Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
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81. Minshall.
The best line of fur coats at Mich
aelsohu's.
"A nev lot of the latest neckties a
Michaelsohr's.
Remember the high class show
Saturday night.
The Bristow Touring mills are run
ming night aid day.
-Assemblymsn elect Dahl was dowr
from Westby, on Monday.
See those beautiful Astrachan over
coats at Michaelsohh's.
H. N. Pond is opening new stocl
OF general merchandise at Rsadstown.
A new lot of wooden underwear. the
best values and finest quality, at Mich
aelsohn's.
-Rsmember, gentleman, that Ander
son the tailor, can hereafter be found ir
Williams' block.
Notwithstanding the bad weather
of Monday great amount of stock was
marketed 10 this city.
= For SALE, frst-class second hano
engine; 75-horse power. cheap. Address
lock box 60, Viroqua, Wis
Mrs. Kuebler, OF this city, has been
receiving a visit from her father, whc
resides at Garnavillo, Iowa.
For rent, desirable seven-room
dwelling house in south part of town
Inquire of B. G. Dinsdale.
10 late note from Capt. Silbaugh
he SAYS that Oliver Helgeson and Fred
Mitchell, the sick boys of Company M
are rapidly recovering.
Anderson. the tailor, has removed
to rooms in the second story OF Williams
block, where he has full line of samples
for winter use. -
The official findings of the board
OF county canvassers are given in this
paper today. The paper should be
fled away for future reference.
The people of this section and of
this state have cause for universal
Thanksgiving. They have been blessed
with year of industrial progress.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active, posi-
tive, never nauseate or upsets the stom-
ach. Cleans and purifies the whole
system. 35 cents. E. Ell. Craig & Co
This section experienced a steady
down-pour, Monday, cooling off with a
fall of snow during the night. Tues
day was cold, bIustry and most disagree
able.
-Pulver BROTHERS are always pro-
gressive abb their wagon and machine
shops The latest thing introduced is
the heating Of their entire plant by
steam.
Librarian Hsughton requests the
CENSOR to announce that the public
library will be- open on Thursday
Thanksgiving Day-from 1870 to 8
o'clock p. m.
Home seekers excursions, Dec to
20. Good 21 days from date of sale.
One regular fare plus 81 for the round
trip. For territory etc, call or address,
l.. @. Boyle, agent.
DR.. Min,shall announces the arrival
Of twin daughters at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Swain, in Franklin, on
Friday morning. The young parents
are astonished and happy.
Mr.. n c. Nelson, Westby stock
buyer, was in the city on Monday. He
says the shippers of stock and farm
products are enjoying lively and large
business there this season.
%. B. Sp,llum, who has been in
Michigan buying apples for Burns
wholesale house, arrived home
Thursday. Mrs. Spellum is expected
home from Shullsburg, where she has
been visiting for some weeks.
Prof. Brainard, principal of the
Richland Center nigh school, Steven
Fogo and several other Centerites accom-
panied their foot ball teams here on
Mr.. Brainard was the guest
of Prof. Williams while in the city.
The season has just closed when
people in the northern part Of the state
deer SO closely that the hunters
often make the mistake OF shooting
them. Why not have law to protect
the citizen as well as the deer.
Eight carloads of live poultry have
been shipped to market from the Viro-
qua branch during the past few weeks.
The cars are handily constructed wire
apartment affairs. They will hold
5000 to 5000 chickens or about 1000
turkeys.
On his next visit to Viroqua, which
will fall on December "a to %, Dr. Ellis
will be accompanied by DIR. Lain, the
noted German specialist on chronic dis
eases, who will accompany him every
thirty days thereafter Call early, as
their office is always crowded
Last Saturday evening, William
Conuor of Ross, met with painful acct
dent. As he was climbing "a fence, q
loose rail moved, throwing him heavily
to the ground and causing him to bre TX
his collar bone. DR.. Burns attended
him and he is now on the road TO recovery.
Intelligencer.
1t isn't often that man gets in
jured carrying in wood, but such was
the case last Friday night with Frank
Briggs He had climbed over the pile
OF wood to get some kindling, ard in
the dark ness made misstep. falling and
fracturing the small bone in his left leg,
just above the ankle. He is around on
crutches and doing well.--Mauston Star.
AT the last meeting of the board of
education, City Marshal Johnson was
appointed trugnt officer. 1t is the
intention of the authorities that the
laws relative to truancy from school
shall be enforced as far as practicable.
The CENSOR will quote the law in its
next issue.
Superintendent elect, Henry L
Gardner, is spending the Thanksgiving
season at the scenes of his late educs-
tionsl work, Stevens Point. The foot
ball team of last season, to which MIR.
Gardner belonged, will play against the
normal team this year. The game will
be contested Thanksgiving day.
The Viroqua Touring mills are now
run to their fullest capacity, every hour
of the day and night, Sundays excepted.
They are doing gristing from long dis
tances. They - proving a splendid
thing for this CT and we trust a profit
able Investment tor the enterprising
proprietors.
Monday NIGHTS session of the conn