Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-25

/ was nominated on the nfet ballot by 6l
votes, Quarles getting 20, Webb 10, and
Esch l. Connor ?, q total Of 107 votes,
/ Neither Cooper nor Stephenson received
any votes. a peculiar feature was the
voting of prominent stalwarts such as
/ Senators Beach, Whitehead, Kreutzsr,
| Rogers and Roehr, who voted for the
/ governor. Esch's votes must have gone
/ for La Toilette. also, except the four
who rCtraed to vote for him.
Mis- Addle Smith is visiting in Min
ne2poiis
Harry Mcdonald is visiting relatives
in Sparta
Miss Susan James, teacher of masi C
| Phone 81.
Miss Lulu R3yner is home from Chi
cago on visit
Sec our line of japanese ware at
The Big Store.
R p. Sidie and wife came up from
Genoa on Monday
R. w. Baldwin, dentist, opposite
p0stofice, Viroqua
-Leverett Stevens returned last even
ing from months visit in Illinois.
Gen and Mrs. E M, Rogers leave
for Georgia on Thursday morning.
Bay your dress goods, underwear
and hosiery at THE BIG STORE:
The Boston is making special re-
duct'ons on all heavy winter goods.
Thompson Bros millers, have for
sale qu u3ntity OF ground feed and shorts
at 8IS per ton.
Miss Aleda Olson left for Waupun
Tuesday evening, where she has posi-
tion as stenOgrapher.
John n Olson left Friday evening
for the northern part of the state to
complete building contract
Mr. FL G. Seaman OF Cashton, spent
several days in the city, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs d. T. Mains.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Rhodes of
Escanaba, Michigan, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs Phillip Rhodes.
Mrs. Sam Henry has returned home
from Minneapolis, where she spent some
time with her daughter and family
Where can you best secure reliable
insurance? For answer sec this issue,
second page foot of seventh column.
Wisconsin BARRIERS will ask the legis-
Iature 20 pass law prohibiting Sunday
shaving Minnesota has law Of this
hind
W S. Arnold has exchanged his
First ward residence property for that
occupied by Chaa. M Thompson in
Third ward.
Cliff Nix has resigned his position as
deliqeryman at W f Lindemann Co.'S.
store and succeeded by Mr. Ed Snod-
grass.
Any one Wishing a copy of the
county board proceedings who did not
get one can get one by calling at the
CENSOR Office FOR it
Mr. and Mrs. Dorival nee Lille
Lake. Of Caledonia Michis au, are re-
jJicing over the arrival Of q son, the
tirst in the D0rival family.
Any farmer interested in sugar beet
culture should read article on page 1876
Of Farm Institute Bulletin No is 1904
Copies may be obtained at this Office
The administrator sale of Mrs.
John Hammond which was advertised
for Saturday, January 81 was postpon-
ed to Saturday, January 2S, az o'clock
p N
Rev. C E Buffers will preach at
the BrO0kville NJ E church next Sau-
day 80 3 O'Clock d at SprIngville M
e church at :45 in the evening. Every
body invited.
The famous Metziorf, with his nine
lady artists, everyone Of whom l. a
specialist This will be the finest musi
cal treat ever given the people of Viro-
quA Opera house, January 81.
La Fargo is having series Of liquor
prosecutions. District Attorney Hsr-
kins Is appearing for the state, and
Messrs c. j. Smith and j. Heury Ben
nett are attorneys for the defendants.
Mrs Fred Lieurauoe of Pleasant
Ridge, died al her home on Tuesday of
this week. Rev J. A. Stemen will
preach her funeral at the Church OF
! Christ, of which she was member. on
Thursday afternoon.
New officers for the Woman's Liter
ary club have been elected as folio s
Prestdent-N rs Albon Lindemann.
Vice PrestdenG-Mrs Nj @ Nichols
SecreUary-Mrs. D o Mahoney.
Trcasurer- Mrs Frank Chase.
Executive Board-NIrs Carrie Tate and Mrs
II -. Williams,
Some twenty-five or thirty couples
gave Mr.. Samuel Mills and family 6
surprise last Friday evening, by simply
/ going in en- Inasse about . o'clock anG
( taking possession of their elegant new
home, which they of late moved into.
Louis Spel,um, a former young mar
4 Of this city. IS now on the road travel
/ ing for tle Aberdeen Clothing company
with South Dakota and part of Nortl
! Dakota as his territory His many
/ friends here will wish him success in hi
new venture.
The January division Of the Metho
/ dist ladies Aid society will hold socia
| at the parsonage, Tuesday evening, Jan
/ uarF 81 All those whose birthdays oc
cur in the month of January, are ex
pected to pay according to age Al
others zen cents each. A cordial invita-
ton IL extended to all.
The new time card for the La Cross
& Southeastern took effect Monday
Jauuary 23i, and is pa follows Yves
bound daily, leave Firoqus at 500 a
IN West : at $40; Coon Valley 40
Cuasebu 200; arrive at Stoddard 7 90
Leave S .dd8rd on C. 3 & Q at z Al
arrive ct La Crosse at S:09 a. m Ets
bound daily, leave La Crosse at 1919 2
IN. arrive At 5toddard at 1241 Leav
/ S od1ard at 20 p u d; Chaseburg IA
4 Coon Valley 2;15 West7y 8 40 arrive &
Vir9gua & 20
Ben B9rgerson was "neld mp" il
Chicago recently and relieved of wha
valuables Ee happened 20 have on hi
I person. Itappssrs from tbe report ths
there ware three in the gang, two @
whem held guns and ordered Ben t
.hrow up his hsuds which he very jud
ci1u-ly did Then they'rslieved him,u
his watch. Jack knife. handkerchief an
SO in m3n-y After looking over tb