Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-19
Attend the CENsoR's homecoming.

Smoke the ''Viroqua" SC cigar.
Third degree work in the |. 0. 0. F.
lodge Saturday night.
Earl Smith left for Chicago last
night on business trip.
&C. j. Swain of La Crosse was a
business caller in Viroqua.
The lower hall at the court house is
being decorated with new coat of paint.
The date for the Sparta band con-
cert in Viroqua has been set for March
9th.
Harley jefferson, OF the American
Tobacco company, was in this vicinity
today,
-Ches. Hooking of Sugar Grove
spent couple of days with the Jas.
Davis family in Viroqua.
M. J. Felix returned on Tuesday
morning from Ironwood, Michigan,
where he had been to attend a sister
in-law's wedding. Mrs. Felix remains
for visit.
Miss Goodell's Sunday school class
received Sc 10 from the sale. of home
made candies at the post office last Sa-
turday afternoon, and could have dis
posed of more
The Eagle Harp Orchestra of Chi
cago will furnish music for a dance
Wednesday evening, February 26, at
Opera house. This is the same Italian
harp orchestra that was 50 popular a
few years ago.
The Seminary Octet from the Luz
theran seminary at Minneapolis will
sing at the United Lutheran church
Sunday evening March LIST. A eollec-
ton will be taken for the benefit of the
poor students of the seminary.
Mr.. H. Cowan of La Fargo vicinity
was among the pleasant callers at the
CENSOR office. Mr.. Cowan informs us
of tobacco in his neighborhood awaiting
the verdict of the tobacco buyers.
Jerry Nelson has accepted a posi-
ton in the domestic department of Oh
bin & Angeles at Aberdeen, South Da-
kota, and goes to commence work next
week Thursday. This is the same firm
that employed Miss Flossie Stricken.
Mrs. B S. Norris fell in front of
me c. G. Brown residence, severely
intended to go to Milwaukee this morn
to meet her son Manley and purchase
her spring millinery supplies, but her
was SO painful she decided to remain at
home for few days longer.
Among the numbers of classic and
sacred music TO be given by the band
at the Methodist church concert next
Sunday evening are: "Home to Our
Mountains, " Verdi: "Unfold Ye Por-
tails, " Gounod; Moonlight Serenade. ."
Unknown: LET All Men Praise the
Lord, " Mendelssohn: Verdi's Grand
Operate Cavatina.
Jesse Thompson, clerk in Dahl's
drug store, leaves soon for Foreman,
South Dakota. where he has secured
employment in drug store. Jesse has
been employed by Mr. Dahl so long
chat be has become to be almost fix
ture there, and his many friendd viii
greatly miss his genial face. Mr.. Leo
Winterburn of Spring Green will fill his
place.
Harold Smith, son of Mrs. Clarence
Smith, died at his home in this city
last night, after an illness of about a
weeks duration. The cause of death
is somewhat remote. He was taken
with terrible pain in the base
Of the brain and ueck, and no
me, 'ical aid seemed to relieve the in
tens suffering. About year ago he
was thrown from a horse, sustaining
injuries from which he never recovered.
and it is believed that these injuries
were responsible for his death. He was
about eigh,een years of age. and leaves
? widowed mother. two sisters and a
brother to mourn his loss.