Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-28
Write 1889.

Gut glass and silverware at Town
er's.
"A new line of fashionable stationery
at Towner's.
Sterling silver spoons of all kinds
at jos Boehrer's.
Good wear, good value and good
fit at Michaelsohn's.
For bibles, 60 to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
II. o Mork and wife went to Reads
town to spend Christmas.
Archie Kier of the Stevens Point
normal, arrived home Thursday.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. G. FL. MINsHALL.
County Clerk elect Sherman spent
Christmas with relatives in Hillsborc.
Geo J.. Williams visited Madison,
Milwaukee and La Crosse, during the
week
Register Hutchinson is recovering
from his four weeks illness at his home
in Readstown.
DR.. J. H. Suttle, who has been i'll
for the psst few dsye, is again attending
to business.
-Linseed oil meal can be bought of
Rogers & Williams for 81 % per hun
dred pounds.
Mrs o. G. Munson and daughter
Helen are passing the week in Chicago
with relatives.
Telephone service has been added
80 the homes OF M. V. b. Richards and
b. F. Ferg uson.
The Viroqua Shoe Store has the
reputation OF selling the best grade of
everything in rubber footwear.
-Box-cut dress overcosts made by
the Pickwick system, light colors in the
latest shades, at Michaelsohn's.
Miss Marjorie Chambers returned
from the Stevens Point normal, Thurs
day, for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Hell berd of Washburn, is
passing a few weeke with her parents
and relatives in the old childhood town.
Our "Old Scot" friend, VIM. Hall,
of Genoa, sends a renewal of supscrip-
tion for hie friend Geo. Backus,o Penn
sylvania.
For Christ % as trade go to Rogers &
Williams store for the purest quality of
candies in greatest quantity, also fruits,
nuts, etc.
"A large number of new subscribers
have enrolled with the CENSOR during
the past month. And still there's room
for many more.
L. W. Green, Ed. Nixon, Lewis
Slagle and wife, and A. t. Jordan we're
Stark business callers at the CENSOR
off 90 one day last week.
DR.. McElwee. so we'll known as the
most successful specialist In the north
west, will visit Viroqua, at the Viroqua
hotel, on Tuesday, January 3.
DO you want any crockery and
glassware, either plain or fancy decorat-
ed? IL so, do not fail to inspect the
stock at Rogers & Williams.
Subscribers should remember that
we furnish the Inter Ocean at 35 cents
year and the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in connection with the CENSOR
-Lucius Favor, of the La Crosse
Grocery Company, who has been visit,
ing home and friends for few daye, re-
turned to La Crosse, Tuesday morni g
The ladies' Aid and Your & Peoples
societies of the Bethesda church, sur.
prised Rev. M. J. Westphal, Friday
evening and left $40 as token Of thei1
esteem.
"A man that wants his wife to trem
BILE with pleasure and delight at his
home coming, should be strong. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings new life to veal
men, Craig & Co.
The seventeen year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. SkaRland, of Christisne, died
vely suddenly last Thursday. Funeral
and burial occurred at Coon Prairie
church on Saturday.
Henry CAsson, junior, passed day
in the city last week. On account o.
an affection of his eyes, Henry has
been obliged to abandon his studies at
the state university.
-Theo. Virack, of the Westby meat
market, was caller between trains
Wednesday. Like all Westbyites ht
declares their town has done grea
volume of business this season.
Rev. J. 8. Parker, former pastor o
the Methodist church of this place, vii
give lecture in this city on January
25th. Subject, 1.-THE American Flag
Mr.. Parker's we'll known versatility anC
powers as speaker and lecturer will
doubtless draw large audience.
10 -aaa.x-ol
Mr.. 1. w. Blake, of Rock Falls, late o
Viroqua, very delightful piece o
music, "A Brunswick Waltz" composed
by him, end sent as token of old-tl
friendship and Christmas souvenir. Ais
a pleasant letter from the author AM
his good wife
Reports show that the winter whea
in the southern part of the state
killed The seeding was done earl,
and under favorable circumstances an,
the fall being warm and wet the grail
attained rank growth 1t is though
the sudden change in the weather di'
the business.
Rev. A, J. Coram will lecture in tn
NJ. E. church ct Westby, this (Wednes
QdH evening" OuOJSCbs Lilo 10 Wuh
We make it," Admission only 10 cents
This lecture is for the benefit of tn
church fund, and it is hoped the eloquen
and logical speaker will be given
large audience.
With much regret the CENSOR give
publicity to the fact Of the commit
ment and confinement of Frank Rosa i
the asylum at Mendoza. He was
prominent business man at Hillsbor,
only few years since. Humiliatio
over financial reyerses has had much t
do with his mental arrangement, it
said.
The readers of the CENSOR will /
glad to know that, although Mrs. Re
Robert Smith was laid up on the At
of October last with broken bone, 81
was able to leave Leon on December Il
and become Gu occupant OF her ne
home at Stoddsrd on the 9th. A heart
reception was rendered to Rev. Robe
Smith and wife in their new home
the form of pound party on the l6t
inst. Many of the good things of III
life were left in the cellar and in Il
larder. y