Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-07
Bows REFERS az Mich elsohn's.

when 1t will be convenient and consistent
Boys REFERS a. Mich a elsohn's.
Go 10 Towner's for sIeds and skates.
Gut glass and sill verware at Town
er's
"A new line of fashionable stationery
at Towner's.
Sterling silver spoons of al. kinds
at JOS Boehrer's.
Tax collectors will bs on the wing
December 10.
Good wear, good value and good
fit at Michaelsohns.
For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
Much local news on the editorial
page again this week.
Electric lighting has been installed
in the ViToqua high school room.
Some splendid pictures OF Company
M have been sent home by the boys.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. G. Ell. MINsHALL
The venerable 1. f. Tharp is quite
low with consumption at his Springville
home.
Miss Charity Coe is having ten
days vacation and is spending the time
at home.
Attorney Sullivan and Squire Bald
win, of Ontario, tarried 10 the city on
Wednesday.
-Lnseed oil meal can ba bought of
Rogers & Williams for 81 % per hun
dred pounds
R M. McAuley, L M. Davidson
and Walter Reiter, DeSotoites, visited
the huh co Wednesday.
Young peoples society of Lutheran
church meets with Rev Bestule, Tues.
day evening, December ID.
Box cut dress overcoats made by
the Pickwick 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.
Mrs j. W, Cade, of West Prairie,
departed, today, for a visit with her
son and daughter in North Dakota
Boys and young men, we have new
nobby and bast-ftting line OF suits
manufactured by the Pickwick system at
Michaelsohu's.
"A statisticlan has figured it out that
one person in every four fnds his um-
brella gone when he wants it. What a
happy lie ii is for the other three per-
sons!
A nan that wants his wife 10 trem
bic with pleasure and delight at his
home coming, should be strong. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings new life to weak
men.-Craig & Co.
Ladies of the B. B society of the
Church of Christ will hold their annual
church fair Dec. Is Supper will be
served from $50 to 7 o'clock. Sale 6
will begin at 3 p m.
An epidemic of hog cholera ia pre-
vaiiing in the vicinity Of Ripon and
Green Lake It. is said that 1000 hogs
have died and farmers are now shooting
the animals as fast as they show symp
toms of disease.
Will L4wton departed for Ashvile
North Carolio8, on Monday, to Assis
Waiter Proctor 10 construction OF tn,
telephone exchange. He will remain
till spring, at least. Earl Graves is ir
charge of the city exchange as manager
The management of "Gihooley'l
Reception" believe in playing to packed
houses at 30 cents rather then to have
small house at so cents. This attraction
is a strong so cent show, but the price
have been reduced to 10, 90 and 80 cents
Alderman Foster, of this city, hac
the misfortune to lose his pocket bool
lasi Tuesday, which contained abou
seventy five dollars. He will great,
found, and suitably reward the finder
Soldiers Grove experienced q bi,
fire last Thursday morning, when tn
large store, residence attached, and stocl
of merchandise of Olev Knutson wer
entirely consumed The loss is reporte,
st something Ike twelve to fifteeI
thousand dollars, said to BE- fairly wei
covered by insurance.
According to thu most reliabl
statistics gathered by the National Asso
citation of Wool Manufacturers, th
number of sheep 10 the United States
April l, 1885, was 35,671, 914, and til
wool clip amounted to 266,72068
pounds. The amount available for cor
sumption 10 the country is stated to b
something over 500 100000 pounds.
Many of the deer hunters, VIII
went from this section, succeeded we'll
T. : IL
George Guist and Aaron Glass kille
eighteen fine deer. c. II Downer an
son, John SHREDDER and Wilt Stall. {
Liberty, killed ten between them. TIL
CENSOR family and others of this sit
have MI. Smith to thank for fine veniso
steaks.
On November %, at the homa Of I'll
brides parents 10 NJ ,zomania, Mr. Natha
Lawcenc4 AMI Mss A Ia Goodwin. NJ
Lawrence is son of james Lawrenc
of lawrence ridge and is vel aud favo
ably knowd 10 DeSoto, having grown u
from boy here. Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee arrived ia town last week and vi
remain a short time visiting with rel'
tives aud friends, when they will go I
GnclA uOth5 az l. usCUuy AtlA no - OcNJul
Herald.
1t is funny, isn't it? Farmer
when they wish to retire, move to tow
Town people when they wish to retir
move TO the country. A farmer hi
poor health and he moves to town {
rest mp AID get well, where he will d
be bothered with hard work. The TOW
man, when be has POOR health, will s
to the country with his tent, and wi
pitch it under some shady tree, whe
he may enjoy the country air and rust
cate in the enj yment of a perpetu
picnic.-Ex.
Our farmers have gathered GO
harvest aud aie about ready to enjoy
we'll earned rest fer the winter month
which are now with ne. Ths farm
has quite good time in the winter, b
he deserves it. Il is very little til
he has for pleasure in the SUNNI
From early morn to dewy eve he tolls
emplo7m that is by no means lie
or easy. But few of us would do
work IN summer for his rest in whit
NO people work so hard for what th
set, and no class OF people constitut,
more substantial class of citizens. Eek