Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-01-20

| CENSOR. Please mail the CENSOR to
my present address. Winter was excel
lent here to January 10; now light
fall of snow with driving wind Tenn
perature IL below zero, and one would
think Sunny Kansas very much trans
formed and the home of bootpacks and
winter furs. | never shivered more in
Wisconsin; am positive | have not the
maleria. Wisconsin has its ups and
downs, but looks good to me.
F. 0. Sammons, Canada: Crops
were good in this section of the county
and beef is up good prices. Farmers
and ranchers alike enjoyed a Merry
Christmas and so far Happy New
Year.
-El-ko cigars, of course you know.
-Dudley's coffees at j. Omurdson's.
The Light Horse Robbery next
week
F. NJ. Towner is at Readstown to-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Proctor are in
La Crosse today.
Get farm bulletin free at the
CENSOR office.
Mrs. j. F. Parker, who has been
very i'll is much improved
Scott Curtis returned from a FIVE
days visit at Minneapolis.
Lester Green of La Fargo trans
acted business here Saturday.
Chester Silhsugh went to Milwaukee
for several days visit in the city.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
--Gjerda Lind, who resides few
miles west of the city is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Taylor
visited La Crosse friends couple of
days.
Miss Mary Rusk has been confined
to the house by case of muscular rheu-
matism.
Miss Constance liner of Cashton is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lar
son and family.
Miss Ethel Bouffleur of La Crosse
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jacob
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dick of Ore
gon are visiting in the city with the
Beat and Dahl families
Mrs. Harold Proctor accompanied
Mrs. G. Q. Fortney to her Minnesota
home for an indefinate visit
Clarence Bolstad was operated on
for appendicitis at La Crosse hospital.
last Friday. He returned from the
west with rs mother for the purpose
The cunts of Fred Zitzner & Co.
are in tho hands of Attorney G. II.
Minshall for collection. Do not wait
for letter notifying you, but call and
settle at once
Farmers have commenced to place
their orders with Chas. S. Slack & Co
for seeders, disc drills, plows, cream
separators and Fuller & johnson and
Tiger tobacco planters.
The Light House Robbery, a ro-
mantle comedy drama in f ar acts, will
be the big attraction at the Opera house
next week. The piece will be produced
by home talent for benefit of Congre-
gational church.
George Bancroft, father of AS
sembyman L. Fl Bancroft of Richland
Center, has brought suit against the
city Of Madison for the breaking of an
arm. The injury was caused from
fall upon an icy sidewalk
Remember that class work which
Miss Slack includes extra with each
lesson. 1t is part which every child
should have in their early and every
day asical education. Nothing IS
omitteo See Miss Slack.
Miss Grace Frohock. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Frohock, passed
away at the family home on Tuesday
night, from tuberculosis Funeral ex-
ereises viii tstke place at the Methodist
church Saturdsy afternoon at 2s30.
General and Mrs. Rogers sailed
from New York for italy within the
past week. With the unsettled and
conditions in that land it
must require some amount Of sternness
to take the chances of spending win
ter there.
The afternoon and evening auction
sales being held by the f. W. Linde-
mann Go. 10 the Rice building. seems to
attract larger crowds each day. De-
pendable merchandise of every descriu-
tion is put up and sold at the purchas-
er's own price.
Brief notice from De Soto is to the
effect that Postmaster O. II. johnson
died on Monday after A long and pain
full illness. Mr.. johnson was long
time resid 1t Of Genoa, representing
that town nd DeSOto village a number
Of terms on the county board.
Mr.. Enoch Harris has purchased Of
Stoll & Chase. a large ranch IN Montana
in the famous Galatin Valley. The
price is said to be something like forty
thousand dollars. Mr Harris expects
to r1oye about March TO- at which time
Mr. ]. S. MeLees will also go.
The board Of trustees Of Viroqua
cemetery association NIT Monday night
for purpose Of electing officers for the
ensuing year. The chosen are: Presi-
dent, J. Henry Tate; secretary. r.. o.
Mork; treasurer. IT. r. Proctor. 1t was
also decided to have several hundred
copies Of the association s bylaws
printed in phampIet form.