Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

There is nothing to compare with
Daily Bread Try it.
Fine striped dress pants, the very
latest. at Michaelsohn's.
Miss Lena Hooverson departed for
Montana, on Wednesday.
Extra heavy underwear, and for the
lowest prices, at Michaelsohn's. ad, I
Insist on using Best Daily Bre.
manufactured by Coon Valley Millsreai
Paul T. Paulson came from Chris
tiana with a grist for the Touring mill.
Some choice city and country real
estate for sale; inquire of G. IA. Minshall.
For sale, a No. Is Round Oak
heating stove. Inquire of S. Hamilton.
-Queal IL Company want you to ON
and look over their hardwood ioorings
You will be happy, have good
digestion and sleep well if you use
Daily Bread"
Mrs. Martin Robinson, OF Kickapoo.
is off for a visit with relatives in
Minnesota.
Martin q Kuebler placed a furnace
in the new farm house of Fred G. Nat
wick, in Harmony.
Good cooking is essential to every
well regulated home. Ask your grocer
for Daily Bread"
Rocktcn and Ontario are now joined
by telephone, an extension of the Mon
roe county company lines.
H M. Tate 81 Son report the great
est sale of ladies and chidren's wraps in
the history of their business.
Captain Silbaugh made deer hunt
ing voyage to Sank county and spent a
couple of days with DIR. Brenizer.
-Ho M N N aopnp1afaI his ORR, xvarLx ~
Clinton, Mr.. r.. FL. Glenn is with his
family for the winter, in this city.
WHEN you want to buy the best IN
derwear at the lowest prices. gosto
TATE's BIC STORE.
You can buy the celebrated Palmer
jackets, forladies, at TATE's BIG STORE.
I'm replacing the broken pane3 that
have been good enough for summer.
remember A. j. johnson d Co. carry
glass.
The finest line of artistic parlor
lamps eve shown in Viroqua are now
IN exhibition at Johnson q Cos drug
store.
Sheriff Ericsson informs the CENSOR
that he conveyed fifteen persons to the
Mendoza insane asylum during the past
year.
"A commodious new school house in
the Allen district in the town of Jeffer-
son, is now under course of construction.
1t will cost $500.
-Jens Davidson will sell the stock,
implements and household effects on
his farm at Westby, on Saturday of
this week.
-Nordal Neprud, whom some of the
boys have appropriately dubbed "Old
Daily Bread, was in from Coon Valley
on Wednesday.
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.
-Bestor's music house. of Mazomanie,
Wis, have opened a music room in the
Nichols block, and will be pleased to
have you call and see them.
Our enormous sale of ladies' and
children's jackets and capes is a guar
antee that we give you the best value
-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 e. Co.
Prof. Kronson, the eye specialist,
will make his next professional visit
to Viroqua, and be at the Park hotel,
Wednesday, November 29th for one
day only.
i. w. Switzer is home from South
Dakota, where he passed most of the
season on his farm. He reports good
crops and other Encouraging conditions
out there.
-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.
After putting in two or three sleep
less nights, many people of this city
were greatly disappointed not to have
had the expected meteoric shower take
| place as scheduled.
Mrs. Joseph Buckley disposed of
her residence and business property on
Main street, to Mr.. n. B. Smith. Con
sideration, So, 200. Mrs. Buckley has
gone to Iowa to make her home.
Frank r. Ha;nes, q former publisher
at Cashton, has returned there and
established a second paper. the Sun.
| Everywhere the newspaper business is
| becoming oyer-crowded no less than are
the professions.
Examine the new stock of pianos
arriving for the Groves-Barnes Music
| Co. Call on B. G.. Brown, have him
show you these beautiful pianos. We
keep everything in music at lowest
| prices. tGROVES-BARNES MUSICAL Co,
8 South Pinckney ST., Madison, Wis.
--Ane Groves and Nuzum families
received the sad tidings of the death Of
DR.. Arthur Groves, only son of DR.. L.
IS. Groves, of Iowa. The gentleman
was a railroad surgeon, 35 years old.
John E. Nuzum and Isaac n. Groves
went to Iowa to attend the funeral.
"A dispatch from Menomonie is tC
the effect that the will of the late Capt
Andrew fainter, shows that he left al
estate of $500, 900. He made bequest'
amounting to $340, 900 to relatives ant
friends. 1t is not stated whether thu
numerous relatives in this community
were bequeathed anything.
-Viroqua Modern Woodman CAM
will give a grand bali on Thanksgiving
| night, to which the public is invited
The boys propose to make it an atfai
so conducted that every lady and gentle
man can enjoy it. Tickets rs cents
If desired supper car be secured at W
r. G. hall at rs cents per couple.
The unusually warm weather o
the past few weeks is said to have de
layed the fattening of turkeys 70
Thanksgiving to such an extent that tn
supply is not likely to be either a larg
or as fine as usual. T~he'average either
however, will offset the slimness of hi
dinner with the pleasing proportions G
his coal and wood bill aud give thank
accordingly.
Rev. J. A. Stemen was greeted
a large congregation, Sunday evening
, to hear his discourse against seatin
, Polygamist Roberts, the member-elec
to Congress from Utah. He reasone
from a constitutional and moral stan(
|, point. Mr.. Stemen has been invited t
! give his lecture or sermon at La Cross
r and Sparta.
t Members of the Shakespeare clul
| their husbands, the county board, and
0 number of other citizens. were happil
Y entertained with a musical and literaF
!. program by Supt. and Mrs. Wilkins, {
: the asylum, Monday evening. A lit
, tipping of the light fantastic followed
9 1t was an informal affair greatly el
joyed
The Woman's Relief corps distri,
J: convention held with Alex. Lowr
Corps last Friday, had representative
present from Ontario and Gays Mill
& Mrs. McCabe, deputy inspector, was ii
e only state officer. present. The ritui
$ work was exemplified by the loo