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

III you Heeu u CLOCK OF q WdIcn, cdl
at Towner's.
--Burt Duston has gone to Dougla
county to reside.
For WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES, go to Towner's.
See those all-wool mems suits TO
$54S at Michaelsohn's.
Mrs. Julius Zimdar and daughter
visited iii the city on Saturday.
Wanted, two u~nfurnished rooms
Apply to Anna Halvorsen, Viroqua.
Desirable office rooms to rent IN op
era block. Inquire at the CENSOR Office
John Griffin and wife went to Beal
Creek to attend the funeral OF a relative
Ed. Haughtoa returned from 8
summers work IN Rochester, Minnesota
Mrs. Jerry Richards of Chicago, il
visiting at the paren al home in thii
city.
Miss Libbie SpellUm is again handl
ing the yard stick al the Lindelnanr
store.
Mrs. Sands Of Spsrta, is visiting hel
sister, Mrs Kalvestrs n, in this city, hel
old home.
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Fall over coatsl We can't describe
the beautiful fit AID finish. You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
Parties desiring to purchase light OF
heavy wagon at sacrifice prices can dc
so at TIE Pulver machine shop. Cal
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Mr.. p. M. Shumway is here from
Genoa, spending some weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. O. G. Stevens, and old
time friends.
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.
-Bes5or's music house, of Mazomanie,
Wis, have opened a music room in the
Nichols block, and will be pleased tc
have you call and see them.
Beautiful women everywhere owe
their matchless loneliness to the use OF
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive. A. j. johnson & Co.
John Palsrud of Esofea, has pur-
chased from Frank Chase, the farm
known as the Chas. Campbell place
near Ls FIrge, consisting of 10 acres.
M. A. Rawson writes that hims5t
and family have returned from the
west to La Crosse. Montana climate
did not agree with him.
The residence property of Millard
Graham, on Railroad street. has been
purchased by James Snodgrass OF
Webster, who will move here in a few
days.
Miss Wilhelm, the manager of the
new music store in Nichols block will
be pleased to have the ladies of Viroqua
call, whether they buy or not. t o hear
the Crown pianos.
We can prove all we say about our
shoes. When we offer and describe a
shoe at a price, we can always back it
up with the goods. We do 40 idle talk
ing. VIRoQUA SHOE STORE.
Young peoples society of North
west Prairie church will give a carpet
rag sociable at Peter Thompson's resi-
dence, near Bristow, Saturday night,
November 25th, to raise funds for a
Christmas tree.
John Doerr made four sales of full
blood Chester White hogs within a
week, three of the shipments going to
Nebraska, Iowa, Poynett, and M to
Frank Edwards at Brookville.
All members of Jerry Rusk Court
/. 0. F., are requested TO attend court
at regular meeting, November 2fst.
Mr.. Proctor, our High Secretary, will
be with us. By order of committee.
j. w. and Mrs. Groves were in the
city for several days, and remained to
Monday nights opening of the new
Fortney. Mr.. Groves supplied the new
bOEa1 with ono af hio haa+ nnoLao f piopoc
There will be a meeting of Good
Templars and those in sympathy with
them, at Alliance hall this Wednes-
day evening to plan for future work in
temperance, and Good Templary. Open
to all.
w. d. Lind has under construction
on his residence lots i'll the Third ward,
a building 40 by 70 feet to be used for
athletic purposes. 1t will be thoroughly
fitted and furnished for that purpose,
and opened to the public next Monday.
The public property committee Of
county officers has caused a neat marble
drinking fountain and wash bowl to be
placed in the rotunda of the court house.
1t is a convenience long needed. The
improvement is connected with the city
water system.
"A Washington dispatch says it is
settled beyond a doubt that Col. Henry
Casson will be elected sergeant-at-arms
of the House of Representatives wher
Congress convenes next month. The
same authority that his
principal rival has withdrawn.
Through her attorneys, Smith &
Griffin, Mrs. VIM. Everson has filed 6
claim for 81, 900 for personal ~injurie:
received by reason of falling on q
defective city sidewalk. 1. s. Ham
ilton also asks damage for recent
injuries to his daughter for a like aus
Frank Minshall, the newly elected
chairman of the county board, hai
blossomed out (or is expected to do so
as a musician of the first magnitude
having purchased and placed in hi
home the large and splendid phonograpl
recently exhibited here by ]. W. Groves
Hon. Alley Peterson, Obey Knutso1
and their wives, of Soldiers Grove; Hon
A. II. Dahl and wife of Westby; Gay
hart FortnAy, of Madison; were outsid,
guests at the Hotel Fortney opening
Also Contractor Mitchell and wife, ant
Architect Schick, of Lacrosse, and M
Mcintosh of Edgerton.
Wednesday evening about forty o
DIR. Leonard Chase neighbors ant
friends gathered al the Chase home t.
surprise the doctor, it being his birthday
Supper awaited them in the dining room
and all enjoyed themselves immensely
Aug. Smith was chosen to present Mr.
Chase with a gift of a fine buffalo robe
The doctor thanked his visitors mos
kindly.
A friend writing from Park Rapids
Minnesota, says: There was a yer,
pleasant gathering at the home of Mr.
and Mrs r. w. Harper on the evenin,
of November Sth, the occasion bein,
the marriage of their youngest daughter
Amy Blanche, to Arthur l.. Rice. TIL
guests were the relatives of the brid
and groom, who were the recipients o
many valuable presents. They vii
reside at Avon, Minnesota"
AT the Bank of Viroaua, a fey
days since, an old gentleman deposite'
a hundred dollar bill that he had KEEP
in ais possession since 1862. 1t was on
of a series of greenback currency ISSUES
by the government in February of tina
year. When asked by the bank author
titles why he had kept il so long, hi
reply was that he had not needed il
The bill was in excellent condition
bright and crisp.
Mrs. Thomas Riddleman, Parshall
vile, Mich, writes: | was trouble
with salt rheum for over thirteen year:
had tried a number of doctors withou
relief. My husband bought a box
Banner Salye which 7 anuliad two n