Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-14
: Circuit court convened Tuesday.

For genuine diamonds, rubies en-
eralds aud opals, go TO Jos. Boehrer's.
DIR. Chase's dental office will be
closed from Christmas until New Years.
Carl Goes three years apprentice
ship with Jeweler Boehrer hiss expired.
= Mr.. Tilden, former resident of
Red Mound, died recently at Chippewa
Falls
\ "A new lot OF wooden underwear, the
best values and finest quality, at Mich
aelsohn's.
Alex Tulloch of Victory, recently
purchased fine Norman stallion in
Missouri.
La Crosse has telephone connection
with nearly one hundred points in Iowa
and Minnesots.
Mr.. # w Shepard has bssn quite
Ill for some days. He is reported as
improving.
For SALE, irst-class second hand
engine; rs horse power, cheap. Address
lock box 63, Viroqus, Wis
For rent, desirable seven room
dwelling house in south part of town
Inquire Of B. G. Dinsdale
We are c,osing out our stock of
storm sash at 20 per cent discount.
J. I'll. QUEAL & Go.
Eastern winter apples-all thu best
varieties on sale at Rogers & Williams
Get your supply for Christmas there.
You can buy a holiday gift at the
Craig drug store that will be substan !,
tial, every day reminder for your relative
or friend
james Sands, James Sureuson,
Sever Olson and Chris Skegen, of Sol
diers Grove, were Vircqua visitors ON
Saturday.
Lloyd Jones. of Franklin towns hip.
was married at Soldiers Grove ON the
4th Instant, to Miss Bertha Olsen, of
Crawford county.
-Tippetts and Stevens made a second
haul of 10000 pounds of Mississippi
river fish, near victory. They had agents
out through this section selling them.
Its not too early to think about holt
day gifts. Don't think of purchasing
simple presents, but go to the Craig, or
Pioneer drug store, and secure some
thing useful.
Edward Bronck, of Bookings,
South Dakota, visited in the city with
his brother Friday and Saturday Mr.
Bronck left on Saturday evenings train
for Lansing
Wanted, girls to sort tobacco
| Good boardiaB places can be secured at
private residences. Good wages can be
made. Call on or address, 0 Il. Hege.
son y Co, Yiroqua, Wis
The line of albums, cut glass, toilet
| cases, lamps, etc Mt the Craig drug store
IS larger AID fiuer than ever Every
thing handsome end substantial just
the thing for holiday gift.
The Cashton Record saws that Mr.
?. McMsnamY, formerly of Franklin.
has received intelligence from Hamilton,
Canada, Of the death of his brother. who
died at the age of 80 years and two
months.
Young man! No doubt she has
always been glad to see you, but Just
make her Christmas present of one of
those fine rings, selected from our ele
giant holiday stock, and then call around
to sec her, if you want a welcome that
! ls welcome. JOS. BoEHRER.
Green's Fruit Grower, well edited
publication, says it may be an item not
generally known that the United States
Supreme court recently banded down
an opinion to the effect that poultry
running at large is wild game, and the
persons on whom chickens may trespass
have legal right to kill them.
The total insurance on the Pioneer
store, which burned at Soldiers Grove,
recently, was about $4,000, but the
total loss will probably double that
amount. Mr.. Knutson had probably
the largest and best equipped establish
ment in the whole Kickapoo valley, and
bad recently added many substantial
improvements to the building.
Hon Alley Peterson, of Soldiers
Grove, has placed new water wheel in
his saw mill, where the electric light
and pumping power is furnished that
enterprising place. There are now two
modern styled wheels which, together,
will give stroog power. The lights
had to bs shut off few evenings in
order to get the wheel in.
In regard to postmasters being
authorized to cash pension checks, it
might be we'll to state that our local
banks have never charged or received a
penny for cashing the government
checks. The order was issued to make
it convenient for pensioners living at q
distance from any bank to get their
money through the post office.
Mrs. Dickson, wife of John S Dick
son, died in this city on Wednesday
after quite protrRcted illness Funer-
al occurred Friday at the Methodist
church conducted by Rsvs. G. w. and
VIM. NGzun, interment at Springville
Mrs. Dickson was rs years old, born in
Ohio. The family was among the early
pioneers OF this section. An aged hus.
band and large kinship mourns the death
of devoted mother in Israel.
CENSOR delInquents have come tc
the front nicely the past week. Let the
good work proceed. During the next
month we are DESTROYS of seeing many
more Of our patrons. Look at the
colored tag on your paper and ascertain
how many years you are in arrears
Call and pay the same or remit by
money order, registered letter, draft Oh
, otherwise Let's have shot time ii
the old print shop" for the next month
There are so few travelling doctors
who are doing an honorable business
. that it IS quite a pleasure to know thai
there are some who justly lay claim to
this distinction. Those who deserve
4 particular mention are DR.. Brewer anc
son, who for thirty-one years have Wis
2 tied the same Offices every eight weeks
Their constant and successful practice j:
i due to the necessary constituents which
s go to make up the man. First they
are intelligent physicians, regular grad
J yates; tney meet their obligations
n promptly and are candid with their pa
' tients, and their extended experience
II enables them to better epply methods
s for the cure of chr, mic complaints thar
others who are limited in this respect
g l. is also plain to be seen that their reg
d ulRrity of visits could not continue 70
: SO long a time without fair dealing ant
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