Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-02-21
No change in market prices this

No change in market prices this
week.
/ Opera house all next week; popular
prices, 10, 90 and 30 cents
-i5ee the Groves Barnes great piano
and organ offerings.
Special sale at bargain prices ON lot
of fur collarettes at The Big Store.
/ B. e. Egeland, of South Dakota,
is visiting Alex. Skolaas near Esofea.
Clark Braden will preach in the
Christian church, Sunday. Feb. Goth.
Latest in spring wraps, the new
golf cape. See them at The Big Store.
| Bewarei OF limitations of Pomeroy
and Pelton's Comstock Spanish tobacco
! seed.
Attorney Proctor leaves for Ash
vile, North Carolina, this evening, on
business.
Pomeroy & Pelton's Comstock
Spanish tobacco seed for sale at The
Big Store
Miss Clara Coe, of Boone, Iowa, il
| visiting at the residence of her uncle,
Nathan Coe.
| Coming for all of next week-the
| Willard Stock Co. in a new repertoire
f plays.
| Our nsighSors, of the Republican,
nave just put in their office an up-to-
date job printing press.
Hon. f. p. Johnson, Of Ontario.
visited his relatives and many friends
in the city on Monday.
Treasurer Mills is in receipt, from
the state of about 81, 200, due the agri-
cultural society.
Mrs. G. D. Williams was called to
New York, ON Monday. by the illness of
her daughter ana grandchild.
Weeks institute commences Morch
| ), Hillsbcro, week following Read
the superintendent's announcement.
The finest line of up-to-dat dress
goods in Western Wisconsin, can be
seen at THE BIG STORE.
John Franzini, Charley VanVleet
ana John Gelf of Genoa, We're among
the CENSoR'S Tuesday business callers,
The Willard Dramatic Co., all next
week at Opera ball. The company is
playing La Crosse and is strictly first
class
Harrington has added to his Central
meat market large refrigerator, capa-
bic of storing ten beeves prepared for
the block
AS administrator j. H Hoilenbeck
will sell personal property of Joel Out
celt, at his late home in the town of
Harmony, March 9th.
Fred. Eckhardt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyson entertained company of neigh
bors and friends to dinner at their
palatial home on Sunday
Our Bloomingdale correspondent
reports the sad and sudden death of two
pioneer settlers in that section, John
Jefson and Nels Rudrud
Miss Franc Goode, late of this city,
was married in Chicago, ON Monday, to
Albert f. Timme, of Madison, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Timme
Is actuary in the state department. of
insurance, is reliable and popular
young man.
You can now quickly communicate
with VIII Castle, the painter and paper
hanger, by calling up telephone No. IA
He is prepared to do all work in his line
promptly, and will also take your orders
for the best and latest styles of wall
papers and borders.
Probably the largest load of grain
ever brought to Viroqua by one team
pnd sleigh was delivered to EckhaId Its
warehouse on Tuesday, by James Sands
1t consisted of $50 bushels of oats,
hauled from the farm of Hans Cnristian-
son, about five miles distant
Prof. ellis La Crosse orchestra,
assisted by Jitley Norris, will give
concert and ball in the Opera house,
Friday evening. The program will be
of choice selections. Ball will follow
concert, tickets so cents All are invit-
ed. Scot Curtis will act as floor mana
ger.
In the Kerr murder case at La
Crosse, John G. Miller was found guilty
of manslaughter in the second degree,
and sentenced to six and half years in
states prison. His three confetlerates
who were ON trial escaped punishment.
The circuit court trial cost La Crosse
county close to S., 900.
BY the provisions of an ordinance
elsewhere published, it will be seen that
salaries of city officers for the rext year
have been fixed by the council They
are TO be no higher than the present
year, except with the clerk, raise from
800 to 1925, which is none toe high for
Importance and amount of work re-
quired. The new charter provides for
this manner of salary fixing.
AS the CENSOR goes to press
large gang of men are gagged in tear
| ing down and removing foundation
walls at the old homestead in which
Patrick Mulchrone was murdered. 1t
has been generally believed that the old
gentleman had quite sum of money
concealed about the premises, and it is
for the purpose of attempting to make
discovery of the hidden treasure that
the search is made.
| Rev. Stemen was greeted by % very
large and appreciative audience, Sunday
evening, to listen to his Washington
lecture. 1t is seldom one is given with
90 much thoughtful consideration as was
presented by the speaker. His presenta-
ZION of the life characteristics of the
/ great commoner and his public services
were calculated to make men draw
odious comparisons between the past and
present One OF the strong features of
| the address was the vigorous and timely
manner in which he dwelt upon the
colrupting things SO prevalent in the
politics of to-day. Such truthful pre-
sentation of these things from the pulpit
will have an enlightening and telling
effect in checking evils.
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