Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-01-27
Short News Stories of Interest
picked Up by Censor Reporters from, Various Sources
NEwLIFE

Take up new life with each day that predAs
Say not thy soul sick and poor, held fast
Ry circumstances now 50 overcast
OR S-os7 -he parent life its weakness takes,
Oh! back Of these, and over all Of these,
Arise the Great Eternal VIII and Love.
Get but glimpse. touch but the outer shore.
Each morn. Of these all glorious mysteries
And you can rise in strength and JOY above
The old life to the new for eyermore.
-El-ko cigars, of course you know.
-Dudley's coffees at J. Omundson's
January thaw? We should say so.
Get farm bulletin free at the
CENSOR Office.
ST Hidder will keep you laughing in
the home talent.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
John R Hall of Otter Greek, was
among Viroqua friends for couple of
days.
- Mrs. Ella Van Dorm of Spokane, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nelson in
this city.
Mrs. R, R. Lemmen has gone to
Cuba City, Grant county, to visit her
daughter.
Mrs. Martin Borgason of Cashton,
spent Thursday among old Viroqna
neighbors.
Mrs. Name Chase Sperry of st.
Paul, has been guest of Mr. and Mrs.
w. d. Dyson.
The ocean scene during terrific
storm is the great thing with the big
home talentin the Light House Robbery.
Former Register of Deeds Gilbert
son was called to north Viroqua town
by the criticalillness of his aged mother.
Commence to prepare for the five
farmers Institutes to be held in Yer
non county the latter part OF February.
You better buy blankets and robes
now while the reduction is going on.
Call and ask about them. L. u. Favor.
Viola and La Fargo papers commend
the entertainments given in those places,
recently, by Otto and Ben Brown and
Prof Bulger.
Beautiful scenes, exciting climaxes,
comedy situations and moments of
pathos in the Light House Robbery at
Opera House.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of E. H. Officer, who offers his
fine farm for sale, the old Officer home
stead at Springville.
The Westby times says that the
wife and family OF the la.o Re-. Gul-
b,andsen are to ler.e that village and
reside at Black River Falls.
Andrew Hovland, who has been as
sisting c. E. Ward in the mercantile
trade at Chaseburg, has leased the
farm OF Frank Reed in Jefferson.
Arne Hauge of Readstown section,
left Monday, for Norway, to spend a
few weeks with the old folks and visit
the scenes he left eight years ago.
Little Nellie, the childs part in the
Light House Robbery is grand por-
trayal of child love and power. The
part win be played by little Helen
Graves.
The accounts Of Fred Zitzner & Co.
are in the hands of Attorney C.. H.
Minshall for collection. Do not wait
for letter notifying you, but call and
settle at once.
The Cashtou Record speaks highly
of the play put on there a week ago by
Vlroqua home talent, in Charlie s
Aunt. The young people were given
full and appreciative audience.
Matthias Hoveland came over from
Sparta fer a few days with old friends
10 this section. He reports a most
prosperous season with the Sparta
creamery, in which he is a. stockholder.
John E. Nuzum received from his
brothers and sisters, Il St Thursday, a
fine solid gold watch, cham and mono
gram, as a reminder that it was his
fiftieth anniversary. This is Gus ON
with the Nuzum kinship to thus remem
Der each member of the family at the
half-century period. Mr.. Nuzum was
born at Prairie du Chen while his re-
spected father was stationed there as
local Methodist pastor.
The auction sales that are being
held every afternoon and evening in the
Rice building by the W. F. Lindemanu
Co, are drawing immense crowds.
Merchandise of all kinds such as cloaks,
dress goods, clothing, shoes, etc, are
being sold at bidder S own prices. This
will undoubtedly be the last week OF
the auctions, as the firm expects to
close out the balance of this stock al
the Saturdays auctions.
e Mr.. H. Renning, who moved here
from Cashton some months ago, has
determined 10 locate permanently and
ioin in boosting Viroqua. To this END
he has Just purchased the vacant basi-
ness lot between the Rice block anC
CENSOR Office, and with coming oil
spring intends to erect a business block,
two stores two story high with full
basement Mr.. Renning expects to
pat in a first-ciass modern building.
Peter Midthun came here from
Buffalo county to sell his Is, 600 poUnC
tobacco crop, and G. NJ. Asbjornsor
went to inspect the same. Peter tell:
the CENSOR that his crops, both last
year and the year before, were injured
by hail and he received about half-price
In 1906 ne raised 29, 900 pounds There
is not much tobacco cultivated in Buf
falo county, but Mr.. Midthun declares
that there is no better soil anywher,
for that purpose.
Relatives here received sad tidingi
of the death Of Mrs. Sabina Henry Cade
daughter of the late Andrew Henry ant
wife Of Henry Cade, all former well
known residents of Franklin. Mrs
Cade died at a hospital in her hom'
town of Westhope, North Dakota
Mrs. Cade was born in Indiana sixty
four years ago When eight years o
are She came to Vernon county witt
her parents, where she lived till re
moval west in 1870. She leaves hug
band, two sons and two daughters.
The city council and fire depart
ment are about to joi' tly arrange 70