Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04

list, last week.
Mise Ella E lefsor returned from
trip to La Crosse.
For the finest French Chinaware,
go to Jos. Boebrer's.
See those beautiful Astrachan over
coats at Michaelsohh's.
Miss Gjarda Olson, of Westby,
visited young frier ds in the city.
&C. X Raechert, tobacco buyer for q
Milwaukee fem, was in the city Friday
Fer genuine diamonds, rubies EN-
eralds and opals, go to JOS. EG ehrer's
james Davis aud family now occupy
their new residence in the Second ward
Mercury registered 81 degrees be-
low zsro at the depot, Saturday morn
ing.
VIM Dolen, chairman OF Clinton
town, was il the city, Friday. on bust,
ness.
D.. J. H. Chase and wife visite
the latter's parents at Lancaster the
p asst week.
A new !ot Of wooden uuderw ear, the
best values and finest quality, at Mich
aelsohn's.
Mrs T. o. Anderson of the Sesond
ward, who has been i'll for the past two
weeks, is recovering.
Mrs Edna Cowen, of Webster,
South Dskota, is visiting with her
mother, Mrs Jessie Powell
Corporal George Jersey, of Cashtou,
departed, last week, for Admission, Ala
bama, to join his regiment.
duff Gslstad and Ole Brudlous.
two young Hamburg farmers, we're
business visitors, Thursday.
The city of Boscobel, at. a special
election, voted to bond itself for $4,000
to establish an electric lighting plant.
Miss Josie Cam pbell, OF Cashton, is
spending a few days in this city. the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ernest Brown
Pay your tax before the penalty is
added. January 10Th is the last date
for the nominal percentage in collect
in 6.
- Now buckle on your armor fo-
good years work, everybody. Make
1899 the most useful and telling year of
your life.
Mr.. P. M. runway came from
Genoa to spend the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. 0. @. Stevens and Viro-
qua friends.
Miss Hannah Johnson of Avail anche,
h.
dence of y G. Pringle, for several weeks,
is slightly improved.
City Treasurer Cobo reports tax
collections of So, $50 10 the first week Of
his work. This is over one fifth of the
entire city tax budget.
Our teachers returned from their
holiday vacation the last Of the week and
resumed their respective studies in the
city schools, Tuesday.
"A new time card went into effect on
the X. V. s. N. r. r., last week. The
trains row arrive at La Fargo at II 80
a. m. and leaves at l 80 p. -.
-Amuud Bjelland was up from Madi-
son to spend iast week with friends and
relatives. He is one of the favored ones
in being retained in the capitol force.
-"If' a woman gets so "homely" she
isn't worth looking at, she'd better take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings back the
bloom of youth. 80 cents Craig e. Co.
Edward Silbaugh, one of the old
pioneers of this section, SAID to the
/ CGNsoR, that to Judge the future by the
past, this section would have little snow
till late in the winter.
"A physician says the best way TO
avoid the gripp, and the disease that
resembles it, is to dress warmly and
keep tie feet dry. The simplicity of
the advice does not impair its value.
Help one another. should be the
motto for every right minded man and
woman for 1899 This would not only
be an individual assistance, but would
soon permeate towns and communities
The De Soto Herald says that 9
NJ Sterling, of Victory, late county
surveyor has secured a good position in
Montana, where he very soon goes. Mr..
SterliDg's family will remain in the
| county uuFlnS Iu0 WAuIoT'
Ia a letter renewing his subscrip-
ton to the CENSOR, well-iuformed
writer says, in speaking of financial EN-
barrassments Of the past: 81 think if
we ca have Mckinley for another
term we will come out all right"
General and Mrs. E M. Rogers
will, next week, depart for winters
sojourn at the city of Mexico. where
Mrs. Rogers has sister living. They
will pass a half week in Madison before
their departure All will wish them a
pleasant outing.
Young man! No doubt she has
always been glad to see you, but just
make her New Years present of one Of
those fine rings, selected from our ele-
CANT holiday stock, and then call around
to see her, if you want welcome that
is welcome. Jos. BoEHRER
No end to suckers: An old conf
dence man, when surprise was expressed
to him that the constant exposure of
confdercs games by newspapers did not
seem to materially lessen the number Of
victims, calmly answered, There's a
sucker born every minute of the day"
Surface indications point to q season
of speculation in grain and perhaps
other farm products in the near future.
Whether or no it will materializs remains
to be seen. The large amounts Of money
in the great money ceuteTs drawing
only a very low rate Of interest favors
eunb
That the printers ink pays is shown
from the experience of an Iowa girl who
advertised for husband and got him.
The advertisement aud wedding fixtures
cost 50. The young husband enlisted
in the Spanish-American war and was
killed near Santiago, leaving his wife
$4,000 insurance and fright to q widow s
pension.
Judge Mshoney has reappointed
Carlos Farr, of Newton, for term OF
three years, as one of the county soldiers
aid commissioners. The other members
are q. w. Lswton, of Stark, aad John
NJ Vance, of Sterling. Mr. FAIR waf
appointed q year ago to Eli the vacancy
= caused on the commission by the remov
al of Hon. John Stevenson.
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