Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-07


Towner's.
--Quaal & 90, for storm sash, 20 per
cert discount.
Go to Towner's for beautiful China,
glassware and crockery.
Are you going to build in the
spring? If so, see Queal & Co, about
lumber.
Frank E. Tate, manager of The Big
Store, has been confined to his no me by
sickness for week.
Buy your storm sash now. They
are going at 20 per cent discount at J.
"a. Queal & Co.'S.
Mrs LeMoyne and daughter, of
Gendine, Montana, are visiting at Mr..
and Mrs.. John Beaty's.
For Christmas trade go to Rogers &
Williams store for the purest quality of
candies in greatest quantity, also fruits,
nuts, etc.
The w. G. T. u, will hold public
meeting in the M. E church, Sunday
evening assisted by young peoples
league. G 'od program will be presented.
DO Won want any crockery and
glassware, either plain or fancy decorat
ed? If so, do not fail to Inspect the
stock at Rogers & Williams They are
making special low prices.
WHAT'S nicer for holiday remem-
brance than cut glass piece, album,
toilet set, lamp, pocke tbook or smokers
set? If these and other desirable goods
are what you are 10 quest of, just drop
into the Craig's drug store and have
your anticipations realized.
Hon. William Smith, of Bangor,
paid visit to ais brother, Mayor Smith,
on Saturday. The brothers have been
connected in business at Bangor and
Viroqna for about twenty years. They
contemplate change, each taking the
business they have managed.
Our Bio 'mingdale correspondent
reports a serious accident at Minertowr
90 Saturday. A young son of W. St
John, bookkeeper for the mill company
was kick d in the Lead by horse. The
lad died on Monday morning. The re-
mains were taken to Iron Mountain
Michigan, the former home OF the family
Word has been received here of the
death 10 Chippewa county OF Leonard
Morley, pioneer settler of this section
He WAS born in New York about eighty
yesrsago Mr.. Morley came here before
there was much OF Vircqua. He bsi
several sons residing here Charley, VIM
P, and Dell
The Ontario orchestra is engaged
| to furnish their excellent music for 6
! d nee at opera hall, Wednesday evening
December IA This orchestra of eigh
members is strorg organization and
their music is first class Their prcmpte
is as good as you can find 10 this part o
the state Everybody invited, and |
good time is assured. Tickets 81.
These are the days when the small
boys and girls are endangering thei
lives and limbs by jumping on bob
sleighs and cutters and the worst of i
is there seems to be no law to put stol
to this dangerous sport, except it be tn
whip in the drivers hand, which in itsel
often proves another element OF danger
1t is true the temptation a passinj
sleigh offers the festive kid to 'ketcl
on" is irresistible to most children an
good sized girls and boys and then th
danger is on. Grown people, who hav
not forgotten They were children oucs
viii remember wildly that they hay
borrowed or stolen many ride in thi
way and lodged many whip fiourishe
over their aody by the testy owner, VIII
quite often swore 'cuss words" undo
, his breath at the drafted kids Tt
} children of today find equally as muc
pleasure in this seductive sport as di
their parents before them, fact appa
} eut to anyone who will take the trou .
to note the number of youngsters WI
/ jump on and of moving sleigh runner
t even on the crowded streets Paren
5 should keep heir children from Iuml
0 ing on and on of sleds when 10 motto
flor 1t il dangerous sport.