Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-28
Good bye old year.

Goodbye old year.
Beautiful pictures and art goods at
Towner's.
IT you need clock or watch, go
10 Towner's.
Banker Burger was in from Viola,
Tuesday.
Go to Towner's 70. beautiful China,
glassware and crockery.
Hon. Thos. J. Shear, of Hillsboro,
is on trip to Oklahoma.
Elmer Smiti who teaches at Lower
Webster, is at home for a week
-C.J. Smith and family spent Christ
mas at the old Fennimore home.
Miss Mile Jordan is home from
Stevens Point normal for holidays
--Supt. and Mrs. Wilkins have been
spending the week in Milwaukee.
The CENSOR closes it's forty second
year adjudication with this issue.
DR.. Cover has disposed of his stock
of goods at Readstown to Charles Angel
Attorney H. P. Proctor had pro-
fesslonal business at Superior, last Fri
day.
County ministerial association will
ba he'd in the library rooms next Mon
day.
Mr.. Andrew Running, of Minnesota
is visiting friends and relatives at
Esofea.
w. A. Vaughn, Wauzeka mer-
chant, has opened clothing store at
La Fargo.
Election of officers in Royal Arch
Chapter will occur this Wednesd ay
evening.
Deacon Clint Bishop was in from
Retreat, Tuesday. His daughter accom-
panied him.
DR.. W M Trowbridge had Christ
mas visit from his father, who resides ID
Trempealeau county.
- Wanted, man with rig to travel in
the country to introduce fast selling
remedies, $40 per week.
Annual meeting OF the ladies' Con-
gregational Aid society will be at the
church, Thursday at 2:30.
Eastern Star officers will not be in
stalled at special meeting on January
Sd, as heretofore announced.
Grant Williams and wife of Reads
town, mourn the death of a young
daughter from heart failure.
House for rent IN eastern part of
city. Barn, cistern and other improve
ments. Iuquire of Mrs. j. L. Glenn.
-Knute Erickson, after ten years
residence in South Dakota, returns to
farm N good old Vernon, near Retreat.
We are told that the annual winter
excitement has broken oct concerning
''rich streaks" at the Bear Creek mines.
On Sunday, Earl Everson under
went second operation within ., few
days. The reports are that there is
little hope for him.
M. A. Andrews is making tour
through Iowa and South Dakota. His
position as station agent at Readstown
is being filed by Clarence Carter.
Byron d. Shear, one OF our native
Hillsboro boys, was married at Okla
homa City to a lady of that place
Byron IS CLERK of one of the courts there.
DR.. Schreiner and wife of Westby
and DR.. Moe and wife of Chaseburg, ate
Christmas dinner at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Favor in Jefferson.
-Yiroqua merchants enjoyed good
holiday trade, although not as heavy as
last year. Saturday the town was filled
with shoppers from all sections, and
tradesmen had all they could handle.
As whole, merchants say the Decem-
Der trade does not equal that of last
season.
Our soldier boys at Admission sent
quite delegation home to spend the
holidays. They are Fred Hanson and
Theodore Spellum of this city, Clyde
Danforth, Jack Lovless and Simmons,
of Viola, Isaac Ewers and Sutherland, of
ReadstowI. The boys are all enjoying
the home surroundings.
, The remains of Albert w. Pierce
arrived here from Kirksville, Missouri,
Saturday morning, accompanied by DR..
, Chase, brother in-law of the deceased.
He died of consumption after several
months' bedfast condition. Albert was
so years old, son of the late Benjamin
Pierce and wife, of Jefferson, where be
was born and reared. He left here
seven years ago and has travelled extern
J sively, returning two years ago at the
J time of his fathers death. Remains
were laid to rest an the city cemetery
after brief service by Rev. G. w.
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