Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-03
Come to viroqua to trade.

House TO rent, enquire OF CnHs'
Minshall
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G. II. Minshall.
Miss Libbie Waugh Of Bangor, visi-
ted Mrs. w. F. Fisher.
A little son came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs Gerald Seal
Miss Blanche Dunlap was home from
teaching duties atViola
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, Dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Jos Cowan and VII Selbach were
Stark callers in the city
john F. Weber and family have been
visiting relatives in La Crosse.
Prof. Elmer Smith and wife came
from Westby to eat Thanksgiving tur-
key.
There will be English service at the
Lutheran synod church Sunday evening
at 7.30.
Chester Minsha1l has commenced an
apprenticeship in dentistry under DR..
Chase.
Clarence Ferguson of Victory, has
entered one of the La Crosse business
colleges.
Laxative Bronco Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Plice 25 cents
Mrs VIM. Frazier of Sparta, visi
ted among relatives and friends in JEFF
ferson town.
We charge for delivering less than
1900 pounds of coal
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
An entertainment worthy of patron
i,% he pf% off OF tho
tire. Thursday Dec 4. Miss Van Tassell
as Camille.
John Dawson & Co.'s is not the
ONLY insurance agency; but they sell
insurance ONLY Office over new Bank
of Viroqua
You will zee one of the best shows
of the season ct the Opera house Thurs
day, Dec. a. Miss Van Tassell is guar
anteed attraction.
Rev. Overs of Richland Center, and
Kreidler of Milwaukee, paid visit to
Pastor Goodnight and the Christian con-
gregation, on Tuesday.
Two ways of making money: One
way; get job in the mint; A better way
buy your watches from us.
Jos. BoEHRER, jeweler.
Thursday being legal holiday with
rural mail carriers, Stephen Frazier and
Mr.. Clark, two of Violas rural reuters,
came to Viroqua on business, and the
CENSOR acknowledges call from them.
The appearance here of Miss Cora
Van Tassell as Camille, Thursday Dec. 4,
is dramatic event of more than ordi-
nary interest. Her performance is of
the highest order and worthy Of patron
age.
Truman Kendall and E. A. Officer
were in town Tuesday to receive and
haul to Springville new furnace to be
installed in the Methodist church.
Smith Hardware company furnished the
furnace.
Rogers g. Williams received last
week, over the branch, twelve cars OF
goods, consisting of two cars of -four,
four of salt, three of apples one of pota-
toes, one of sugar and one car OF winter
shoes and warm overshoes.
All true lovers of great dramatic
ability will be pleased to learn that one
of Americas leading emotional actresses
is to appear here tomorrow, Thursday
Dec A. This will likely be the greatest
dramatic event of the season.
"A penny saved is not two pennies
earned If you save it By going without
insurance. No man can afford to be his
own insurance company. John Dawson
& Co will lusure your property in reli-
BILE companies. Call on them
Wonder what brother, father or
: mother will give me"-thats what sister
is saving these days. Don't disappoint
her. But what to get herr Call and see
what we have for sisters
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Mrs. jackson Silbaugh, county pre1-
ident of the w G. T u. intends mPk-
ing a visitation to the different unions
in the county, at each place giving
lecture on the work f this splendid tenn
perance and charity organization.
First delivery of the new tobacco
/ crop was made in this city and accepted
Z at the Bekkedal & Hazen warehouse on
Monday, by Phillip Jacobus A number
of others made deliveries. At Westby
Mr.. Bekkedal opened his warehouse with
a full crew of sorters.
A lob of surgery is displayed on a
large eagle that attracts attention at
Arnold & Davis drug store. The bird
was captured on the farm of L. G.
Scboenberger at West Prairie A bro
ken wing made him approachable. The
old fellow wears one leg in a plaster
cast.
in the case of Frank J. Ganser of
Union Center vs the Hillsboro & North
saster Railway Co. in circuit court at
Mansion this week, the jury brought in
a verdict IL favor of Mr.. Ganser. The
inrv allowed Ganser $35 per acre for the
land crossed by the railroad and $500
damages. making the whole amoun
about S60s 1t is said that the railroad
company will take the case TO the su-
prene court. rt.-Hillsboro Sentry.
The holidays will soon be here and
our merchants are making extensive
preparations to meet the demands OF
| their customers for the holiday trade;
Their display of seasonable goods will
/, he greater than ever this season and you
can find in Viroqua something Just suit
able for a present for relative or friend.
Sharn competition makes prices right,
as the goods are sold on small margin.
Spend your money for presents at home
this season.
4 An exchange expresses our sentl-
1 rlents in the following IL Is quite sur
q prising to the editor. sometimes to have
q patrou come into our ofice and give us
an item of news, and apologize as though
his visit might be considered an intru'
sion. No one is more welcome than the
man who brings in items of news even i
il does not concern himself. We natural
" consider every man who furnishes an