Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-12-21
This is harvest season for horse

go TO Jos. b0enr6rE.
See those beautiful Astrachan owe
coats at Michaelsohh's.
For genuine diamonds, rubies en-
eralds and opals, go to JOS. Boshrer'
DR.. Chase's dental office will b
closed from Christmas until New Year
- A new lot of woolen underwear. til
best values and finest quality, at Mich
aelsohn's.
Edgar LILY, in an advertisement
offers his Jefferson farm for sale al
bargain.
= For SALE, first-class second han
engine; 75-horse power, cheap. Addres
lock box So, Viroqua, Wis.
For rent, a desirable seven room
dwelling house in south part of town
inquire of b. O. Dinsdale.
w. w. Hubbel and wife, of Sparta
are visiting the family of l. S. Hamilton
and other relatives in this section.
We are closing out our stock Of
storm saeh at 20 per cent discount.
J. I'll, QUEAL & Co.
Eastern winter apples--sll the bes
varieties on sale at Rogers & Williams
Get your supply for Christmas there.
The dwelling house of Grant Cox
near Bristow, with all its contents, was
destroyed by fire, Sunday morning.
= You can buy a holiday gift at the
Craig drug store that will be substen
tial, everyday reminder for your relative
or friend.
Grant Pierce ia in Missouri, having
been called there by the critical illness
OF h is brother Albert, who cutters from
consumption.
"A man by the name of Limburger
in New York, has just married a girl by
the name of Rosewater. "We two, those
dear extremes that love to meet"
The music furnished by Ontario's
or chestra for ball at Opera hall, We'd
nesday evening, is highly commended
by those who took part in the dance.
The asylum force, to the number
of sixteen, under direction of two attend
ants, are clearing the wood off twenty
acres of land on the William Garrett
farm.
Prof W. w. Williams is spending
his vacation at the old home in Wauke
sha county. He will attend the state
teachers association at Milwaukee, next
week.
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.
The Woodmen of Madison, will
erect building to cost $4,000 to $685.
600 for their use, with ball room on first
floor, with lodge room, banquet hail, etc =,
on second floor.
The line of albums, cut glass, toilet
cases, lamps, etc at the Craig drug store
is larger AID fioer than ever. Every
thing handsome and substantial lust
the thing for holiday gift.
The corn husking machine seems
a dangerous as well as 10 be useful
to the farmer. A number
Of accidents are reported weekly in
different parts of the state.
A Chris mas tree and entertainment
will be biven ct Finley, in the town of
Liberty, on Saturday evening Enter
taiomant by the school will commence
at 8 O'Clock. Everybody is invited.
The Milwaukee Journal has a new
printing press, which is said to be the
finest ever brought to w sconsin. 1t
will print four colors all st once and has
a speed of $4,000 copies per hour.
Mrs. Frances Rahr, aged thirty
three years, an inmate If the county
asylum, died on Wednesday morning, Of
consump ion. The remqins we're sent
to her home at Hillsboro for interment.
-Mre. L ID Fav, r, of lowe, is here for
a months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Best. They have been
farmipg in the Hawkeye state for six
years and this is Mrs. Favor's fret visit
home.
The Church of Christ fair and
bazaar drew very large crowd of people,
Friday evening, and the ladies were well
rewarded for their labors. The fine
array of articles sold we'll and their ex
cellent supper was we'll patronized
Rev F. w, Halls lectures at the
Church of Christ, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings were we'll attended. From
the rounds of applause given by the
audiences, it is evident the eloquent
gentleman touched a tender and aprre-
ciative cord.
Young man! No doubt she has
always been glad to see you, but just
make her Il Christmas present of one of
those fin3 rags, selected from our els
CANT holiday stock, and then call around
to see her, if you want q welcome that
is welcome. Jos. BOTHER
Some of the Oldest inhabitants re-
member that thu winter of 1871 II
started in with zero wealth at Thanks
giving. We don't wish to make any
body uncomfortable, but that was one
Of the Garcest winters ever known in
Observation-Disclosures republican.
WHAT'S nicer for holiday remem-
brance than cut glass piece, album,
toilet set, lamp, pockrtbook or smokers
set? If these and other desirable goods
are what you are 10 quest Of, just drop
into the Craie's drug store and have
your anticipations realized.
W P. Morgan, of Retreat. has been
engaged as principal of the Viola
schools, TO begin with the new year. A
good selection, we can assure our Viola
nsighb3rs Prof. Burns, who relin
quishes the position, assumes the dutiec
of superintendent of schools in Richano
county.
"a lamp explosion in the residence
of jos Suodgrass, Wednesday evening,
nearly caused loss of property, il not
| lifs. 1T Snodgrass was asleep in the
room and was awakened by plssersby
who discovered the fire. Slight damage
was done to window curtains and furn
lshings.
Lester TiIton was down from CLARK
county for couple Of days visit with
his parents. Lester is devoting most
OF his ti4a to placing settlers on new
farm lands in his section, having locatec
100 during the past year. He reports &
large emigration to Wood and Clari
counties.
Mr.. Fred G Natwick, one of Chase
burg's hustling young business mer
and farmers, and Miss Effie, daughter o.
| Mr. md MIC n Morr;son Of Vir, r 7.