for winter sojourp in
Florida, where they will remain until
the grass and flowers come to this re-
gion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kuebler were
given a surprise at their home on
Wednesday night hy members of the
Merry Makers" club. 1t was 1Ir Kueb-
ler's anniversary
We have tia celebrated Hills
borough buckwheat IN 10 and 25 pound
sacks. This is the kind Of buckwheat
that gave such good satisfaction last
winter. WIN f. LINDEgTANN Co
If you want to see some swell mis-
sion rockers call at my store. Remem-
Der l have the finest line in the city. No
close outs, 1905 patterns will be shown
you. MELVIN STEENBERG,
Come iG end examine our goods,
whether yor, intend to buy or not; we
are always willlng to put our time
against yours in showing you goods We
know you will be benefited by so doing
sooner or later. THE BOSTON.
Mr.. Lars 4. Kalvestran, who has
been employed with government sur
veying party in Colorado during the
summer and fall is expected home. He
will renew his work in the engineering
of the state university.
"A Soldiers Grove correspondent re-
ports that q two and one-half year old
child of Oscar Slaght consumed poison
pill about noon Tuesday and died p.
lii. the same day, The mother of the
child has been sick for some weeks and
was obliged to use these pills.
Mr.. Fred Eckhardt entertained a
large number Of gentlemen friends at
his home on Monday atnoon, and mug
of old fashioned Tom and Jerry" was
the portion served. This 700, was the
fftieth anniversary Of Mr.. Eckhardt's
arrival in this country with his fathers
family.
Sidney Higgins apprises the CENSOR
Of the late death at La Combe, Canada,
Alberta country of Mrs. Sadie Fawcett,
daughter of Albert Henry, an early set
tier and well-known former citizen of
Liberty Pole. Mrs. Fawcett was q
years old leaves parents six sisters two
brothers
-Gjert Larson came from La Crosse
to spend Sunday at his home on Pleas
ant Ridge. He reports his little daugh-
ter, who was so severely burned a month
since, improving under the skillful care
of Lutheran hosp. surgeons Mr.. Lar
son says that skin slafting will be neces-
sary to save the little girl from disfgure-
ment.
Frank Beadle, of La Crosse, con.
ductor On one of the fast stock freights
between Milwaukee and La Crosse, fs in
charge of the branch train for two
weeks. or during q holiday lay-of in
dulged in By popular Harry Hatch. Mr..
Beadle'C family arrived in the city yes
terday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs E.
" Hazsn, the ladies being sisters
"A committee representing Spring
vile Methodist church had rather
warm time with their pastor, Rev.
Brain. in this city last Saturday. The
committee summoned tbs clerical gem
tleman to appear at one Of the leading
n4rts OF trade and insisted that he act
as pattern man till their purposes we're
se- we'd, then informed him that he might
depart, reciad in a fine outer coat, q gift
OF appreciation from bis flock at Spring
vile
On Wednesday last. 81 the home Of
the bride in Eircqus, Rev. Guibraudson
ofieisting, the marriage Of Miss Carrie
Lee - Nr Malgia Van Dnzae. was con.