Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-07


W. N. Cof1and went TO Milwaukee
on business.
Keith Nnznm passed week in
Minneapolis.
Mrs Martha Hall visited her sons
at Cashton.
Donald Clarke and wife arrived
from Chicago.
Clark Wheeler suffers from an at
tack of neuralgia.
-Maeder orchestra dance Thursday
night of this week.
Elmer Loverud has purchased 100
acre farm in Dunn county.
New subscribers to the CENSOR
have been numerous of late.
If you want sweater values buy the
Bradley from Stoll & Groves.
rs per cent discount on all cloth,
plush and fur lined overcoats.
Don't miss the Maeder orchestra
dance. Tomorrow night. Thursday.
George Wheeler is erecting a new
wind. mill in northwestern part of town.
Keep your walks free Of snow
City ordinance compel this action, and
its right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Favor had as
guests Mrs. Shields and little daughter
of Sparta.
Brown Music Company delivered
two Kurtzmann pianos in Sparta last
Saturday.
Martin Jackson of Sparta was a
guest OF his son and daughter for day
IN Viroqua.
January second was the first day
of the winter to necessjtate sidewalk
clearing of snow.
Dance at Running's hall Friday
night, January 3, Music by the Reisen-
auer harp orchestra.
Mrs. E. W. Hazen has been 10 Min
nesota for some days, called there by
the illness of a sister.
Mrs Angelina Hart. an aged wo-
man and cid resident of Ontario, is dead
Also Mrs. ]. P. Sullivan.
Abraham Lee and wife came from
Minot. North Dakota to pass some time
with relatives in this section.
Mrs. Joseph Cunningham and four
children arrived from North Dakota
for protracted stay with relatives.
Harvey Seeley autoed over from La
Fargo on Friday. Said it was danger
ously slippery on hills to manipulate a
machine.
IF you want to see one of the
most beautiful cars built, drop into the
Tuhus & Clark garage and inspect their
Buick model B37.
Newton reports an unseemly brawl
and disturbance of the peace for peace
able citizens. Booze is said to have
been the disturber.
Mrs. Phoebe Price died at Cashton,
aged 81 years, a resident of that com
munity almost a half century. Inter
ment in Clinton cemetery.
After a month of intense suffering
from carbuncles in Lacrosse hospital,
e. w. Moore is home and his condition
permits him to be about.
Installation of officers in Virooua
Modern W 9odman Camp will occur
Thursday evening Of this week. All
members are requested to be present.
Miss Gertie Glenn returned from
homesteading in Montana, expecting to
remain at home rest of winter. John
Glenn and family are also here from
the same section.
Winter is here at last, and with it
you will want warm Overcoat. Plush
lined, sheeplined or fur outside. The
best and cheapest will be found at The
Blue Front Store.
Only few childrens' and boys and
mi L inn 70 Ioff -
Is, no more to be had. Come soon il
you want the most sensible garment for
a boy or girl. The Blue Front Store.
Mics Marie Fladhammer is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. liver Morkrid and
family at Southam, North Dakota.
From there she goes to Grand Forks
and Fargo to visit relatives and friends.
From the Morkrid western home comes
the news of the arrival of a baby boy.
j. E. Shreve, who recently sold his
farm in Jefferson to his son and son.in-
law, has purchased property and will
soon move to the city. His new pos
session is the DeGarmo residence and
three acres of land block east of the
old fair grounds.
The old VanWagner residence on
lower main street was purchased by j.
E. Nuzum, who in turn exchanged it
with ]. w. Sanger for his KIckapoo
farm, Mr.. Nuzum selling the farm to
Geo. S. Taylor of Pleasant Ridge. Mr..
Nuzum retains the acreage property in
rear of the VanWagner place.
Mrs. Adam Carlyle, former we'll
known pioneer woman of DeSeto, died
in Lacrosse on Christmas day, follow
ing stroke of paralysis, aged IS years.
Remains were conveyed to DeSOto for
burial where the husband died years
ago. Two sons and three daughters
survive. The Carlyles were among De-
Soto's earliest and most influential cit
liens.
AT Acme, Oregon, recently occur
red the death Of Sidney Waite, aged S6
years, from apoplexy. AS early - 1852
Mr. Waite located 10 Whitestown, farm
ed and logged, He was ore Of the
sturdy men of Vernon county in pioneer I
days With his family he moved TO the
coast country in 1889, where they pros.
pered in numbering operations.