Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-14
cider at A. J. B ats

"A new line of fashionable stationery
at Towner's.
-Sierling silver spoons of all kinds
at Jos Boehrer's.
Good wear, good value and good
fit at Michaelsohn's.
Miss Charity Coe returned to Madi-
son on Tuesday evening
For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
For sale, firstc fresh mich COW
address j. W. Cade, West Prairie.
Oscar Peck has been over from
Preston, Minnesota. for few days.
Attorney Jas. A. Stone, of Reeds
burg, was in the city on Friday last.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. G. Il. MINsHALn.
DR.. CHASSIS dental office will be
closed from Christmas until New Years,
The city schools will close on Fri
day for two weeks holiday vacation.
-Linsesd oil meal can be bought of
Rogers & Williams for 81 % per hun
dred pounds.
Holly FOR decorating purposes
Beat has the genuine Delaware article,
the best to be had.
DR.. Morris Morrison, Of Westby,
has joined DIR. c. Ii. Cremer in the prac-
tice of medicine at Cashton.
Box cut dress overcoats made by
the Pjckwick system, light colors in the
latest shades, at Michaelsohn's.
The Viroqua Shoe Store has the
reputation OF selling the best grade OF
everything in rubber footwear.
The books for which Mrs Stark has
been canvasslng will be ready FOR dellv-
cry to subscribers about December 20
"A X Bort, who has been employed
in the Viola Intelligencer Office for
several weeks, returned home, Saturday.
Me-. J. D Farrell, of MITCHELL South
Dakota, spent Sunday in the city with
his brother in-law end family, NJ. c.
Bergh.
Mrs. Fawcett and mother, Mrs. B
M. Arnold, of Mslviua, were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. L Russell,
Thursday.
Candy by the box, candy by the
pail, candy by the barrel; nuts of fine
quality, in large variety and at special
low prices, at Beats
d F. Rocker, of the Q1eal & Com
pany lumber firm, was recalled from
Minneapolis, Friday, to again resume
book keeping for the company.
-Treasurers Moen, Ct Viroqua town,
ar d Slack of Franklin, were first to pay
state and county tax money into the
county treasury. They made deposits
on Monday.
A man that wants his wife to trem
BILE with pleasure and delight ut his
home coming, should be strong. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings new life to veal
men. Craig & Co.
DR. Barney has finished plasterine
the annex to his home at the south enc
of the city, and expects to eat Christina
turkey within the attractive and con
venient dining room.
How about barrel of apples 70
Christmas? Fancy apples are scare
ia 8 year, but ours are fine Call ant
select barrel before all the choices
varieties are gone. At A. J. Beats.
Mrs John E. Nnzum, who has beel
visiting at Lodi, and Merrimac the pas
ten days, returned, on Tuesday morn
iug's train, with her friend, Mrs. F.
Cooper, whose home is in Merrimac.
Dentist Barney continues to turf
out as fine dental work as any dentist il
the state aud can be found at his par
Tors over Boehrer's jew9Iry store 81
days in the week, including the holida,
season.
The Blue Front Store is opposit
E H. Craig & Co.'S. drug store al
south of the Vernon County Bank Max
no mistake when you buy your Christ
mas goods.
COPELAND, ELLEFsoN & LoKKEN.
Recorder Clarke. of the Aucien
Order of United Workmen association
has received checks of one taousan
dollars each for Mrs. Michaelsohn an
her little son Arthur, insurance on th
life of the late George Michaelsohn.
Treasurer Moen, of Viroqua tow
opened his tax books, on Saturday, {
the Bank of Viroqua. He collected thu
day S613 SO. Chairman Henry Ackt
was first to toe the mark with his cssl
The per cent in the town averages abor
two.
1t is said that roller skating, whic
WAC such a rage few years ago, is no
being revived, and is reported TO (
catching on again in a very secure maj
ner. The old Kinks are being prepare
and put 10 good condition and new on,
are being constructed
Il y Tongue aud wife and Mrs.
J. Lind spent Sunday aud Monday
the city with relatives, Mr.. Tongue +
ports that Deacon Albert Field, one
the old and highly respected residen
of Hillsboro, lies in precsrious coud
ton. A week since hs fell, breakiu
make Mr. Fields recovery very unce
tain. His son Walter and other mer
bers of the family have been called
his bedside.
Prot. Vol, of the agricultural e
pertinent station, has completed his wo
of anslyzing sugar beets for the prese
season aud is preparing a report there
for the secretary of egricu ture at Was
ington Mr.. Vol states that the b,
samp' es received from various parts
the state contain more sugar than W
found in samples from the same eecti
last year. In a number of cases t
samples show that leo pounds of I
roots would contain from II to
pounds of white sugar.
The Edgerton Reporter, of the
instant, says: "There is plenty of r
ing being done from most of the mari
points in the state, though the quaint
of tobacco contracted for is much bel
the usual percentage for amount ofef
involved Dealers who are travel
thu growing districts assert that it
quite difficult to buy selections mi
under the &c mark Some hail cut
baeco has been moving at lower tigu
but growers are holding average or
stifiiy at prices named. In the age
gate, however, good deal of the C
is being picked out, much more Il
people generally suppose. One del
estimates at least $4,000 cases alre