Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06
Bits of Local News.


Mrs. Wyman is visiting at Hills
boro.
Golden West -four 95c sack at
Lindemanu's.
+. Love and Mis- Lulu Love are
both confined to the house by sickness.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Attorney Higbee of La Gross e,
had business in our probate court, to-
day.
Mrs. Addie dy has been i'll with
la grippe for se> ral days but is much
improved.
"A few cutters at special terms now
offered, if taken this week, at Chas. >.
Slack & Co.'S.
Next July thu saar of rural free
delivery mail carriers Ni.l be increased
from $720 to S;4d
n here are 1our .on-part,san can
didates for ua,erime. dent of schools
in Richland codn'y.
The Junior closs of the high school
will Lave their annual party OH Friday
evening, ft Dfuafy 10.
r. P. Dalton, La Farge's hustli G
real estate man, looked after business
here on Monday and Tuesday.
Stockluyer Nelson of Westby,
shipped one and one-half car loads of
stock from this station on Monday.
The ladies' aid society of the Luth-
Gran SYNOD church will meet Friday,
February Sth, at Peter Skaaland's.
Wanted, an apprentice girl; must
know how to do plain sewing. Call IN
person at Mrs. A. 0. Larson's millinery
store.
Why suffer with the cold when you
can get the stove you need at special
price of Chas. S. Slack q Co. Come
and see.
-Messrs. Lawrence Brennan and II.
E. Smith have purchs sed the feed and
flour business conducted by VIM. Peavy
for some NE past.
Rev. Finstad will preach in Free
mont church, next Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock. Young peoples meeting
occurs at 7:30 p. m.
There will be basket social at the
town hall at Liberty Pole next Tues
day evening, February IL, for the ben
eft of Mrs John Eide.
A bill providing for the. payment
by counties of not to exceed SlO0 to
persons bitten by mad dogs, was intro
duced in the legislature.
Truth Davis cold tablets never
fail. You can depend upon them to
cure even as Georges father could de
pend upon George not to lie.
Shoesl shoest well should say 80.
We have the variety and the kind that
wear, and at the lowest price. Come
in and try us. C. J. Severson & Co.
"A pension of $3.50 per year for ev-
ery blind person over Il years OF age, is
provided for in the bill introduced by
Assemblyman Weber. He is a social
ist
-Morgengry temperance society will
hold a quarterly business meeting in
stead of a literary meeting, as an
nounced, on Thursday tomorrow even
ing.
A baby bov came to the home OF
DIR. and Mrs. Leslie Stevens at White,
South Dakota, on Thursday last. Mrs.
St vens is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Watson.
A. O. Wangen, secretarv of the
Chaseburg creamery company, was IN
attendance at the annual meeting OF
members of the local creamery com
pany, held yesterday.
Wednesday morning last was the
coolest this section has experienced TINS
winter. Ii, the morning the thermom-
eter registered % degrees below zero.
SAYS the Hillsboro Sentry.
All subscribers who have expressed
n desire to pay their subscription in
wood should not forget to do so till the
cold weather is past. Deliver now
while the sleighing is good.
Miss Addie B. Smith was recently
married at New Castle, Indiana, to MIR.
Will Griffin of indianapolis. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth 1.
Smith, former residents of this city.
Wexford Tongue, who has been re-
ceiving treatment in hospital at Eau
Claire, returned home. he is much
improyed in health, but will be com
nelled to visit the hospital once each
month for one year. Hilisboro Sentry.
A bill was introduced In the state
senate providing for the Galveston sys-
tenn for the government of cities by
commission. Another bill was intro
duced to provide commission to sup
eryise the issue of stocks and bonds by
corporations.
Henry Rentz of Esofea, and young
Mr.. Cooley of Retreat community, were
graduated from the dairy department
of the university college of agriculture.
last week. These young men expect
to become creamery managers. They
have earned their spurs in three
months course.
The following people from HILLSIDE
ro and Janesville were in attendance at
nrohate court here this week: Z. v.
Wernick. Ada Holden, Frederick j.
Mavenscheim, Alice Mayenscheim.
ANY Luloff, George Bauer, Edward
Kuelm. VIM. Molms and Minnie Molms.
They were here ON matters connected
with the Christian Bauer estat'.
The Baraboo Republic says that the
deal wherein Ringling Bros. were 10
purchase the Hagenbeck show has
been declared off. Ringing Bros. 1eel
that two of the largest shows in the
world are enough for them to look after
and for that reason surrendered their
~;Trhtr IN taka tho Hapenbeck outfit