Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-01

destruction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Curtis are visit
ing at La Crosse, to-day.
p. E. Nelson of Cashton, had bust
ness in the city to-day.
Advance showing of spring wash
goods, this week, at Lindeman's.
Plenty of the Farm Bulletin reports
still at the CENSOR office. Call and get
one.
Peter Tatsu and family and Mrs.
Kropps of Hillsboro, have removed TO
Michigan.
A relapee after lagrippe caused the
death of Earry Gage, young man of
Hillshoro
Misses Faller and James visited
C4shton on Friday, taking part in
musical affair.
Mrs. c. M. Bennett left for Bristow,
to labor in the interest Of the Mystic
Workers order.
Call and examine the undermuslin
on sale at Lindemann's this week. 1t
will pay you.
Are you going to take advantage of
the great undermuslin sale at Linde-
mann's this week?
You can have your choice of fifteen
grades of shingles at John e. Nuzum's,
the Lumberman.
The Viroqua young peoples society
will meet at Hotel Edwards, Thursday
evening March End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellicutt and
Master Harold, spent Sunday with g..
K. Nuzum's family.
Piano tuning, leave orders with
Skow d Side for an expert Mr.. s. q.
Butcher is again here.
Nearly two pagas of today CENSOR
are given over to proceedings of national
and state legislatures.
The Atlantic and Pacislc goods can
be secured at Mrs. Bennett's rooms over
the Blue Front Clothing store.
The young people of the Viroqua
business college will give dane at the
Opera house, March 9th. All invited.
George T. Smith returned from
trip to northern Wisconsin. He will
soon go to Canada to look over the
country.
Services will be held in the Luther
An Synod church, Sunday forenoon, by
Rev Eikjarud of Cashton All are well
come.
Major R. A. Richards Of Sparta,
was in town, Wednesday, on business
connected with the Royal Arch Mason
ic lodge.
The Congre xational Aid society will
be entertained by Mesdames John Dsv
lin and III. e, Packard at the home Of
the latter, Wednesday afternoon next.
The severe cold and deep SHOWS of
1. s..ka l. afTa
ally exterminated the great number of
quail in this county, and probably in
Wisconsin.
Rev. l.. g. jacobson will preach in
Viroqua on Sunday, March 18th, instead
of March 5th, as formerly reported.
Norwegian in the morning and English
in the evening.
F. N. Oium arrived here frCm Osh.
kosh on Saturday His wife has been
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l. W. Smith Mr.. Oium is native of
Christiana, brother of Mrs. Brown
Olson.
The girls of Miss Clara Glenu's
Sunday school class, will have fresh,
home made candy for sale in the front
part of Myrtle Wise's millinery store,
Saturday afternoon, March nth. Don't
forget the time and place.
Otto Davis has made the chicken
fanciers somewhat envious by having
the first brood of little chicks hatehed
this season. They are Buff Leghorns.
and will likely get their combs frosted
ere summer comes again.
In Douglas county, February Sth,
Hattie, wife of NJ. e. Gage, passed away,
aged SO years She was born at Valley,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Caucutt. Five motherless children are
left to the tender mercies of rels ives.
On the eighth page of todays GEN.
soR we print half tone picture of the
new court house building at Lancaster,
Grant county, which was completed last
fall at cost of $3.50, 600. The original
plans were for an $4,000 structure.
-Hillsboro has been left ont of the
Western Wisconsin Fair Association,
which embraces several places on the
Northwestern road, and the date select
ed for its next annual meeting is appro-
priated by another society. Viroqua
and Hillsboro should certainly avoid
clash Of dates.
Mrs. Earl Everson arrived in the
city this morning from Calmar, Iowa to
spend few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Cobb. Mra. Everson tells
the CENSOR that Earl has q good posi-
ton in Montana with the Northern
Pacific railroad and that they will make
their home at Miseoula In the future.
Mrs. o. o. Kalvestran will sell at
auction at her place at Avalanche, on
Saturday, March 18th, her personal
property consisting of five head of hors-
es. sixteen head of cattle, fifteen brood
ewes, two sows. twenty-five chickens,
| farm implements, stoves and some house
| hold furniture. A free lunch will be
served at noon. Sale win begin .at 10
q. N. The terms Of sale will be easy.