Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-12-05


collecting lakes next Monday.
William Lake has been in Chicago
visiting his SON Will and family.
A little daughter came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ackles-
Our grocery department will save
you money. THE BIG STORE.
j. w. Groves has been looking after
business in the city for a couple of days.
Guy and Carl DeGarmo purchased
a span of horses from Jas. A. Snodgrass.
Drew, Selby & Cos and Rich s
Julia NARROW shoes for sale at The Big
Store.
Rob Wilkins came nome from the
state university to pass Thanksgiving
vacation.
Elder Russell will preach in the
Church of Christ, morning and evening
next Sunday.
-Jeweler Rygh has moved his place
of business to G. c. Browns south room
in Opera block.
The man who is always going to
advertise tomorrow wonders why busi-
ness is poor today.
Prof. j. d. Beck, principal of the
Cashton schools, made this city visit
on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Emma Borgerson was called
from Chicago to the sick bed of her
mother at Cashton.
Have you seen the ladies jackets we
sell at So. SO, So. SO, $5. 75, $S753 If not,
you should. THE BIG STORE.
DIR. Kronson, eye specialist at Park
Hotel, Viroqua, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week, December IL and 13.
Before leaving for California Nath-
an Coe disposed of his 220-acre ranch
west of this city, in Jefferson, to Frank
A. Chase.
Thomas and Jonah Deaver have
removed to Cashton, where they have
purchased land and will establish
brick yard.
w. J. Deaver of Brookville, has
moved TO Fillmore county, Minnesota,
where he purchased a farm and will
make his home.
-Nels Helgesen returned from Min
Iesota for the winter. He has had EN-
ployment on western farms during the
past two seasons
Jasper Peterson completed his con-
tract on the new Lutheran church at
Sag City, few days ago. He says it is
a modern, up-to-date church edifice.
Mr.. Earl Bates and Miss Edith Gibbs
of Retreat, were married at the Congre-
gational parsonage in that haml.t by
Rev. Evert, Wednesday evening, No
vember 49,
Miss Charity Coe is passing the holi-
day period at her home N this city. She
held an important clerical position with
the national campaign committee i
Chicago. Miss Coe will go to Washing
ton early in Jan lary.
Col Henry Casson left Madison for
Washington, on Friday, TO be at his post
as sergeant-at-arms of the house of rep
resentatives at yesterdays convening of
congress. Mrs. Casson is indisposed and
will join the colonel later.
-Viroqua Royal Arch Chapter made
merry with trio of advanced Masonry
seekers, consisting of Prof Pearson
Jas. Mccall and Conductor Grover, at
its last communication A fine banquet
followed the degree work.
The Viola LaFarge foot ball con-
test failed to materialize on Thanks
giving, by reason of injury and inability
to play of some of the LaFarge boys
Many were disappointed who went to
Viola to witness the game.
The CENSOR was mistaken in re-
porting that Will Morley had purchased
the Primmer brick residence in the
Third ward. John J. Hammond was
the purchaser. He will improve the
same and make it his home.
The terms of the new county and
state officers will commence on the first
Monday of January, and the legislature
will meet the second Wednesday in
January There will be no change in
the state officers except that of governor,
all the other officers having been re-
elected.
1T has been rather hard season for
corn gathering IN the latter part of
September and October it was so wet
that farLlers could not get into their
fields, and November was full of cold
and snow, and the most forehanded
farmers have suffered from the unusu-
ally crooked actions of the weather.
The Woodman ball on Thanksgiving
night was a record breaker for this city.
1t was one of the largest and most
pleasant affairs the city has had for
years Ontario's orchestra of nine pieces
sustained the good record established
here on former occasions. The drill by
the local camp uniformed Foresters was
excellently rendered under command of
Captain Silbaugh, who has given the
boys good training in military drill
tactics
Those persons who need and desire
glasses fitted and eyes treated take no
chance of being faxed when they con-
suit DIR. Kronson, the eye specialist, who
makes regular trips to this city. and has
done so for years. The testimonial of
Rev. VIM. Haughton, published in the
CENSOR two weeks ago, is of the highest
order of commendation. Read it and
see what he has to say about his treat
ment at the hands of this leading spe-
cialist. Prof Kronsons next visit will
be on December IL acd 10.
The marriage of Mr.. G. W. Wom
and Miss NeLei Blashek both of Stod
dard, occurred Wednesday afternoon at
Q o'clock at the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Blashek in
Stoddard. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of few intimate friends
by Rev. Henry Goodsell. The groom is
station agent at Stoddard and has large
number of friends among the railroad
men The bride is a prominent young
lady of the same place and is also well
known in this city. .-LaCrosse Chronicle
AT the meeting in all the Woodmen
camps of the state held this week, bust
ness Of importance viii be transacted
A inn 10 tho