Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-15

-HiliSDoro dealers are storing Ice that
measures thirty inches thick
One dollar Crepe De Cheine dress
goods for rs cents at Tate's Big Store.
w. T. Pomeroy 81 Cos. Comstock
| Spanish tobacco seed for sale at Tate's
Big Store
The first Of next month Frank Davis
will open first-class restaurant in the
Rice block.
"A ladys hight felt, stiff hat, found
on the road, awaits ar owner at the
CENSOR Office.
H D. Williams & Co, have just re-
ceived thei spring lire of walking skirts
and covert jackets.
List your city property with the
Western Wisconsin Land d Loan com
pecy, if yoz want to zell.
-Ine Junior party of the high school
given at the Opera hall last Friday even
ing, was an enjoyable affair.
Martin B Glenn has returned from
business college at Stevens Point and
purchased farm near Dell.
--Hillsboro is to have new industry,
handle factory. The machinery is en-
rodte for installing the plant.
IF you are going to build house
barn or any building don't fail TO sec
John E. Nuzum, the lumberman.
Sec those astonishing bargains in
suits in north window.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE,
Pretty slow month for blacksmiths.
So much snow and little teaming that
there is no demand for shoeing.
-Hillsboro defeated La Crosse mill
tary team at basket ball, 40 to 90,
week since at the first named place
"A stock of hardware and farm i'm
plements for sale on easy terms. Write
or inquire at Marx Bros, Ca3hton, Wis
Many of the girls of the high school
are much interested o7er the game Of
Captain Oali, plsyed in the gymDa
siUm room.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Seal of Genoa,
were in the city Sunday to attend the
funeral of A. o. Seal. The gentlemen
were brothers
Mrs. William Dewitt arrived home
from Camp Douglas, Saturday morning,
having passed a week with the family
Of her daughter.
Miss Anna Fiosne, a domestic in
the family of F. H. Williams. was taken
to La Crosse on Friday and operated up
on for appendicitis.
Mrs. McCullock, her daughters
Laura and Mrs. Frank Nuzum, came
from Eau Claire, summoned by the
death of Mr. A. O. Seal,
james NJ. Smith is off on a western
trip. Before returning he will visit his
son Bernard at Spokane, who is engaged
in the real estate business.
DIR VIM NJ Trowbridge, late of the
firm of Drs. Suttle & Trowbridge, has
moved his Office into rooms over Town
er's store; stairway south of postoffic9
The La Crosse & Southeastern has
added new combination passenger and
baggage car to its rolling stock, making
now respectable passenger train Of rev
cars.
DR.. Adam Shambaugh, who passed
away at La Fargo, on the 7th instant.
had worked as an ordained minister of
the United Brethren 7ehith for nearly
seventy years.
j A. Hayes drove over from La
Fargo and returned home on Monday.
He reported that mercury registered 49
below zero that morning. He was sc
companied by James Paul.
Travelling salesmen Riley Thomp-
son, J. M. Bennett and James Mccall
were home over Sunday. They all re-
port roads and weather most severe and
troublesome everywhere they travel,
It O Mork and Frank E. Tate we're
La Crosse visitors last Thursday. They
were among several belsted passengers
on the Southeastern train that arrived
here at two o'clock, Saturday morning.
-BloomingdaIe Odd Fellows paid
fraternal visit TO Cashton lodge On Sat
urday night last That's right, boys
That kind of meetings are beneficial to
the order and good fellowship to its
members.
-Undertaker Otto O.teson went tn
West Prairie, yesterday, to attend
the funeral of Joseph Overflow, aged IS
years, who died Sunday. He was rel
ative Of e. N Chose, in whose family
he had long been q member.
The CENSoR'S news pages today
contain T1ny columns of national and
sta legislative news of importanc
Eve reader who desires to keep up
with the work can find the important
proceedings each week in this paper.
Frank Wells, of New Elm, Mime
NUBd, pLssEG tILOtAEn buO Cjb9 wa 4ACAt-
day, enroute for his home in Viola, to
pass two weeks vaca ton Frank learned
telegraphy three years ago and now
holds responsible position with the st.
Paul railroad.
The new railroad is doing q good
passenger business Although hamper
ed by snow drifts and bai wea ther every
trip since the opening of the road, there
is push in the managers undRunted.
Travellers are finding the new system a
great convenience to reach northern,
western and southern points
If Senator Mobiles patent medicine
bill passes it viii have a far-reaching ef.
feet upon the sale Of what are kncwD
Wisconsin. The bill provides that all
bottles or packages containing patent
medicine offere3 for sale shall be labeled,
showing the il gradients aud formulas
used in compromising the mediciue-
La Crosse Chronicle.
Friday last on account Of drifts, The
Milwaukee morning passenger train fail
ed to arrive in Vitoqua till after noon,
although pulled by two engines The
train crew enjoyed three hours shovel
ing their way through snow banks The
La Crosse 81 Southeastern train due here
at 4 20 in the afternoon failed To arrve
till after midnight. In fact il was
fright for western rsilroading al} last
week.
Only min times in two and qgar-
ter centuries has Easter fallen g late as
is does this year. Only FIVE times in this
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