Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-11-21
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LaFarge on Tuesday.
-Navigation on the Mississippi river
has ceased for the season
Mrs. j N. Deaver visited relatives
and old n ghbors about Ross.
II. {, Conklin departs for Missouri
to-day, 10 remain two months
Was lace curtains, shirt waists,
woolens asc., with Maple City Soap
To g the latest hand made cloth
ing buy tle Pickwick Michaelsohn's.
Mr.. J W. Adler Q ,cktan, is here
assisting Sheriff ilricse in his official
duties.
"A great many hogs are now being
shipped from stations along the Viro-
qua branch
w. S. Jordan of Union, spent a day
In the city having business before the
county board
Theodore Locker has been installed
as salesman in Lin demann g. Co. IS de-
partment store
Thanksgiving week from Thurs
day. The people and country has much
TO be thankful for.
Fred Kellic )tt of this city, has pur
chased the Storer farm near Ross, and
will move upon the same.
Mrs Harrington returned from
Hillsboro, where she visited her grand
daughter, Mrs. Wexford Tongue.
-Godlieb Ludewig died at his home
in the town of Union, November 10th,
of paralysis, at the age of 81 years.
Unclaimed letters at the Viroqua
postoftice are for John Steenman, Henry
ooney, G. A. Hunt, Miss Tillie T. Ned
land.
Coon, Wambat, Russian buffalo,
Russian lamb and dog-skin fur coats at
right prices at Michaelsohn's Clothing
House.
-Gulick Iversor, who was injured by
being run over by a agon, near West
by, some tins since, died from his
injuries.
For sale chear il taken at once, four
registered Oxford Down sheep, ewes,
/ ram. Enquire at Casson Il Thcmp-
soh's grocery.
Black, Irish Frieze ulster coats,
good warm ones with high collars, our
own make. Right prices. Michael
sohn's Clothing House
Elder Z. r. Russell of Bloom City,
will preach in the Church of Christ. next
Sunday morning and evening Mr. Ras-
sell thinks, of locating here
II W. eJwitzer and family, who spent
J the summer md tall on their South Da
I hOb2t LII HI IdkU iEbttlIE0 lADlliG @4iSN
| Ogden returned with them.
On Dec .mber 3rd. Dr. Baldwin's
I dental off will be moved TO rooms in
the pew Lahl-Beat Mock opposite til
lpostofics Patrons, phase tale notice
For balance of he sea IN ]tr
A O T. pa viii sell at dao pri
her stoe s trimmed oats, street f4tss,
caps and Iney feathers Gail ,trIy I'd
gpt bargs.E ca
Mr. altd Mrs. w. S. Proctor who
have spenE two months here, departed
for North Carolina, where Nj Proctor
is manager of the Ashville telephone
exchanga
We have apples by the barrel from
New York, Michigan and New HaJnp-
shire. Prices within the reach of all
Call and see them at Casson 81 Thomp
sons grocery.
DR.. D a Adams of Cameron, Mis-
souri,, is paying visit to relatives in
this section. He is brother Of Mrs
David Yakey of Bloomingdale, and the
late Ira c. Adams.
Mrs. Dora KEYS one of the leading
ladies G Ontario died from typhoid
fever. nat village is suffering q scour
ge from he dreadful disease and new
cases are eporte1 III that section.
- w II eLu AJt Aito SNtSl IVA a 'aALtAte
farm near Fennimore, and will raise
these animals on an extensive scale.
Their fur is valuable and also their oil,
which is used as d cure for rheumatism.
Among the announcements from
Washington of patents issued we find
that one has been granted to Messrs. L.
o. Brye i. Grimsrud and A. Thrune,
of Coon Valley, for folding seat fast
ener.
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Methodist church at the
usual morning service hour. Rev. J. A.
Stemen will preach the sermon. A col
J lection will be taken for the benefit of
+ the city library.
" A disagreement on part of the jury
in the beer stealing case in which a
dozen or more young men are charged
Awith the offense, will make it necessary
b for another hearing, which will occur
II on November 30
will Stout and family of Liberty.
a have disposed of their personal interests
and will soon leave for the sunny south
to look up new home. A more agree
able climate is the prime cause for their
Tleaving this county.
Notwithstanding the light demand
for the product, the Monti pea RI button
!, factory at Genoa keeps steadily em-
/ fployed ten to dozen operators. Mr..
I Monti has very large amount of the
stock on hand and is waiting for better
demand and prices.
n Attorney J. P. Sullivan of Ontario,
was in the city on Monday. He will
( make application to the governor to
nave his son pardoned from Waupun,
7. who was convicted in 1897 for the muir
der of Asa Gorham. Official publication
and notice of application for pardon is
given in today's CENSOR.
4 Reports from Judge Wyman, who has
been at the Pierce Medical Institute at
P3uffalo, New York, several weeks, are
R5o the effect that his trouble is yielding
Ito treatment satisfactorily, and that he
Enopes to regain his former health and
kgtrer2tn 1t will naturally take time,
kani s0r this reason the Judge does not
expect to preside at the December term
&of court Mrs. Wvman has been with
Aher husband during his absence.
= The Woodman game supper at the
n Church Of Christ, "Wednesday evening.
was an agreeable Affair. &0adman add
Fthei~ families dined il the asau1eae
Ixhers tss5les were ladened Franz Ain-
ahai3 n5ag tliIad t7e crowd 10 tGe att'il-
ltoriuHa before and after supper Win
Inany elections "a his c0ae--t grand
f9honc-~ pa Judge Ma1Cney spoke
Vgief1v Woodcr-tt o14 Harry Light
T,nd 8 3 solo
i --Jo1r F Chapman. to-day ol ned
ue4 business place and commenced
Erx10r me n7bIic with stsrie and isncy y