Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-01
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER /, 1899.
Renefis Tor New Subscribers.

-Thertre all the week.
Try a "Viroqua Stub a first clas
&c smoke.
Rev. and Mrs. Haughtcn are visit
ing at Madison. Y.
-You ought to get sople OF QueaIt
bargains in windows.
If your watch or clock Is out OF
order take it to Towner.
Fine striped dress pants, the very
latest, at Michaelsohn's.
The National theatre comDlnatlon
has no superior on the road.
They are birds. WhatF why
Sparta Pride, &c cigar.
-Supt. III. L. Gardner lost a valuabl
driving horse from lock Jaw.
lanes Mccall was quite seriously
injured b,y a kick from a horse.
Extra heavy underwear, and for the
lowest prices. at Michaelsohn's.
Frank Minshall was called to Kan
sas nv the critical illness of a sister.
-Oueal IL Company want You to com
and look over their hardwood hoorings
Frank III. Burlin has located al
Tomah, having purchased a drug stock.
Jos. Cowan, NJ. d. Chase and MIR.
Roberts were over from Stark on Mon
day. 49,.
A hunting outfit of four, from Soldi-
ers Grove, passed this place Sunday
evening.
Mrs. J. W. Haughton has charge OF
The library during the absence OF the
librarian
Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt Barnes were
IN the city several days visiting Mrs.
Barnes parents.
- - =. oJ,nna will hn QIxQn
at Brookville church for eneht OF Rev.
Peckham. All invited.
Master Guy Ruggles OF Iowa coun-
ty, arrived here to spend the winter
with his aunt, Mrs. Colt.
Miss Edna Harris of Aberdeen, is
paying a visit to her grandparents and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Editor Charley Miner headed a par
ty of four who drove from Soldiers Grove
on Sunday, to see Viroqua's sights.
Peter Thompson and daughter and
Thos. j. Call of Sterling, were among
the CENSoR'S Monday callers.
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Jim Tilton, Ed. White and Elmer
Strait formed a party which left here
on Tuesday for a hunt in Wood county.
Parties desiring to purchase light or
heavy wagons at sacrifice prices can do
so at the Pulver machine shop. CAL
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The new Fortney opening will oc-
cur Friday night the 10th, with a ban
auet such as has never been spread In
Viroqua.
Fall over coatsl We can't describe
the beautiful fit and finish. You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
p. A. Wigdahl moves from his farm
in Franklin to Soldiers Grove, where he
purchased the residence property of Fay
p. Briggs.
Fred Groves has sold mis- farm on
WEIGH Ridge to Albert J. Rusk. Mr..
Groves has moved with his family to La
Fargo, where he owns property.
-Halvor johnson has disposed of his
town of Coon farm to Lars Sagmoen,
and will sell his personal property at
auction, Satur day, the lib.
Favor Brothers have opened a billi-
ard room in the second story of their
saloon adjoining the Bank of Viroqua.
They have things in nice shape.
Membership in the Viroqua high
school has reached the greatest number
in its history, Isl, and is increasing each
week, necessitating the placing of adj
ditional seats.
-Nora-You cant expect to do away
with fac blemishes in a weeks time.
Keep ON taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
You'll have a lovely complexion. Al.
johnson & Co.
After seven years of faithful service
on Minshalls dray and bus lines, Will
ferd Tongue retires from his familiar
position, and with his family will soon
move to Hills boro.
"A hunting party composed OF Lem.
Hayter, Will and Charley Green, H.
and Virgil Woodcock, left here for the
northern woods prepared to capture
anything in sight.
In the barn of his Father, Guy De
Garmo had a horse die from strangula-
ton. Hejumped a stall partition, was
stranded and choked to death by q rope
halter about his neck.
Judge Wyman is having a few days
cessation from court work, and during
his brief vacation is overseeing the CON
~struction of fine, broad porches on the
east anG south of his reside nee.
VIC t PAONO III WO Ooy WV OoA
shoes. When we offer and describe a
shoe at a price, we can always back it
nh with the goods. We do no idle talk
ing. VIRoQUA SHOE STORE.
Leonard Terilune is at home from
La Crosse ON q vacation. He reports
having recently made a visit to Mime
apolis, where he met the Winters fam
lily, old-time residents of Vi.oqua.
o. t. A. AOxvn 90 fiiraTon ON bars n ffv-
seventh anniversary, the friends and
neighbors of Mrs. Henry Sherrick gath
cred and gave her a surprise, taking
with them numerous tokens of esteem,
-To-day's market prices: Wheat o.
to 60, oats 30, corn %, rye 4S, lambs
$3.50 to 81, sheeps$2 to $3. so, hogs $3. o.
to So. rs, cattle SITE $3.50, eggs 10, but
ter 10 to IL, potatoes 20, onions 80, turk
les 6, chickens 5, hay SO.
Hon. Alley Peterson has commenced
the construction of a large Tobacco
warehouse at Soldiers Grove, which ha
been leased to Sutter Brothers for a tern
of years. Mr.. Peterson is also building
a fin G two-story, solid brick bank build
ing.
DIR. w. A. Gott and family are do
miciled in their neat and convenlen
country cottage home, q short dlstanc
south of the corporate limits. AS
quiet retreat on Professional Hill
they ought to enjoy the comforts an
blessings of life.
In the course of a debauch and
family ruction, Charles Williams, Fri
day night, at Manning, quite seriousl
cut his father-in-law, Wm. GedduS
about the head and neck, for which b
was arrested and lodged in Jail. Hi
preliminary hearing Will occur Friday.
Dan Wise returned from Ohio o
Saturday, where he went tn purchase
stock of winter apples. He reports tina
good apples are scarce and held at hig
figures. Mr.. Wise says they are havin
a hot political campaign in the Buckley
state, but republicans will win out by
good lead.
The National Theatre Compan
opened to a crowded house Monda
night, and their first performance CAV
general satisfaction. Each evenin
tickets will be distributed for a gol
watch drawing to take place Saturda
night. Matinee Saturda~ afternoon; ]
cents admission The popular prices {
10, 30 and 30 cents, ought TO fill Il
house every night.
1t is reported on what seems goo
authority, that Rev. John william hs
lost his mind and is row under trea
ment at M of the state asylums. I'll
tragic accidental death of his daughte
last fall, is assigned as the seal of b
mental trouble. Mr.. william will |