Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26


! CAde.
Kate Joyce has weeks vacation
from teaching in the Jefferson 6ariii
district.
Barbara Munson comes from her
university studies to pass Thanksgiving
at home
-Messrs. John and William Crook
were in the city from Readstown on
Monday.
! Mrs. ]. w. Carnegie of Portage, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. L.
Rogers.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett left this morn
ing for a weeks visit among friends at
La Crosse and Gfalesville.
Fire does burn and small fire Of
ten causes a heavy damage. so to Jonn
Dawson & Co for insurance.
A carload of fine New York apples
will arrive this week for asson q
Thompson. Leave your orders at once.
House to rent six rooms, every
thing in good condition. Immediate
possession given. Inquire OF Lee Rayner'
Matte Henry aud Geneva Graves
are enjoying va ations from school work
at Brookville and Pgimm9r districts, re-
spectively.
-Springyille w. c. I. u will meet
with Mrs. Alice Caulkins Dec. 3rd, at
II o'clock. Bring your bible for respon-
sive readings.
Mrs. p n Oftendahl is at Appleton
t. spend Thanksgiving with her niece,
.Tenevieve Harris, who is a student In
Lawrence university.
For next thirty days will sell all
trimmed and ready to-wear hats at
greatly reduced prices
MYRTLE WISE, Milliner.
Harvey Allen and Jos Orrison of
Webster, Oscar Tosterud of Chrlstiana,
and J. H Bean of Sterling were, among
our Monday business callers.
Why don you get that old clock
repaired? Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to your Phone 115.
Furnished rooms to let, light and
everything, or if preferred will take
boarders. One block north of school
house. MRS. S. j. SCRIVEN.
Miss Myrtle Purdy has resigned her
teaching position in the public schools,
because of continued sickness. Miss
Winifred Baldwin fills her position tenn
porarily.
Mr.. Emil B. Gullord of Trempeal
eau county, came home to attend the
funeral of his aged father. Mr.. Gullord
was in Viroqua, yesterday. He intends
coon to remove to Colorado.
The Royal Neighbors will open a
circulating library at the residence of
Mrs Cobb on Friday evening, Nov. 2S.
Ladies come disguised to represent
books. Everybody invited
This magnificent weather makes q
material saving to housekeepers in wood
and coal. May it continue through De-
cember and in fact well into the new
year. shouts the person at our elbow.
"A. B. Saxton expects to spend the
winter at his OLD home in New York
state He is now visiting his daughter
Emma, at Oshkosh, and will leave there
next week for the east.-Sparta Demo-
crat.
Are you puzzled as to what to give
| for Christmas as to what will be most
pleasing to each particular friend2 You
| can decide in q moment by mere
glance a5 our new stock of Holiday
goods. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
A paper from Heron Lake, Mime
sofa reports that DIR. A. j. Moe, late of
Chaseburg, recently passed highly sat
isfactory examination before the medi-
cal board of that state. The same au-
thority states that the examinations
there are rigid.
Oscar B. Copper, soon-to-be editor
of the De Sote Argus will not only have
a bran new paper. but new wife, hav-
ing been married at Wauzeka last
Thursday to Miss Rosencrans. The
CENSOR extends congratulations to Mr..
Cooper for success with both his new
enterprises.
Next Wednesday, December srd, il
the date for annual meeting of the coun
ty agricultural society, when reports and
settlements will be made with secretary
and treasurer and annual election of Of
ficers It is impcr ant that the meeting
be we'll attended by members OF the as
sociation.
Father is preparing a surprise for
you don't fail to prepare one for him. III
expects it and will appreciate it. Blu
be economical, papas don't like extrava
gence. Here you get the cheap, tn
! good and the useful-above all the beau
tiful. JOS, BoEHRER, JeWeier'
The province of Victoria in Aus
tralia. enioVs a most unique expor
trade in rabbits. 1t is estimated tina
the total of frozen rabbits shipped fror
Australis in 1900 was the equivalent G
g 750. 900 sheep of average size. In l9Ol
. 9. 271 ,210 parts Of frozen rabbits wer
8 exported from victoria mainly to Ems
y land
Miss Fowler, who for some month
has been in the employ of the Dunle
r House as cook, left Tuesday mornin
l. for De Soto to witness the marriage
It her sister, Miss Alice N. Fowler an
u Mr.. Edward L. Haverly, both we
IL known and prominent young people
:, that vicinity. The happy event toe
q place on Wednesday at Retreat.-La
e sing Mirror.
> Three Vernon county boys we
honored by election 60 the most respo
ut sible positions in Trail county, Nor
" Dakota. A. o. Anderson was chose
s. county treasurer; Peter Davidso
r county araitor A T. Crabel, memb
u of the legislature. They are all bul
ty ness mon of their county. ALI frequent
VI visit the old folks at home in this the
re native county.
He The postofics department propos
to nearly double the appropriation ne
year for rural mail deliveries NO i
~, provement the government has ma
say in its service in late years hss been
he satisfactory to as many people as d
w pountry deliverv SysreID There "