Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-11-28
Return thanks.

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-Toodman ball Thanks giving night
at Opera house.
Clyde Niles was at home to spend
Sunday with his family.
John Griffin returned from two
weeks visit in Indiana
County Treasurer-elect Lier was in
the city II portion of last week.
Every person should find something
to be thankful for during the past year.
Since their removal to Sparta little
daughter has appeared in the home of Mr..
and Mrs George Herbst
A number of enthusiasts will attend
the LaFsrge- Viola foot ball contest at
the latter place, Thanksgiving.
River clam hunters of Victory are
shipping their shells to La Crosse button
factory recently established there.
Lost between ]. K. Loverude's farm
and Viroqua, a ladys brown kid glove.
Finder please leave same at the CENSOR
Office.
Coon Wambat, Russian buffalo,
Russian lamb and dog-skin fur coats at
rigr- prices at Michaelsohns Clothips,
Ho ",e.
For sale cheap if taken at once, four
registered Oxford Down sheep ewes,
1 ram. Enquire at Casson & Them
soh's grocery.
Black, Irish Frieze ulster coats,
good warm ones with high collars, our
own make Right prices. Michael
sohn's Clothing House.
On December 3rd Dr. Baldwins
dental Office will be moved to rooms in
the new Dahl Beat block opposite the
: postoffice. Patrons, please take notice
For the balance of the season, Mrs
A. o. Larson will sell at reduced prices
her stock of trimmed hats, street hats,
caps and fancy feathers Call early and
get bargains
We have apples by the barrel from
New York. Michigan and New Hamp-
shire Prices within the reach of all.
Call and see them at Casson 81 Thomp
sons grocery.
Judge Silverthorn of Wausau will
J preside at the December term of court
I TO be held in this city. The juneau
term of court was not held because no
( outside judge could be secured.
Special revival meetings will begin
with thanksgiving praise service on
Thanksgiving eve. Nov. 2S at Brook
willie M. II cnurcn.
Ell. j. WITHERBEE, Pastor.
Matthias Hoveland who moved from
Jefferson 10 Tomah, two years ago, has
disposed of his farm there at profit of
two thousand dollars If he does not
return here he will be an exception to
the rule.
A $780, 900 court house will be built
at Barron; $50. 600 court house at Lam
caster and $50, 600 court house at Mer-
rill; a $780, county court house at
Baraboo. Here is where the signs Of
prosperity are illustrated.
Loss Of hands or arms are reported
from more than dozen different Sec
tions of the state within the past few
days from accident in corn huskers. Two
or three persons have been so seriously
injured that death has followed.
H. d. and Frank Williams returned
from the woods of Lincoln county.
where they spent few days looking for
deer Two carcases came by express
soon after their arrival home. No af-
fidavits have been filed that they were
killed by them.
Nathan Coe departed, on Monday,
for Southern California, to spend the
winter He goes to escape the severe
winter weather and revisit the haunts of
early days, when he made trip by
private conveyance across the plains to
the gold fields of California Mr.. Coe
q will doubtless get much pleasure and
s. satisfaction out of the trip and sojourn.
: The entertainment given by Alex
f ander Bull and his company at Op-ra
/ house, Thursday evening was not large
ly attended, but was enjoyed by those
IL, NE os,fs snrr n
variety of talent. Mr.. Bull is certainly
an accomplished yiolinist, Misses Ack-
s,rson and Petersen talented as soloist
and performer on the riano, respect
Aively.
DR. Henika of Readstown, was a
brief but pleasant caller at the CENSOR
Dffice on Saturday. He reports having
treated thirty two cases of typhoid
lever in his section. with loss of one
hatient. AS high as seven patients were
ared for in one family at a time. He
hays almost without exception the cause
IF trouble was impure water and un-
Aleanliness about premises.
A mercantile establishment not
snany miles from Viroqua is said to have
been dishonesty swindled by sellers of
8ginseng. On shipping their purchases
ito market the dishonesty was first dis
scoyered, when it was found other vari-
8etv of roots had been sold instead. Not
s,nly that, the ginseng roots In the LOT
,ad been filled with shot to make them
Weigh heavily Ordinary prosecution is
ltoo light punishment for such dishon'
| Sesty.
Annual meeting of the county agri
cultural society for the election of Off
ters, hear report of years finances and
Transaction of other business, will bt
BID in the city hall on Wednesday
Secember 9th, at /; 80 p. m. 1t is de
Vrable that all members should particl
ate in this meeting. Good interest II
he preliminary meetings of the society
egets loyalty and enthusiasm for thu
hnual fair. Let the meeting be wei
Ftended.
IA large audience greeted Mrs Ste
en- and her associates on the program
r entertainment at the Congregations
surch, Wednesday evening last Mrs
ernen only more strongly impressed OF
kr hearers the exceptional talent pos
ssed oy herself in her rendition o
'sh reading and recitstion, and sh'
j. encored at each appearance. sen
j Aental and pathetic selections are eaci
q ysldled in easy and expressive vein
imitation of woman coDverslnI
S0ugh the telephone convulsed tn
tence The instrumental and voca