Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-01-30
VERNON COUNTY COURT INPRoBArE
Calendar for February Term. 10 be Held
February 5. 1907.

Estate of Karen Kleven- Proof of
will.
Estate of Elene Hotter Proof of
will.
Estate of Joseph Barbour, Jr. Hear
petition for administration.
Estate of James p. Sullivan Hear
petition for administration.
Estate of A. jlOn Alloway Hear petit
tion for administration.
Estate of Phineas p Miller Hearing
on claims.
Estate of James Lord r. Hearing on
claims.
Estate of B. H. Thomas Hearing on
claims.
Estate of John J. Hammond Final
settlement
Estate of VIM. Clawater Final set
tlement.
Estate of NelsJ. Rudie Final settle
ment.
Estate of Peder johnson Final set
tlement.
Estate of George Striegle Final set
tlement.
Estate of Martin P. Huntington
Confirmation of sale.
Estate of Martin p. Huntington Pc
tition of administrator for conveyance.
Estate of Geo w. Wise Petition of
Geo l.. Wise for conveyance.
Estate of Geo. w. Wise Petition of
Richard Arnold for conveyance.
Estate of Geo. w. Wise Petition of
Perry Vance for conveyance.
Estate of Severt X. Ramsett Final
settlement.
Estate of C. F. Bauer Hear testi-
mony of certain parties.
Guardianship of Moritz Euler-H Hear
petition for guardian. February 2.
Estate of Ole Matson Hear claims.
j. H. Eastman and r. Hunt have
opened general store and meat mark
ct at Valley.
Mrs. L. w. Swain is absent from
Readstown for visit with relatives in
South Dakota.
Superintendent Louis ] johnson of
Richland county asylum, was over for
a day to transact business and visit old
friends.
The Coon Valley News says that
several parties are looking over that
village with a view OF locating a brew
cry there.
William Dolen, Phil Appleman and
w. E. Lewis of Clinton had possession
of the CENSOR office for n few moments
on Saturday last
The stockholders of the La Crosse
Interstate association at their annual
meeting unanimously decided to hold
another fair in 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cummings of
Michigan, were called here by the i'll
ness of Mrs. Cummings mother Mr.
Biddeson. They will remain for some
, time.
The Junior class of the Viroqaa
high school were entertained al West-
by by DR.. and Mrs. ScSriner, last FRI
| day night A merry sleigh ride was
enjoyed by the Juniors.
The past week has brought genu-
| inc old-fashioned weather, murcury
registering zero or better every morn
ing. Saturday brought the most Sc
we're weather, eighteen below zero.
Charles S. Foust, a former we'll
known De Soto citizen and a veter-
an of the war, died suddenly while
aboard street car in La Crosse, where
he lived Funeral and interment took
place at Retreat.
AT recent election of officers of
the Kickapoo railroad Hon. Burton
Hanson of Milwaukee, was elected
president of the line. Mr.. Hanson has
long been general solicitor for the C.,
M. & St. Paul system.
We invite you all to take look at
our new spring line, in the different
departments, such as shoes, dress goods,
wash goods, ginghams, muslin under
wear, in fact everything in dry goods
and shoes. c. j. Severson & Co.
Annual meeting of the Firoqua
creamery company viii be held in this
city Tuesday, February 5th, at one
O'Clock, in the opera house. 1t gives
promise of being warm time, notwith-
standing the present state of weather
The creamery company is laying in
its stock of ice, hauling the same from
Springville. Dealers will soon be at
the same work For some time it look
ed as if there was to be scarcity of
| CONCEALED aqua pura because of mild
weather.
"A joint educational meeting will
be held by the superintendents of Nor
roe and Vernon counties at CaShton on
| Saturday, February 9th. An interest
ing program will be arranged. A sim
i liar interesting gathering was held at
Ontario on Saturday last.
Paul Peterson, a well-known Tim
Der Cooley farmer, is thought insane.
The cause of it is of the religious ques-
tion on account of queer inquiries made
by him to his neighbors. 1t is report
ed that he will be sent to Mendoza.
He is an unmarried man. Coon Valley
News.
j. W. Thayer returned from Iron
wood, Michigan, reporting three feet
of snow in that part of the country.
Most every section in the west has
abundance of snow and cold weather
At Madison the writer has not seen a
sleigh used of any description so far
| this winter.
The Carnation League of America
has sent out special appeal to all patri-
otic men and women to observe the
birthday of VIM. Mckinley this year
by wearing carnation. the fave rite
flower of the murdered president
"Carnation Day" comes on January
29th, when Mckinley would have been
sixty-flve years old.
His friends will be pleased to know
that c. E. Ward. who recently retired
from the Office cf sheriff. will continue
to maintain his residence in Vernon