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

postOmCe, Nlroqua,
Unusual values in all departm ents
at Tates Big Store.
Attorney c. W. Graves transacted
business in La Crosse
-Leces and embroideries in abun
dance at Tate's Big Store
The Boston for clothing at pri @
that speak for themselves
-Purdy Woodmen will give mas
querade ball on Wednesday, February
22d.
The Liberty Pole Aid society will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Slack on the 24th
inst.
Mrs. Stanley Stout of Ross, is visit
ing the Deaver and Stout families at
CashtoD.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Mrs. T, T. Sandwich, Thursday,
February Esd.
Mr. and Mrs L n. Seymour have
gone to DeSoto neigEbcrhood to pass the
rest of the winter.
Lulu Tyler Gates and her company
of artists at Opera house, Tuesday even
ing, February 2Ssh,
Mercury registered twenty eight de-
grees below zero at the Viroqua depot
on Monday morning.
The missionary society of the Synod
church will meet with Mrs. Carl Ander-
son Friday of this week.
&C. F. Richardson Of Tomah, trans
acted business before Probate Judge D.
o. Mahoney, on Monday last.
Miss Marie Ovitz departed on Sat
urday last, for visit at Milwaukee and
at her home in Mineral Point.
Where can you best secure reliable
insurance. For answer see this ISSUE
sixth page foot of seventh column.
The Gates company of artists at
Opera house, February 28th, is one Of
the crowning numbers Of the course.
-Rev and Mrs. jacobson mourn the
loss af an infant daughter, born Febru-
ary 18th. They have the sympathy of
all
The ladies in Viroqua will be inter
ested in knowing that Mrs. Gates wears
a gown costing 5000 Opera house. Feb
ruary 2Sth
For sale, 2OOO.pound Percheron
stallion, years old. Will also trade
for young stock. Enquire of M. N. Han
son, Viroqua.
Louie Larson won first prize in last
weeks contest at De Wits shooting
gallery; Ben Brown got second ana Jos.
Hayes third.
The Argus reports that former sher-
iff Jas. FL. Hewey, has returned to lie
Soto to reside after an absence in lowe
for two years.
-Thos. Stevens of Eastman, Craw-
ford county, aged 95 years, fell on the
stove, his clothes became ignited and he
was burned to death
Come and be shown "Arnolds
Fill de sore, Mohair Lustre, and Taffeta,
the correct goods for your summer suit
at FL. D. Williams q Co.
An auction sale of live stock, farm
machinery, grain ana fodder, will be
held at the W. T. Peets farm st Newton
en- Thursday of this week.
e V. Wolfe is substitute driver on
the rural route of Bert Dustin for few
days, the latter having been called be-
fore the grand jury at Madison.
Frank A Chase, former citizen here,
is now secretary and one of the directors
of building and loan association capi-
talized at 81, 600 000in Spokane.
-Drayman Baker and far lly now oc-
cupy the Reeve residence in First ward,
Mr.. Reeve and daughter having given
up housekeeping for the present.
AT Readstown S. B. Garlich lost
cow by drowning The animal attempt
ed to cross the Kickapoo; ice gave way
current taking her down stream.
The franklin young peoples society
will give basket social az Andrew
day, February 23d. All are invited to
come.
Maurice A Chapman, ReadstowD
young man aged twenty. five years, died
of consumption. He was q native of
Union town, removing to Readstown
two years since.
Statistics show that January of this
year was nearly as cold as the same
month in 1904 1t has not been as cold
Oh any one day as it was last year but
thu average was nearly the same.
The Intelligencer says there will be
O. meeting next Saturday to discuss the
feasibility of organizing a creamery
company in Viola, The field is being
canyassed by Mr.. Grim, a butter maker.
On account OF severe weather and
sno Y blockades the La Crosse & South
eastern railroad has for the present
abandoned passenger trains on the VI
roaua end Of the line to Westby. Reg
ular trips will be made from Westby to
Stoddard
As a result of the so1ies of meetings
held by Rev. DR.. Evans eleven united
with the Congregational church last
Sunday morning There are number
of others who expressed desire to unite
with the church and will probably do so
in the near future. SO says the Viola
intelligencer.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs, Chris. Lew
ison are grieved to learn Of the death of
their little daughter, aged five years, At
their home in the town Of Sterling On
Tuesday evening, from brain fever.
Funeral services occur at the house At
10 o'clock q n. and also at the United
Lutheran church in this city at 1;30 p.
m, Saturday.
Mrs E nnie Waffle, Douglas Waffle,
and the family of Carl Anderson were
passengers on Friday mornings tr9tn,
going TO Kenaalls to attend the funeral
of mother and grandmother, Mrs. Jane
Waffle, who died February 9th, Of Ia
gripoe. aged ninety years On last
Christmas day q family reunion was
held at her home, and for the first time
in several years all her children, six in
number. spent the day with their
widowed mother,
A few nights since, Glenn Haven,
little town on the Mississippi IN Grant
county, experienced a destructive con-
fagration, causing death Of man beast