Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-27


For pocket knive es, table cutlery ant
shears go to Twners.
-Arnie Anderson returns home from
Norlh Dakota for the winter.
For the best tobacco paper in thl
market go to Towner's.
Sugar Grove is to have q new church
10 take the place of the old.
Peter a. Lee of Westby, is seriously
i'll with cancer of the stomach.
Does your child sleep with mouth
openy DR.. MacNett c&n cure him.
Three Thousand heal of sheep were
shipped from LaFarge in one bunch.
Enlarged tonsila, polypus growths
! removed without pain ny DR.. MacNett.
Store and shop win lows are bright
ening up amazingly Tor the holiday
throng.
Don't buy your winter apples till
! You inspect the varieties at Dan Wise
| feed store.
Good three-roomed dwelling house
with cellar for rent. Inquire of G. N.
Hauge, Viroqua.
Attorney Drew AMI wife have n
little heir at their LaF 4rge home, the
| nrst born TO the home
Frank Quackenbush late of Ontario,
| has leased and taken charge of thu Park
hotel at Readstowr
Fix up for wiater. Buy your glass
from A J Johrson & Co, who keep ali
sizes AMI Of best quality.
Tod, and tomorrow, Wednesday
and Thursday, are Prof Kronson's dates
for this city, at Park hotel
Miss Anna Swigum closed her fall
term OF school at Spring Valley, Sabur-
day, snd is having weeks vacation.
Mrs Radcliff and son Fred of Csld-
! yell, Ohio, are visiting her brother
Lloyd Kellar of the town of Webster.
Have you tried H. w Barker's
Cough Catsrrh Consumption Remedys
We larrantee every bottle. A. j. Johnf
son d Co.
None too early to commence that
holiday advertising. The CENSOR is
the medium by which to reach town
and country buyers.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice. Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store.
For lamp goods, the most servicea-
BILE and artistic You will find some
thing to vour liking at the Pioneer drug
store of A. J. johnson & Co
1t is evident that smallpox will be
quite prevalent the coming winter Al
ready there are cases in many neighbor-
hoods throughout the state.
The Hillsboro Sentry says there are
ten cases of smallpox near Barton's
Corners in the town of Forest Nine of
the cases are in the Markee family.
lit is a significant fact. after people
store and buy their finest China and
bric-a- brac. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Mrs. DR. Moe and MIS- R B. Hoyt
of Chaseburg, were in the city on a
shopping visit last Saturday. The
former had been at Viola to see relatives.
On the farm of Geo. E. Tate near
LaFarge, sparks from the railway loco
motive set fire to corn field. Train
men and others succeed in extinguish-
ing the blaze before much damage was
done
AT Viola on the 10Th instant. Uncle
Jonathan Turner and wife celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary. An
account OF the affair states that the old
couple were married at Richland Center
by Rev G. w. Nuzum.
The first deer to arrive were &C
companied by Drs. Henika and Ewers,
Clarence Carter and Ernest Hebberd,
who passed through here enroute for
their Readstown homes. each having a
deer carcass in his care.
w. NJ Roehrer of Pierce county, is
visiting relatives in Harmony. He went
north three years ago, AMI il engaged in
farming Mr.. Roehrer says he was first
to grow tobacco in his locality and quite
number are interesting themselves in
| its culture. Lands are high he says in
Pierce count;
The Richland board Of supervisors
| took the necessary st+ps for the organl-
zation of teachers n rmal training
school. The state give financial aid to
limited number of these schools. There
| is no better point in the commonwealth
for such an institution IAN right here
in Vernon county.
| The order restraint lg authorities
from erecting county bui dings at Lady
smith has been set aside by the courts,
and the new county of 6 ates will have
| its buildings perfected before q vote is
taken IN the matter of permanently To-
eating the county seat, which will be
at the regular election next year.
The St. Louis Worlds Fair. docket
ed for 1908, will, if present plans are
carried out. show wonderful structure
called the Friede aerial globe. 1t will
be constructed of steel, 700 feet high and
/. 900 feet in circumference with capac-
ity ee 20, coo people. The cost of this
gigantic globe will be 81, 900, Geo.
BIZ an oversight the CENSOR neglected
to notice the store and postoffice robbery
at Ross on the night of the 14th. When
Mr. Groves went to his building In the
morning he found burglars had forced
an entrance through window, and ne
was not long in discovering that the
safe in which he kept his books and
papers and the valuable effects of the
postal department, had been burglarlzed.
By the explosion of giant powder OF
! dynamite the safe had been wrecked
and its contents rified. 1t was found
that about one hundred dollars in stamps
and postal funds had been stolen Aside
! from this there was no loss of property
or goods from the stock. So far as we
are advised there is no clue to tht
thieves.
; The CRNsoR household is indebted
! to Mr.. ]. NJ. Powell for steak of veni
: son. some of his own killing in Oneidt
. county, from which point he returned
; last Thursday. He was with partl
of gentleman from Sparta and othe
: points, and their net slaughter was Jus
.