Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-21


entire block, including Masonic temple
During their five years of business
life in Viroqua Messrs. Anderson &
Sauer have made good, their capacity
for work being unlimited and Tor good
citizenship Al. May they find pleas
ure and profit in the elegant new quar-
terS.
Bert Powell of Harmony returned
from trip to Montana.
Robert Graham moved to Purdy,
having rented Mrs. Buckeyes farm.
The ninety-second anniversary of
Mrs. KarD Anderson was celebrated by
party of relatives and neighbors in
Coon Valley.
Moving pictures of Jerusalem, to
gether with the Tissot pictures on the
church, next Sunday night.
"A series of meetings will be held
commencing on January %, at Newton
Advent Christian church, by Elder ]. c.
Roger, of Baraboo. Everybody invit-
ed
Coon Valley is to have established
on February first second rural mail
route, which will extend north into La
Crosse county, covering twenty seven
miles travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Sweeney arriv-
ed from New York to pay a visit to Dr.,
and Mrs c. A. Minshall and other rela-
tives Mrs. Sweeney is Viroqua girl,
Sadie Wolfe.
Officers of different civic societies
will be published in the CENSOR at the
first opportunity, or as soon as the mum
er0us secretaries provide US with the
lists. Send them in.
Very satisfactory and to a capacity
house, Monday night, Uncle Toms Ca
bin was given Blood hounds, colored
people, street band never fail TO make
a Tom play the success of the sea
son.
AT. South Ridge, in Coon town,
few days since, were laid to rest the
remains of very aged man and former
pioneer there, Chris Storbakhen Sveen,
who died in North Dakota, aged SO
years.
Miss Alice Stephens, who has been
employed in the Optimo restaurant. has
leased the fixtures from E. Nj. Nye and
will conduct the place. Her brother
Russell came from Stoddard to assist
MISS stephens.
Matters start right with the new
Farmers Land Company. A number
of farms are at our disposal and for
sale See us when you want som ething
ina bargain or have something to sell.
Office over Towner 8 store.
County Highway Commissioner Ris-
tow was in the city on Saturday. He
| -, FOr he 100 uarafs
campaign of road making, expressing
the belief that will be year of activity
in highway making.
"A party of sixteen Viroquans, ladies
ard gentlemen, went to La Crosse to
hear Kubelik, the celebrated violiniss.
The party was taken over by Will Lin
demann. DIR. j. H. Chase and Superin-
tendent Buffers in their automobiles.
For the fourth or fifth time Mrs
T. o. Mork was installed as presiden.
of Viroqua Relief Corps. In apprecia-
ton of her good work members present
ed Mrs. Mork with solid gold breast-
pin bearing the corps emblem.
You can buy the Winner in flaming
mills at Chas. S. Slack & Company's,
and now is the time to get ready with
your grain. Also their smut treaters
for seed grain are worth thousands Of
dollars to the country if used as request
| ed
Hamburg mutual insurance CON-
pany will hold its forty-seventh annual
meeting in Westby today. During its
long existence this company has paid
$45, 900 in losses, now has on hand
surplus of $3S, 900; insurance in force
So, 107, 900.
Home talent play Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights next. Make ready for
the event. Past appearances of all
members of the cast tell that nothing
short of a striking success may be look
ed for. Reserved seat sale opens at
Dahl's Drug Store at 8 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
The young and invalid child of Mrs.
Bianchs Gore passed away at the Viola
home on Saturday. Limit time and
space prevent publishing, today. notice
furnished. The young mother will
have sincere sympathy of all friends in
her old Viroqua home.
The Brooks Stock Company enter
tanned large audiences at the Opera
house the last three nights of the week.
They are clever lot, but like the ma
jority of repertoire combinations, of
these days, spring too much stage vul-
garity in their specialties.
City lecture and entertainment
course opens this Thursday night The
first of series of five viii be an enter
tainment everyone can enjoy. If there
are those who have not purchased sea-
son tickets they should do 30. It il
much cheaper, 81. 50 for the five, other
wise single tickets are higher The Mo-
zarts, for Thursday night, will give you
more than value.
"A young German of Michigan, who
is making $500 mile walk, arrived in
Cashton, Tuesday evening. He is push
ing wheel barrow, containing 200
pound load and he is accompanied by
his dog. He sold pictures of himself at
the Loyal theatre Tuesday night and
played few selections from his violin.
-Cashton Record
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellefson re-
turned from Coon, where they spent
some days following the death Of Mr.
Ellefson's father, Ellef T. Lokken, one
of the men who took government land
in that town as early as 1883. living
there till death. January 5 Mr.. Bok-
ken was born ID Norway in 1925. His
wife died in 1908 He WAS q man Of
highest character and a useful citizen.