Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Gums, ammunition and sporting
yoods of all kinds at Towner's

shire buck lambs. lnqnlre or
BLAINE D RUsR
Thomas Jermsn departed for hi,
California home few days since after
having spent six months here.
No cure SO sure as 81. W. Barker'c
Cousn. Catarrh, Consumption Remedy
at Johnson's drug store. Try 1t.
Not few water pire were frozen
MP ano burst on Monday morning The
CENSOR Office was in the bunch OF
''bu ts.
Wanted to buy, an atlas of Vernon
county, the one published by Foote &
Company in 1896. Inquire at Virequa
postoffice.
-Chas w. Noble returned from the
west on Tuesday. He expects to turn
| his face with the setting sun again after
the holidays
We have sav few barrels of
those fancy lSrgt red apples for our
| Christmas trade Call and see them at
Casson & Thompson's.
"A sociable will be held at Liberty
Pole school house on Friday night of
this week for benefit of Christmas tree
fund Everybody invited.
On the news pages today are record
| ed two terrible catastrophies which re-
| Gently occurred in Chicago. The loss of
life and property is large.
"A lude fisk supper at the Relief
| Corps hall next Thursday eve Dec 11th,
| by the Missionary society Of the Synod
church. Everybody invited
Why not try H W. Barker's Cough,
Catarrh Consumption Remedy at john
sons drug store. It's the medicine that
will please you, nothing like it
Remember the CENSOR can be had
by new cash-in-advance subscribers for
one dollar till January, 1904, This offer
is to people residing in the county only.
- The biggest car of apples to arrive
| in Vircqua were received by Rogers 81
| Williams last week. They are Penn
sylvania stock and far ahead of any
other.
-Towner is offering pocket books and
purses of every description-represent-
| ing the cream of the output of two of
| the largest manufacturers in the United
States.
AT Casson g. Thompson's you can
see the largest line of Christmas candies
you ever saw, including q full line of
! Gunther's famous candies in packages
suitable for Christmas gifts.
Mrs w Fl. Norris of this city was
operated on for serious trouble in one
| of the La Crosse hospitals last Friday.
She is reported much improved. Mrs.
| Albert Brott returned to tine same city
| for treatment
| Having closed out all of the old
stock at his recent sale, Towner has
Just received a choice new line of wat
ches, clocks. jewelry and silver ware
all new and up-to-date patterns Al
kinds of repair work done
The cold weather found almost every
community in the country that depends
on coal for fuel, = "slpless condition
and as a result there is much suffering
especially among poor people. A mild
winter would be almost an act of Provi
dence.
-"As you incline the twig so will il
grow" is an old adage that is applicable
to our business. We introduce and sci
good watches to our customers. At oul
price you will not need to buy cheap
unreliable watches
JOS BOEHRER, Jeweler.
On Saturday last the Western Wis
conSiu Land & Loan Co sold to Char
ley Olson the Charles Christianson farm
near Bristow. This il without any
doubt the first farm that has been solo
while covered completely with snow
and the buyer being a complete stranger
to the place.
If patrons of Nelson, the Viroqu'
baker. desire extra pastry or fine thing
for Christmas use, they should notify
him few days in advance. Pc Away
has fresh supply Of bread, pies, cakes
doughnuts, cookies, candies and sweet
on hand, but asks that extra demands b.
filed in due season.
A La Crosse dispatch says that as
result of eating chicken supposed Il
have been poisoned with paris green
Charles Hansoa, his wife and thre
children are near death. They wer
! found Unconscious by milkman. Th
meat was bought at meat MARKET
Several other people are dangerously III
-Viroaua Woodman Camp, at tn
{ last meeting elected the following off
GERS for coming year:
I ConsuI-D. O Mahoney.
Adviser-C. o. Andrews.
Escort-W Shipbard
: Bapker-W Bouffieur.
, Clerk-Frank II. Williams.
Watchman-A. VI Barthel.
- ntry--James Potts.
4 Manager for the year--silas Foster.
g The Times reports that lovers {
: booze broke into Westby depot Thank
Y giving evening and captured four kes
= Of the dark brown" A railroad d.
1 tective is here-"Old Sleuth" or som
other lynx-eyed fellow, trying to find
clew to the theft. If the beer tasted
} good as stolen watermeions, the foJ
kegs must have run like water throug
= a sieve
b Another OF the landmark blsine,
!. men of the county is about TO reti
h from business. Hon. Van s. BeDnet
who has sold his stock of merchandi
n at Rockton, to William McVey. Va
A has continuously merchandised at b
NJ present location for about TWEEN ty-f Fl
years. He has well earned rest. !
in the past he will devote much of
Y, time to his large farming interests.
t. Ella Onsrud, who was commit
te to the asylum at Mendoza about We
ne ago, was drowned in Lake Mendoza Nc
er ember 25. The body was recovered a
of brought to Westby for interment T
ce services were conducted by Rev. Eikj;
,ir nd from the Melby church. Miss Oh
it rud was "a years of age aud sister
M Oluf Onsrud of the firm of Peterson
Onsrud The lady certainly came L
- sad ending, and the relatives have
be sympathy of the community. West
nd Times.
mt The mercantile establishment of
- W uovt a. Sons pt ChQeahur0 iuclr