Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-06
Congregational church bazaar, Fri.

Michaelsohn's.
If your watch or clock is out of
order take it to Towner.
/ Fur coats at rock bottom rices at
Michaelsohn's
Everybody takes in the big free
medicine show.
| Clarence Powell and family have
moved to Sparta.
Fine striped dress pants, the very
latest, at Michaelsohn's.
John d. Gosling and wife departed
for their home in Montana ON Saturday.
| Watch us for watches.
Jos. BoEHRER.
| Some choice city and country real
estate for sale; inquire of c. a. Minshall.
Martin and G. O. johnson were
over from Whitestown ON business,
Monday.
Mrs. w. N. Coffiand and daughter
Beatrice, were in La Crosse a portion
of the week.
/ Rob. Wilkins came home from the
university for Thanksgiving and re-
manned until Sunday.
| William p. and John Coleman of
Stark, drove to the Mississippi to get a
winters supply of fish
| Col N. r. Nelson, sheriff of La
Crosse county, was in the city on official
business, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbst came up from
Sparta to eat Thanksgiving dinner with
their SON George and family.
Isaac Mitchell and wife Of Hills
boro, spent half week il. the city with
their daughter, Mrs. Don Sherman.
While working in his field, recently,
Lars J. Brye dropped and plowed under
| his pocket-book containing $45 in bills.
Willard Graham has purchased the
Will Nnzum residence in the Third
ward, opposite Judge Mahoney's place.
I'm replacing the broken panes thai
have been good enough for SUMMER,
| remember A. j. Johnson 81 Co. carry
glass.
The finest line of artistic parlor
lamps ever shown in Viroqua are now
on exhibition at johnson 81 Cos drug
store.
John Devlin has put boiler and
engine in his meat market, and will
hereafter run his sausage machine by
steam.
-Tennie Nustad, son of OleJ Nj .stad,
OF Viroqua town, has gone to Madison, to
take the short course in agriculture in
the state university.
james A. Snodgrass and family
have removed from Webster and taken
possession of the residence purchased
from Willard Graham.
1t will pay you to anticipate your
wants for spring by securing some of the
great bargains in the slaughter sale of
wall paper at Towner's.
"A diamond ring, gold watch and
handsome set of silverware are among
the presents to be given away at the
big free medicine show
AT Chippewa Falls, Carl Boyer died
at the age of 1906 years. He lived to see
five generations, his great-great-g grand
son being the last descendant.
The Herald says it is rumored that
a rich lead vein has been discovered
east of Readstown, and several are on
the scramble for the property
The times of sunrise and anset for
the month is as follows: December l.,
7:04; Ais. Dec. II, It'd; 4:16 Dec. 81,
7:21; 4:19. Dec. 81, 1874; 4:26.
-Jugglers, dancers, musical artists,
comedians, wire-walkers, take part
in the big free medicine show at the
Opera house every night this week.
True beauty comes from within,
instead of without. A beautiful face is
the outward sign. That's why Rocky
Mountain Tea makes women beautiful.
A. J. johnson & Co.
Mrs. Peck of Towerville, spent
Thanksgiving with her brother, General
Rogers. Clayton Rogers of Hayward, |
was to have been here. but i'll health
prevented.
Makes fat blood and muscles more
rapidly than any known remedy It's
food for the blood, brain and nerves
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is.
A. J. johnson & Co.
The first quarterly meeting of De
Soto charge, M. E. church, will be held
at Central church, Dec 9th and 10th,
Saturday afternoon and evening and
Sunday morning.
IN. l.. James went over the kicka-
poo road, Tuesday in company with
Capt. Nader, of Madison, and an expert
recommended to be given charg of the
proposed improvement of the Lawton
tunnel, near Viola. -Richland Dem
ocrat.
Those who failed to attend Frank
Towards concert and novelty enter
tainment, Tuesday evening, missed a
treat. Nearly every feature on the
program was meritorious. 1t is rarely
that one has the privilege of listening to
four better voices than composed the
male quartette.
-Viroqua Odd Fellows elected the
following officers for the ensuing term,
at Saturday nights meeting:
Noble Grand "A. D Helgesen.
Vice Graud-H. J. Suttle.
Recording Secretary-T. O. Mork.
Permanent Secretary-H E. Rogers Sr.
Trustee-Fs M Minshali
For the fourth year Prof. bronson
comes to Viroqua. As to his ability in
curing all diseases of the eye he refers
you to any one of the numerous cases
he has healed in this community. Ask
them and see what they say before you
come. At the Park hotel, Viroqua,
Wednesday and Thursday, December
| 18th and 18th.
Don't be deceived into buying a
worthless mess of wheels, advertised by
unknown and unreliable parties as
watches. When you buy a watch, you
| want good one. The watches we carry
are acknowledged the best on earth
| we always have them in stock, also full
line of jewelry, silverware, clocks, ETC.
Jos. BoEHRER.
The Congregational ladies have
everything in readiness for their big
bazaar. which will open at 2 o'clock on
| Friday afternoon with a great array of
serviceable and dainty articles for
| Christmas presents and home orna
mentation. At $50 supper will be
served in the new dining room of the
church and an entertainment follows in
the auditorium consisting of music,
readings, living pictures, etc.
"A party of eight Knights consisting of
H. d. Williams, J. f. Tate, Fred
Eckhardt, Jos. Pulver, f. M. Towner,
a. p. Proctor, Capt Silbaugh and 0.
Ct. Munson, last Friday joined the
Sparta Commahdery in attending the
funeral of Thos. Corrigan at Tomah.
While there the party met Frank Burlin,
who has just moved into new brick
store. He has a good stock of drugs
and is pleased with his new location
and prospects.
AS cure for rheumatism Chamber
llain's Pain Palm, is gaining wide
reputation. ID. b. johnson of Richmond,
Ind, has been troubled with that all
ment since 1862. In speaking of it he
says Il never found anything that
would relieve me until used Chamber
lains Pain Balm. 1t acts like magic
with me- My foot was swollen and
paining me very much, but one coed