Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-03
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\ Axtel Nordrun and ia mily hay
moved to Canada
Surveyor Ol6ar did some work nea
Hillsboro last week.
Mrs, L. L. Tongue Of Hillsboro. i
IN the city visiting relatives and friends
W. J. Wa ggoner, Jas. Trsseder ant
A. w. Guess were in the city from Vic
la.
Mrs, Elmer Smith was called tt
Fennimore by the critical illness of 8
sister.
Charley Chase and wife came from
La Fargo to pass Sunday at the parent
al home.
Miss Rena Wsggoner of Viola, spent
Thanksgiving week with Miss Allie
Richards.
DIR. Charley Nye came from Viola
to spend Thanksgiving with his sister,
Mrs. J. II. Chase
Mrs. J. H. Frazier and daughter
Hattie of Viola, were in the city on a
shopping trip, Tuesday.
Fire does burn and small fire Of
fen causes heavy damage. Go to John
Dawson & Co. for insurance.
Albert Forum and Chas Christian
son of Bristow, made a Thanksgiving
visit to Nels Forum at clifton.
For next thirty days will sell all
trimmed and ready-to-wear hats at
greatly reduced prices.
MYRTLE WISE, Milliner.
A splendid article of shilling coffee
at Jos Omundson's store. Superior to
much higher priced article.
Commence your holiday advertising.
Every Viroqua business house should
invite customers through an advertise
ment in the CENSOR.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. e.
church will have sale of useful articles
and will also serve a supper at the W.
r. c. hall, on Friday, Dec. 10.
Peter Larson Runice, aged ninety
years, of northern Crawford county,
died He was an unmarried man, leav-
ing a email fortune to relatives.
IN. Fl. Burger and wife and Miss
Gath We're in the city on Friday, guests
of the CENSOR family. Mr.. Burger
made business trip to La Crosse.
Mr.. Morris of La Crosse county, is
in the CITY visiting his sister, Mrs. Aug.
Smith He will soon depart for win
ter's sojourn in the Pacific states.
Why don't you get that old clock
repaired? Don't you know that Towner
viii call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them TO you? Phone 115.
Liberty Pole NJ E. aid society will
hold its annual sale next Saturday even
ing at the NJ. W. A. hall. Supper from
8 till ten o'clock. All are invited
Furnished rooms to let, light and
everything, or If preferred will take
boarders. One block north of school
house. MRS. S. J. SCRIvEN.
Lyle Tate and wife have returned
from Onalaska. Guy De Garmo takes
Mr.. Tate's position in the woolen mill
and electric light plant at that place
Farmers in Vernon county kept up
their blowing till the fall of snow on
Friday night. No morning has there
been sufficient frost in the ground to
prevent plowing.
In the CENsoR's clubbing list for
the coming year we will be able to fur
nish the Chicago Inter Ocean for 40cts,
Milwaukee Free Press at So cents, Mil
waukee Sentinel at so cents.
North West Prairie Young Peoples
society will give basket sociable at
Peter Thompson's, Bristow, Saturday
Dec 18th, for the benefit of the Christ
mas tree. All cordially invited
Adam McLees and Bert johnson
left for Madison to finish the short
course in agriculture. They were ac-
companied by Stephen Mills and Alfred
Thiel, who go to begin the same course.
A. J. McCarty, who recently 1e-
turned from Colorado, mas engaged
with the Gelle Excelsior company as
manager of their plant and business at
Viola Andy is {. hustler wherever
placed.
At J. Omundsoh's Viroqua store a
fine line of useful and ornamental Christ
mas gifts can be found for male or fe-
male, old or young SubstaLtia and
novelties in great variety. Call and look
over the line.
james Downie was a caller from
Genoa town on Monday. He relates the
circumstance of a W ell he had drilled on
his farm two years since at depth of
300 feet with 81 feet of standing water.
The past year the stand increased to 81
feet.
Buy before the line is broken.
Some people wait until the last minute
to buy their Christmas things BAT
plan. Not but we can satisfy you, or
rather you can satisfy yourself here,
but tits better to be before the rush.
The selection is easier and then the pri
ces are no greater now Jewelry OF taste
full design is bsre in abundance.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The CENSOR would like settle
ment with every subscriber before Jan
uary first Especially with those in ar
rears two years and upwards. This is
our right, and it is hoped that all " u
endeavor to call and settle or send their
delinquencies 1t is unnecessary to send
each subscriber statement. The time
to which your paper is paid is given In
the dating along with your name on the
yellow tag.
Alfred f. Green and Miss Clara j
| Orth were married in Seattle November
18th. Miss Orth belongs to one Of tht
most wealthy ami aristocratic familie;
of Minneapolis. In the early days hel
people lived in De Soto. At present hel
parents reside in Seattle. She is an &C
complished pianist. Mr.. Green wa
born and raised in De Soto. He Learned
the printers trade on the Chronicle un
der f. z. Alexander. Afterwards h'
spent several years on the La Crosse pa
pers. At present he is with the Uniol
Printing Co, (Alsxander & Furulan) o
Spokane.
| A few miles north and east Of thi
city there was held big competitiv
| hunt on THANKSGIVING day. The contee