Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-07
"A shooting gallery has been opened


go to Jos. Boehrer's.
See those beautiful Astrachan over
coats at Michaelsohh's.
| Tom Sandwich is receiving visit
from his sister, Miss Tena.
For genuine diamonds, rubies en-
eralds and opals, go to Jos. Boshrer's.
Miss Ona Bennett, of, Rocktop. is
the guest of Miss Matte Smith, OF this
city.
A new lot OF woolen underwear, the
best values and finest quality, at Mich.
aelsohn's.
AT opera house next Tuesday night,
"Gilhooley's Reception" Prices 10, 20
and 30 cents.
Remember, gentleman, that Ander-
son the tailor, can hereafter be found in
Villas block.
%. s. Owene and wife entertained,
Saturday and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. I.
A. Slcggy, of Ontario.
- For SALE, fsst-cisss second hand
engine; rs horse power, cheap. address
lock box 63, Viroqua, Wis.
For rent, a desirable seven-room
dwelling house in south part of town.
Inquire of B. @. Dinsdale.
We are closing out our stuck OF
storm sash at 20 per cent discount,
J. I'll. QUEAL & Co.
Eastern winter apples-all the best
varieties on sale at Rogers & Williams
Get your supply for Christmas there.
The order Of the Eastern Star will
elect its officers for the ensuing year at
the next regular meeting. December
18th. A full attendance is desired.
You can buy holiday gift at the
Craig drug store that will be substan
tial, everyday reminder for your relative
or friend.
Miss Jennie Butt gave the pupils
in her department of the schools sleigh
ride on Wednesday evening. A merry
time was had.
The latest reports from Earl Ever
son are that he is slowly mending, but
it cannot be determined whether he will
be a cripple.
-Messrs. Silbsugh & Emilsop, always
on the improve ment Of their facilities,
have placed steam heating in their
Touring mill.
Register of Deeds Hutchinson has
disposed of his old homestead farm in
Kickapoo to Elmer Mcdowell. He re-
tains the CoI. Morley place, on which he
resides.
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.
Parties are requested to send all
finished work for the young ladies' bazaar
to Miss Louise Trowbridge as early in
the week as possible. The work must
all be in by Thursday.
Wanted, girls to sort tobacco
Good boarding places can be secured at
private residences. Good wages can be
made Call on or address, o. H. Hedge.
son & Co, Viroqua, Wis.
Mike Brody, of Clinton, received
five sheep from the we'll known stock
farm of George W. McKerrow, of Poy-
nette They are OF the Cotswool strain,
and are fine animals.
Ole Nordrum had nice EIgin
watch taken from his shoe shop, Mouda
morning, about 10 o'clock. The move
ment was numbered 5,521 ,421. He will
pay reward for it's return.
The line of albums, cut glass, toilet
cases, lamps, etc at the Craig drug store
is larger AID finer than ever Every
thing handsome and substantial just
the thing for holiday gift
Miss Louise Trowbrid ye attended
the wedding ceremony of her friend,
Miss Kittie Hill to Mr.. A. W. Barney at
Sparta, on Wednesday. She otficlated
at the piano duriug the ceremony.
Bert Williams, formerly of this place.
now business man of Norton, Kansas
writes the CESsoR: Times are good
here, fine crops and fair prices. Corn
is an extra price for our county, at 26
cents"
Ladies of the Method st Aid society,
at Liberty Pole, will hold church fair
and supper. on Wednesday evening,
December Ia Everybody is invited to
be on hand and enjoy the good things
and have good time.
d F. Rocker, temporary book
keeper for the Queal Lumber Company
during the illness of Mr.. Ripley, re-
turned to Minneapolis. Monday. Mr.
kecker made many warm friends during
his two months stay in Viroqua.
I have just secured tho agency fer
and re 'eived an elegant line of samples
| for the Princess tailor made skirts, and
desire the ladies to call and STE the
same and get prices before purchasing
Miss BIRDIE NIXON.
Editor and Mrs J.H. Frazier were
over from Viola, on Monday. Mr.. FRI ier
related a circumstance about his recent
deer huuting trip that mas not appeared
in his j ,urnal. 1t is said he had day
and night of solitude 10 the dense woods
by reason of being lost.
Young man! No doubt she has
always been GLAD to see you, but just
make her Christmas present of one OF
those fne rings, selected from our els
CANT holiday stock, and then call around
to see her, if you want welcoms that
is welcome. Jos. BoEHRER
Sixty cars of freight have moved
out Of d Soto during the month o.
November. This is pretty good show
ing for d Soto and it is said breaks al
previous records Of shipments of pro
duce from this point. It consisted oil
II cars OF stock, II of wo I'd, 10 of pota
toes, s of oats, of whelt and one cal
of rye. -DeSoto Herald.
The annual election of officers
occurred in Alex Lowrie G A r Post
Monday evening. Following gentlemen
were selected
| Commander-Squire Toney.
Senior Vice Commander-Daniel Wise
Junior Vice CommanderW Fl. Il lrlin.
haplain-Rev. a. j, Coram.
Ouartermaster-O. q. Stevens,
Surgeon-M V Il Richards.
Officer of Day-A. G. Morrison.
officer of Guard-John w. Marshall.
"A Genoa corr -spondent of the Ds
Soto Herald says haul of about 40, 00I
} pounds of fish WAS made one dav las
week near tue dam, about one mile ant
half above town. The fishermen hav