Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-29

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-Silas Kellar Of Ross, left for Color
ado today.
&C. w. Alden visited his son 81
Hillsboro.
--latest neckwear from New York at
Michaelsohn's.
You ought to get some of Queal's
bargains in windows.
Homemade candies at the Congre-
gational bazaar.
order take it to Towner.
p. p. Hektoen was in from Westby,
and visited the asylum, Monday.
Fine striped dress pants, the very
latest, at Michaelsohn's.
Chairman J. M. Allen of Jefferson,
is visiting relatives in South Dakota.
Some choice city and country real
estate for sale; inquire of c. FL. Minshall.
Calvin Morley left ON Monday, for
his annual winter s~ojourn in Alabama.
james Lepage has gone to Minnesota
to close the deal on a piece of farm land.
-Queal 81 Company want you to com
and look over their hardwood foorings
BE sure and see Jerusha BOWS al
bum wien you attend the Congregation
al bazar.
DIR. McElwee, the successful special
ist, at the Viroqua hotel, Tuesday. De-
cember 9th.
MIR, L A. Herrick was in the city
last Tuesday, greeting friends and at
tending to business.
Wilton is to have a bank, conducted
by Editor Brown. who recently retired
from the West Salem Journal.
-B. F. Ferguson purchased from
James McCarty the building lot opposite
the residence of G. O. Andrews.
Fifteen misses, school mates of
Helen Munson, gave her a surprise at
her home ON her fifteenth anniversary.
I'm replacing the broken panea that
have been good enough for summer,
remember a. j. johnson & Co. carry
glass.
The finest line of artistic parlor
lamps evef shown in Viroqua are nov
on exhibition at johnson & Cos drug
store.
The Dutch Market" Congregation
al bazaar will supply you with everything
in their line from schmierseife to saul
kraft.
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.
After a residence here for forty
years Mr.. ID. A. Isackson departed for
Norway to spend the balance of his days
in the old country.
j. T. Boyle, editor of the Dodgville
Sun, died on Friday. from the effects of
partial a~sphyxiatlon by gasin a Chicago
hotel a few weeks since.
james Farrell who used to reside at
DeSoto, but of late years in South Da-
kota, has located at La Crosse and is
prosecuting the real estate business.
-Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate SO per cent to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
A wise measure. 80 cents. Al. John
son & Co.
Hon. Ole johnson, Vernon's long
time and venerable county treasurer,
was in the city from Hamburg, on Fri
day. He found many warm friends to
greet.
Mr.. A. FL. Isham, well-known to
many Vernonites. retired from the pc
sition of Poor Commissioner of Monroe
county, after a continuous service of
thirty years.
&C. L. Woodbury. and E. b. Ember-
son came over from DeSoto, on Saturday.
They told the CENSOR that a public
artesian well is now being sunk in that
village.
Prof. Kronson, the eye specialist,
| will muln his naUt rpofaccfnpaI x-sof+
to Viroqua, and be at the Park hotel,
Wednesday, November goth, for one
day only.
Leonard Chase, d. O., is in Illinois,
visiting with relatives and helping settle
the Chase estate. He expects to return
the last OF this week and will be found
in his office at the regular hours.
Sumner Nuzum, who has been
teaching in Montana for the past three
or four Years, retu rned home last Tues
day. He looks as if western climate
and conditions agreed with him.
Young peoples society of the Luth-
eran church will hold a sociable at the
Viroqua hotel. Friday evening of this
week. Oysters and other refreshments
will be served. Everybody invited.
-Mesdames Strong and Harden of
Minneapolis, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann, who gave a
party in their honor on Friday after
noon. A large number of ladies were
present.
Attorney Smith went to Mansion
to assist in the defense of Manager
who was arrested on a criminal charge
i- nAnnnnfinn with Go10c Thu trio
was put over.
Mr.. l.. L. Harrington, late of Sparta,
has purchased the Central meat market
of Dinsdale q Brown. He is experienced
in the business and promises to conduct
market will have fresh Boltimore oysters
for Thanksgiving.
Frank, son of William Frazier of
Sparta, has been appointed to a position
in the government mail service in the
Philippine Islands. Frank is a native
of the town of Jefferson. He served
with Company L, Third Wisconsin
regiment, and saw service at Porto
Rico.
-Messrs Dahl and Lee of Westby, who
received about 10, 900 live chickens, ducks
and turkeys at this station a week ago,
unable to get poultry cars to remove
them to market till last Saturday. Their
losses by death, stolen, etc., were quite
heavy. The purchase amounted to ST.
400.
&C. M. Thompson has become nicely
located in the Hotel Fortney barber
| shop 1t is an elegant room, light.
high and convenient and Mr.. Thompson
has furnished the place in harmony
with the general surroundings. He has
| three chairs, and competent worknen.
Patronage of ladies is solicited, Special
conveniences for ladies' shampooing.
With the dignity of a high court and
the facility of a bishop, Capt. Si1baugh
performed his first marriage ceremony
as a court commissioner, when on Sat
urday, he said the binding words that
made Guy DeGormo and Miss Martha
| Criticize man and wife. The young
people are employees at the county asy-
lum.
-Today's market prices: Butter, 15c
to TIC, eggs 16c, chickens &c, turkeys &c
to &c, ducks and geese &c; potatoes 25c,
| cabbage &c. onions 60c; cattle 81. 90 to
$3.Co, hogs So. 40, lambs So. so to S4.25,
sheep 50. so to So. so; wheat SOC to 5Sc,
oats 1Sc to zoe, corn soc to SEC, barley
SIC to SIC, hay So, stove wood 81. so to So,
5. G.. Christianson has sold a portion
% 80 .s