Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-19
LOCAL JoTTINcs
Broken weather.

Broken weather.
Bottom is out of country roads.
Money loaned w. E. Butt.
Doors Of business places stand open
! today.
Mrs. Will De Witt is here from
Warrens.
"a Children's 15e fieeeed. lined hose at
lie per pair, at Rogers.
Rev. Barber returned from Madi-
son improved in health.
j. II. Sherrick's family have visi-
tors from northern Wisconsin.
One lot of ladies' Sc to $40 skirts,
at $3.50, assorted ccIors, at Rogers. . 4
May Solom of Onalaska spent a
few days with Miss Blanche POWELL.
John Robson, one of the very earl
lest Of Liberty Pole citizens, died today.
Ralph WHISKY of Clarion; Iowa, is
visiting his wife and little daughter here
for few days.
Lots of good prizes given away at
the Opera Electric Saturday night.
Special program.
Keep it in mindl Dance at Run
ning's hall. Friday February %. Music
by Maeder's orchestra.
There will be basket sociable at
Liberty Pole school house on Saturday
evening, with program.
Mr.. Silas Thorson of Vast Salem
is visiting with A. S. Hetland. He is
relative of Mrs. Hetland.
Curtis Cushman and wife of South
Dakota, spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Lind in this city.
We now have our spring samples
for Ideal ladies' made to order suits,
skirts and dresses. Rogers.
Don't fail to get our prices on lugl-
Der, cement and other building ma
terials. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. t. Ashbaugh came
from Minneapolis TO pass Sunday with
Sidney Higgins family at Liberty Pole.
DIR. w. w. Hanson attended the
annual meeting of the district dental
society held at La Crosse last We'd
nesday.
IT. N. Johnson and Nels Sanwick,
Jr., of West Prairie, were among the
many who delivered live stock in Viro-
qua on Monday.
Venerable James Mills arrived home
from La Crosse on Sunday, where he
took treatment for eye difficulty, re-
ceiviug relief.
Mrs. Logan POWELL and her son. of
Montana, joined her husband here and
they will visit for few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Fo~eil.
Explosion of cup of kerosene in
Williams feed store, shaved the whisk-
ers off Willard Bowman but did little
other damage, Monday afternoon.
Illustrating the mildness of winter
and lack of frost in ground, Mrs. v. j.
! Reagles writes the CENSOR from Rich
land Center that she recently killed
large ground mole.
In circuit court at La Crosse, Sat
urday, Judge Higbee granted the order
for incorporation of Chaseburg as a
village. The vote will soon be taken
by residents of the district proposed 60
incorporate.
Fred A. Morley ran in from La
Crosse and passed Monday with his
father. 1t was the eleventh anniver-
sary of his engineer service with the
Burlington. He has been with the
road eighteen years.
Miss May McKittrick, instructor of
English in the city OF Cleveland, reads
a paper on her special work before
national meeting of educators now be-
ing held in Philadelphia. A high honor
for our Viroqua girl.
Mrs. F. w. Alexander returned
from the state of Washington, having
passed several months there with her
daughters and other relatives. She is
improved in health; glad indeed to be
back Il fair Wisconsin.
Former County Treasurer Henry N.
RentZ, was in from Esofea on Monday.
He stated that the co operative cream
cry of that place had already COM
menced operations with bright pros
poets for successful years business.
Friends are advised of the passing
of Veteran W.R. DeLap,a former long
time resident of Viroqua, who died at
the home Of his daughter in Valley
Springs. South Dakota, February IL.
About four years ago, in delicate health,
Mr.. and Mrs. De Lap went to reside
with their daughter.
Annual meeting of the Tyler. Forks
Lumber and Fuel Company 81 which j.
w. Thayer is secretary and j. E. Stoll
is treasurer, was held yesterday in vi
roqua. The company is locking for
ward to very prosperous year and
making preparations for active opera
lions of their some 3. 900 acres of good
timber, which they own in Ashland and
Iron counties.
"A slight error crept into the item
OF last week regarding high scores at
the state butter convention. In the
district designated as Seventh, en-
bracing counties and 100 creameries,
Vernon carried away three highest
prizes, scores as follows: r. 0. Brye,
Readstown, 50 90; ]. u. Simpson, Viro-
qua, "a SO; C. T. Brye, Newry. 4.66,
This score is on possible of 100.