Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-14
Beautiful pictures and art goods at

-Quea. a 20, Tor storm sash, ~ per
cent discount
We have had almost four weeks OF
stinging cold weather.
Go to Towner's for beautiful Chin a,
glassware and crockery.
-Ergene Stumble is learning dentis-
try in the office of DR.. Barney.
w. ID. Lind has purchased the resi-
dence property of Mrs. Cory.
Oar Coon Valley correspondent re-
ports railroad excitement at that place.
Are you going to build in the
spring? II so, see Queal & Co., about
lumber.
Tuesday morning brought Is degree
below zero weather, tne coolest of the
season.
Members of Star G. A. r Post have
voted TO change their headquarters TO
La Fargo.
Buy your storm sash now. They
are going at 20 per cent discount at j..
b. Queal & Co.'S.
Tie team of Obert Everson ran
away with him nnrr Retreat. He was
thrown out and slightly hurt.
g. G. Taylor, prominent G.. A. r
and Odd Fellow, of Cashton, called on
Viroqua friends, Saturday.
For Christmas trade go to Rogers
Williams store for the purest quality of
candies in greatest quantity, also fruits.
nuts, etc.
Mrs. DR.. Cron, of Camp Douglas,
arrived here Saturday for holiday visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J..
Dewitt.
Herb Chapman has disposed of his
80 acre farm, one mile south of the city
to john Williams, OF Fraukin. Posses
sion will not be given till spring.
-Ontario's new hosiery "Hotel
White" will be opened to the public
and grand bali given in honor of the
event, Friday evening of this week.
Chairman May, Of Jefferson, tells
the CENSOR that 81 substantial guide
boards have recently been established
low suit.
The Ontario orchestra will furnish
music for dance at the opera hall this
Wednesday evening. The orchestra is
a good one and a Pleasant evening is
assured.
DR.. Geo. f. Hall will deliver a
second lecture, his popular talk 1.-THE
Greatest Book in the World" at the
Church of Christ, Wednesday evening.
Admission 25 cents; school children 10.
The ladies of the B. B. society will
hold their annual church fair Friday,
Dec. 16 Supper from $50 to o'clock.
Bazaar will open at 3 p. M. Don't forgef
the bakery table.
There will be social at M. ..
Chase's residence, Thursday night.
Program and refreshments 10 cents.
Proceeds are for the benefit of the high
school. All invited.
DO you want any crockery and
glassware, either plain or fancy decor at
ed? If so, do not fail TO inspect The
stock at Rogers & Williams They are
making special low prices.
Members OF Viroqua RebekksL
lodge are given notice that there will
be no special meeting for Friday night,
as heretofore announced. The insti
tuting of lodge at Retreat has been
postponed till after the holidays.
Henry Sherrick, one of the old sol
der residents of Clinton, died very sud
denly from heart failure, Saturday even
ing He had done his chores as suel.
and after taking possession of his favor
tie chair, dropped off without warning
Funeral occurred Tuesday.
WHAT'S nicer for holiday remem-
brance than cut glass piece. album,
toilet set, lamp, pocketbook or smokers
set? Ii these and other desirable goods
ire what you are in quest of, just drop
into the Craig's drug store and have
your anticipations realized.
Mr. Will Norris and Miss Ella
Gunderson, of this city, We're united 10
marriage at the residence of d. J. Norris,
by Squire Toney, on Saturday evening
last. The event was celebrated by a
party at opera house Monday night,
which was largely attended by the
young friends of the happy couple.
The marriage of Mr.. W. @. Will
liams and Mrs Martha Dach was
solemnized on Thursday last al the resi-
dence of and by Rev. Geo. W. Nuzum.
The interested parties have been receiv-
ing the hearty COL graduation of their
many friends. They are well-kr own
aud highly esteemed Franklin people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson,
who reside f,w miles north of Westby,
entertained large number of friends
the first of the week, vino ,ined 10
celebrating the twenty-fitth anniversary
of their marriage. A good time was
enjoyed and q nice dinner and supper
were served to their many guests.
j. F. Myers and A, B. Ewing, OF
Sylvan, Perry Potts, of this city, John
Carter, of Bloom, and bred Bean, OF
LaFarge, attended the reunion of the
Frontier army, at Madison, this week
The above gentlemen, representing the
| 10th Wisconsin. There were 81 of this
regiment, Company B having the larg
es5 representation They all report
an excellent time. Rchlaad Rustic.
Herman Oppenheim, who was borr
in Sparta, in 1870, was defeated fol-
county attorney in Ramsey county
MINI at the recent election. He is the
grandson of the late Herman Greve, who
was a well known capitalist in Sparta
twenty years ago. Another Wisconsin
man was candidate for state senator
in Ramsey county on the republican
ticket ard was defeated, is Ferdinand
Barta, who was a native Of Vernon
county. La Crosse Chronicle.
The Prairie du Chen Courier has
the following paragraph cor corning Elk
Congressman Thomas, of this district
"Hon. O. 3. Thomas, after serving three
terms in congress, returned to his law
practice, and has just been elected dis
trict attorney of this county, receiving
more votes and the largest majority O.
any candidate or his ticket. Mr.. Thomas
has two children OF whom he is Justly
proud. His son and daug liter graduated
from the high school last year. They
help in his office work while at home
but are now attending the State Univer
i. sity."
1t appears that John Burnett, o.
Sterling town, returned to his home one
l.ttla tho xrorcn from