Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-15

House to rent; inquire o. @ II
Minshall.
-. T. Ady has moved his family *
the city.
Carson Powell is visiting his brother
in South Dakota.
You ought to get some of Queals
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.
Extra heavy underwear, and for the
lowest prices, at Michaelsohn's,
Principal johnson of the Westby
schools, spent Saturday in the city.
Some choice city and country real
estate for sale; inquire of G. H.. Minshall.
For sale, a No. IS Round Oak
heating stove. Inquire of. S. Hamilton.
-Queal & Company want you to com
and look over their hardwood foorings
james Dowell came over from
Mound Park on business and to visit his
brother, on Monday.
j. G. Strawn and family occupy
their new residence in McLees addition
in the First ward.
Boston clothing house and Photog.
rapher Arlington have placed new safes
in their business places.
The new daily mail rcates to Sold
iers Grove ana Ia Fargo will be
inaugurated tomorrow.
-G. M. Henry is home from a seasons
threshing in Minnesota. He reports
splendid yields and good prices.
DIR. John III. Chase has been
appointed a member of the city library
board, vice M. D. Chase resigned.
I'm replacing the broken panes that
have been good enough for summer,
remember A. j. johnson q Co. carry
glass.
The finest line of artistic parlor
lamps ever shown ip Viroqua are now
on exhibition at johnson d Cos drug
store. si
John L. Hayes, of late,- has been
reducing his great herd of stock and
beef cattle by shipment to eastern and
western points.
-Mesdames Frazier, Burger. Guess
and Sauer, were over from Viola on
Thursday, making OUTLAWS at well
stocked stores.
Il. S. Hamilton and j. NJ. White
have exchanged residence property in
the First ward, and changes of abode
have been made.
ID. A. Isaacson has sold his farm in
Jefferson to Mr.. NZoba, of La Crosse. A
sale of Mr.. Isaacson's personal effects
will be held ON the 25th.
Mr.. Harry Cox and Miss G. M.
Zimmerman were united in marriage,
November 9th, at the Nuzum home, by
Rev. O. w Nuzum.
w. J. May and wife spent a few
days here with relatives, and also at
De Soto. They came overland with
their W conveyance.
j. M. .Jefson of Westby, departed
for North Dakota, on Monday, to take
charge, as foreman, of a large grain and
stock farm and range.
-Chas. S. Slack and family are settled
in their new possessions, the DR.. Colt
residence. Substantial improvements
and conveniences have been added.
-Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate 33 per cent to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
A wise measure. s. cents. Al. John
son q Co.
Prof. bronson, the eye specialist,
will make his next professional visit
to Viroqua, and be at the Park hotel,
Wednesday, November goth, for one
day only.
-Nora-You can't expect to do away
with face blemishes in a weeks time.
Keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
You'll have a lovely complexion. Al.
Johnson & Co.
-Woman's Relief Corps district
convention will be held with Alex.
Lourie Corps in this city. next Friday.
Delegates representing the surrounding
towns and counties are expected.
Otto Boshers, who has been mail
agent on the branch for several months,
leaves todav to take a run on the main
line. He is succeeded here by Mr.. Nc
Cabe of Reedsburg.
Farmers are unusually backward
in marketing provisions for domestic
consumption. They have been too
busy and prosperous to look after these
little things.
John Jenness has disposed of his
200-acre farm in the town Of Clinton, to
Edgerton parties. Ir. Jenness and
family have occupied the same place for
more than a third of a century.
Unable to secure games with out
side teams, the Viroqua high school
combination has disbanded for the
season. The boys were fortunate in
not losing a game of foot ball this season.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of J.. E. Smith & Son, furniture
dealers of De Soto. which appears in
today's CENSOR. They carry a large
line of goods and are hustling liberal
dealers.
Dewey is not coming to viroqua
but winter is, and you need a new pair
OF heavy shoes. Better get tnem now
and be ready. Our stock is complete
and shows every popular style.
VIROQUA SHOE STORE.
20. G. Durkee, one of the most enter
prising farmers of the township, u
chased the farm of Kaufman q Hammer
known as the Jeffries farm, consideration
81, 800. This makes him a farm of 800
acres all in a ody.-Hillaboro Sentry.
Judge B. f. Dunwiddie, of the
GAINESVILLE judicial district, has rendered
a decision that telephone companies
have no legal right to set a pole on or
in front of private property, without
first having secured the consent Of the
property owner.
Hon. E. /. Kidd Of Prairie du Chen,
State Bank Examiner, was in the city
last Thursday for the purpose of max
ing the annual examination oe the
Vernon County Bank, as required by
law. He drove to La Fargo and made
similar calls on the banks there and at
| Viola and Soldiers Grove.
All who are afflicted with chronic
maladies. who have been duped by
ignorant pretenders, imposed upon by
quack nostrums, should lose no time in
consulting DR.. Brewer, whom time has
testedas having ability and skill. He
has made his visits regularly for years
and will be at the Viroqaa hotel, in this
city, or Thursday, November 90. Con
sultation and examination free.
-Ex-Congressman o. B. Thomas OF
Prairie du Chen, had legal matters tc
attend to in Judge Mahoney's court,
last Wednesday, and during his stay
here had pleasure in calling upon many
of his former constituents. Nh. Thomas
holds his age with remarkable good
form. He looks little older and practi
ces his profession with no less vigol
than when be was a frequent practi-
tioner in Vernon county courts twenty
five or thirty years ago.
1t win not be a surprise to any wht
are at all familiar with the good quail
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