Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-01-11


Hanson, Dentist. over Blue Front.
Good barn to rent. Inquire at the
CENSOR office.
Some rare bargains in lumber az
John E. NHzum & Son.
See Minshall Bros. about testing
your cattle for tuberculosis,
Mrs. G. K. Nuzum is recovering
from several weeks illness.
To close viii sell storm sash very
low. John E. Nuzum & Son.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Miss Marie Brophy was at home
from Dubuque to spend holidays.
IN. H. Brophy is at Madison attend
ing convention and reunion of veteri-
narians.
"A masquerade ball will be given at
Purdy Woodman hall on Friday, Janu-
uary 20.
Have your cattle tested by grad
uate veterinarian. Minshall Bros. can
do it for you.
Little Helen Williams was presented
Will d DGaUlAA u N04t ny Il W. 1OWHEI
day after New Years.
After two years spent in Montana,
Jacob Thompson and family are again
residents of Viroqua.
Shoemaker Frank cut an ugly cash
in his hand while doing some repair
work for a customer.
Otto Summer6eld and family are
up from Sparta to visit at the parental
home northeast Of this city.
We direct special attention to the
auction advertisement of A. E. Mason
Sale will be on January 20.
Fred Slade aud family have become
domiciled in the second story living
rooms of the Rice Block.
If you want to buy lumber for
barn or house, you can save money by
calling on John E. Nuzum & Son,
IN. C. Peterson and Miss Lavina
Peterson spent few days with DR..
Peterson and family at Cashton.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li7demann bank build
ing. "a 81
Mr. John o. Fortney, who has been
twice operated on at a La Crosse hos
pital, is gaining gradually but is very
weak
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Lyle
Tate entertained party of twenty
friends in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fur
mas of Missouri.
Maurice Lemen, who has been man
ager and foreman of the Republican
print shop for some months, left for
Tomah on Sunday, to accept position
on the Journal
e M. Henry returned from visit
of few days duration with his sons at
Racine and WaGkegan, reporting them
happy and prosperous.
Ham Cowan and MACPHERSON Nc
Vey, leading farmers of Stark town,
are off on sight seeing tour to Kan
sas, Nebraska and Missouri.
Mrs. Adam Eckhardt of Redfeld,
South Dakota, attended the golden
wedding of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. S. Hoiien6eck, at Augusta.
Thomas Pierce was a caller on
Friday. He has repurchased the old
home plantation of $50 acres lying in
the town Of Clinton and Webster.
Irwin B. Cushman, former Viola
young man, who moved to the coast
country a dozen years ago. has been
elected member Of the Oregon leg
islature.
Over in Richland county Mrs. S E
Outcelt dropped dead without the
slightest warning She was relative
of the Outcelt families who reside in
the town of Bergen.
An old-fashioned dance will be
given at Running hall on the evening
g \ fr,r.s
best OF music will be provided and good
order prevail Everybody is invited to
attend.
BY notice elsewhere given, it will
be ascertained that an adjourned an
nual meeting of Utica Insurance Com
pany will be held at Soldiers Grove Oh
next Saturday. Indictment weather
caused failure to congregate last Sat
urday.
-Vircqua Knights Templar viii on
Friday evening of this week, give one
of the series Masonic parties that have
proven so popular the present winter.
Members of all the Masonic bodies are
invited, with their ladies, to be present
at the lodge room.
Miss Emma Loverud, daughter OF
|. K. Loveruds, student at Stevens
Point normal school, is one of three
who viii take part in a joint discussion
with Oshkosh normal contestants. Or
account of illness Miss Loverude was
unable toretuln home for vacation days,
but she is row improved.
Mr.. F. w. Shepard was at home
for the holiday season, returning t.
Prairie du Chen on Monday, where he
has leased and will manage the Fagar
marble yard, with which he has been
connected as an employe for five years
past. Mr.. Shepard is good workman
and his friends wish him success.
Mrs, Elsie Hazen, who is employed
at the home of the feeble minded al
Chippewa Falls. is home for visit with
her father, Jshn Jennes. A few week.
ago Mrs Hazen met with a serious &C
eident by the overturning of bus, ant
was laid up for some time with brok
en- arm and other injuries -Cashtol
Record.
District Attorney Bennett was a
Madison yesterday to ask for dismissal
before the supreme court, of the ap
pealed suit pending between Vernon
ant. Monroe counties over the care o
an insane LATENT. This matter ha
long been in contention anditis believes
the right Of the situation is with on
county.
The CENSOR is recipient Of q San
Diego paper sent by Dir T. J. Layn
which deals with the progress of tina
wonderful Golden State city the LAS
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