Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-12
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Mrs. Chris Welch has gone to low
for months visit,
Miss Ethel Proctor is learning dres
making with Mrs. A c. Andrews.
Would you like to use the best
Then use Maple City White Soap
The Westby Times has a new pres
on which to print its newspaper.
We want your trade and are max
ing prices to get it. THE BIG STORE.
Special sale in ladies' misses anj
children's jackets and capes at The Big
Store.
See ''The Days of '9S" mt the Opera
house. Monday evening, December II,
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Postmaster Reeve. DR. Ewers and
Miller Craigo are among our late Reads
town visitors.
Frederick, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs ". ID. Dyson, fell down stairs and
broke one of his arms
Miss Mamie Sallander of Retreat,
is making her home with her sister, Mrs.
Melvin Gauper, in this city.
DIR. Andrew, DeSoto's member of
the late county board, is in the La Crosse
hospital confined by typhoid fever,
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Bellows moved
into their new residence il the eastern
part of the city, the first of the week.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Chas H. Zietlow, Gottlieb Schrei-
Der, Albert Olson, Nj iss Lucy Allen.
Sterling has a woman phvsician,
Mrs. Randall, who is said 20 be meeting
with good success. She resides at
Retreat.
Roy Snyder, Young Sparta farmer,
lost a hand in a com husker. This ap-
pears to be the most dangerous imple-
ment in use
We have received another coGsign-
ment of ladies fur collarettes, scarfs,
capes, jackets and muffs,
THE BIG STORE.
AT the county aims house, last We'd
nesday, one of the inmates, Joseph Riop,
died from dropsy and heart trouble. He
was 81 years old, had been subject at
the home for ten years.
Officers of the Liberty Pole Cemetery
Association are requested to meet at
Fortney's store in Liberty Pole, at 2
O'Clock p. IN. on Monday, Dec. IL BY
order of president and secretary.
-Colonel L. J. Rusk, of Chippewa
Falls, renewed acquaintance in the
city for two or three days. For term
of years he and Judge Wyman were
associated professionally in this city.
Senator David L. Rusk of Rawlins,
Wyoming, arrived in this city, his boy
hood home, on Monday, remaining two
days. Every one has warm greeting
for David on his visits, the last one
being five Years ago.
"A delegation o. Viola Masons con-
sistiug of G. w. Guess, J. H. Frazier, r.
p Clark, A. J. Mccarthy, Geo. w.
were in the city on Wednesday night to
degree.
John c. Robiscb, the German COM
edian, viii appear as Hans, the German
boy, in THE Days of '9S -. At the Opera
house next Monday evening. The mu-
.ical specialties with the Floyd R. Briggs
Company are feature of each perform
a ICE. Prices is, 25 and 50 cents.
Hon. Van S. Bennett came over
from Rockton and took a leading station
in the Masonic lodge work of Wednes-
Gay evening, and remained TO the funer-
al of Judge Wynan Hon. Atley Peter.
son of Soldiers Grove, and Ex-senator
Hoyt of Chaseburg, We're present for tile
obsequies.
Joseph Penneli is in receipt Of let
ter from his son Willard, in which he
gives the information that his brother
Garfield is dangerously ill with typhoid
fever. He has been confined to the hos
pital for some months The boys went
to the Philippines over a year ago.
Work of installing the steam heating
plant has commenced at the court house
In the statement of the matter, the CEN
SoR, last week, said that the committee
awarded the contract to Mr. Hengle
To the best of their understanding of
the boards action, they simply arranged
for the work.
The Richland Rustic says Supt L. T.
johnson and wife have been employed
by the trustees to manage the asylum
for the coming year, and adds: This is
no more than Just recognition of the
faithful work these people have been
executing and the wisdom of the trustees
is highly commendable.
AS usual, the CENSOR is prepared to
supply it's patrons with the Milwaukee
weekly Sentinel at the nominal price of
so cents year, aud the Chicago Inter
Ocean at So cents per year These are
excellent papers, and with the CENSOR
for the local and county news, make II
strong and cheap combination.
Floyd R. Briggs and his excellent
company of dramatic artists will com
mence p three nights engagement at
the Opera house, Monday. December II,
on W hich occasion they will present
the modern musical comedy drama
THE Days of '9S" Reserved seats now
on sale at Arm I'D & Davis drug ato re
Remember the holiday sale at the
Congregational church, Friday, p. m,
December IA, at ha!f past two o'clock.
At the fancy table, select your Christmas
gifts At the German Market, bread.
cakes and doughnuts, like mother used
to make" Improve this opportunity to
treat the children to ice cream and
choice home made candies.
Captain NJ T. Park, supsrinten dent
of the state school for dependent chii-
dren, was among the Sparta contingent
who came to pay tribute to the memory
of Judge Wyman. Captain Park is an
old newspaper man and naturally
drifted in to look over the CENSOR pos
sessions. Mr. Park still retains his pro
prietary interest in the Elkhorn Inde-
pendent
Thomas R. Smith of Liberty died al
his home last Sunday, of Bright's disease
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