Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-08
County board meets next Tuesday.

County board meets next Tuesday.
If you need a clock or a watch, call
at Towner's.
Desirable office rooms to rent in OPP
era block. Inquire at the CENSOR Office.
For WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES, go to Towner's.
DIR. Gaines and wife were over from
In Fargo on Sunday.
Oscar Bosshard Of Bangor, passe d
Sunday in the city.
See those all-wool mems suits for
$5.43 at Michaelsohn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Hill drove to
Bangor for q visit with their son and
family.
w. s. Waters of S pringville, is off
for an extended trip through southwest
ern states.
Rev. Nobis, J. H. Sherrick a nd
family, of Cashton, were visitors to tn is
city on Monday.
Two patients who left the county
asylum some time ago, have returned
for winter quarters.
Will Castle wentto Richland Center
on Saturday to see his wife, who is ma
terially improved in health.
After a residence in this city fol
several years, Mr.. r. x. Nixon has
returned with his family TO La Fargo.
The CENSOR to January, 1901, for
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scribe NOW and get the full benefit.
james Tresedder and family have
arrived with their effects from Viola.
Mrs. Tollefson's residence is their abode
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.
Parties desiring to purchase light OF
heavy wagons at sacrifice prices IAN dc
so at the Pulver machine shop. Cal
soon.
The easiest way to reach the people
of any community is through its lead
ing newspaper.-Printer's Ink, New
York.
Frank Waterman, who has hvec
with his daughter in Jefferson, Mrs. G
w. Allen, has gone to South Dakota q
pass the winter.
w. S. Arnold and family have
removed to the old residence of VIM
Lake. Reed Hunt occupies the William'
place vacated by them.
1t will pay you TO anticipate You
wants for spring by securing some OF thu
great bargains in the slaughter sale o
wall paper at Towners.
-Bestor's music house, of Mazomanie
Wis, have opened a music room in tn,
Nichols block, and will be pleased Il
have Won call and see them.
Beautiful women everywhere ow,
their matchless loneliness to the use o
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain wome
made attractive. A. J. johnson q Co
1t is with pleasure that the CENsoI
announces substantial improvement il
the condition of Mr.. H. NJ. Rayner, VIII,
experienced a stroke Of paralysis two o
three weeks since.
Miss Wilhelm. the manager of tn
new music store in Nichols block vii
be pleased to have the ladies of VirOqu;
cali, whether they buy or not. o hea
the Crown pianos
We a prove all we say about on
shoes. When we offer and describe
shoe at a price, we can always back /
up with the goods. We do no idle talk
ing. V1RoQUA SHOE STORE.
-Nora-You can't expect to do ava,
with face blemishes in a weeks time
Keep ON taking Rocky Mountain Tea
You'll have a lovely complexion. A
Johnson q Co.
Mayor Boyle entertained the council
and entire list of city officers at a 81,
o'clock dinner on Tuesday last. Enter
tainment of the best order is reported
h- 4ka ~ rffet Dorfc of tho ntAmunt hnrn
of Mayor and Mrs. Boyle.
"A. G. Hallenbeck. who recently II
movedfrom Bergen to Eyots Minnesota
where he is engaged in the furnitur
trade, writes the CENSOR; This is
fine country, but Vernon county an
its county seat are always dear to me. p"
Harry E. Willing. scn of the lat
Judge Willing, and a form er promlnen
citizen and official of Richland county
arrived here last Wednesday from Mes
leo. The young man will attend schoc
here and make his future home with th
CENSOR f;mily, Mrs. Munson being hi
aunt.
Miss Anna Amundson, of Cantor
who has been a clerk in the Chicag
store in this city for the past three yea,
and Mr.. Ed. Wangnild, were Joined i
the molly DOnuS OF maGrlmOny To-Day, bn
services taking place at the home of ii
brides parents at Canton. The youn
people will depart at once for Colorado
where Mr. Wangnild will engage IN ii
iewelry business. We wish them a
the prosperity imaginable, for they d
servesit-Rice Lake Leader, Oct. Go.
The second importation of Red Pol
made by j. W. Martin this year, arrive
at New York the 18th inst. 1t includ,
twenty head, choice OF the best herds
England. Accompanying these Gait
are also six head of Suffolk sheep fl
our fellow townsmen, J. W. Burnhan
which win be used by him for the in
provemens of Ids focks. This breed
practically new TO this section of countl
but have great records as prize WHINE
at the English fat stock shows, besid
being considered the greatest bret
known for crossing Expert stockmC
predict great improvements when Il
breed Is known to Richland count
sh~eep-raisers. R .chland Democrat.