Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-31

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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.
Clarke CT Monday 9pound son.
20 per cent discount on fancy dishes
and statuary at Tate's Big store.
Go to the Delicatessen restauran
for your meals, in the Opera block.
10 per cent discount on dress goods,
silks and trimmings at Tate's Big store.
Stella, Ethel, Clinton and Ralph
Nuzum are attending house party at
M4uston
-Eor rent. six room house. Immed-
tie possession given. Inquire of Lee
R ayner, Viroqua.
Wanted, number of boarders, gem
tlemen preferred. Call on Mrs. John
Hammond, Viroqua.
The boys of Jos. Pulver's caIoping
club gave party at Pulver's store,
Thursday night
"A crowd of eight young people drove
up from Viola Tuesday afternoon, re-
turning in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs E. Tilton are spending
a month in Clark and Wood counties
with their sons and daughter.
No cure SO sure as FL w Barker's
Cougn, Catarrh, Consumption r emedy
at Johnson's drug store. Try it.
Remember, we not only give salts
faction, we give the most change lack.
Jos BoEHRER, Jew eler.
Lost, between Rusk farm and Hen
ry Reynolds, gray shawl. Finder
please leave same at Solverson livery
barn
The soldiers relief commission, COM
posed of Jos Cowan, o. G. Stevens and
John NJ. Vance, transacted business in
this city yesterday.
We just want TO remind you that
we are still selling the best apple offered
this year and in greatest variety.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Editor E. G. Bum of Westby, was
in town ON business, yesterday. He
was accompanied by his sister of Trem-
pealeau county who is paying him a
visit.
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 S5 cents, Mil
waukee Sentinel at 80 cents.
Leslie Smith, student in one of Chi
cago's medical colleges, has been spend
ing a few days at home He will grad
nate from Hsnnemap college next June,
when his four years term will expire.
Howard G. Miller, former superin-
tendent of schools, has removed from
Sparta to Chicago He has been en-
ployed in the purchasing department of
the Northwestern Railroad Company
for couple of years past.
saas
want it right There is but one right
kind of a ring 1t must suit the occa-
sion and please the recipient. Here you
will find the right ring FOR any occasion,
any taste. Jos. ROEHRER, Jeweler.
Save your money and get one of
those heating stoves at Chas. s. Slack q
Co.'S that will burn wood or coal. One
ton of soft coal is equal to five cords of
the average stove wood when used
with our latest style heating stoves.
John Ingvalson, Jr, of FIandrau,
South Dakota. was + CENSOR caller on
Friday last. He is a guest of A Fl.
Nelson of Coon Valley. While in Wis
consin, Mr.. Ingvaldson embraced the
of capturing Badger girl,
having been recently welded in Trem-
pealeau county
The old Westby business corner, q
land mark in the village of Westby, was
sold on Monday for the handsome sum
of S. 600, 1t was purchased by Torval
Unseth and Hans Brendun. The CEN
SoR is advised that the old building
will probably be removed and a fine
business block take its place
--Nels Solverson and wife and Miss
Lena Hooverson went to Soldiers Grove
OF Saturday last to be present at the
marriage of John G. Hoovelson, bro her
of the ladies, who was joined in ed
lock to Miss Carrie Gald. Rev. John
Hendrikson of this city, Performed the
ceremony. 1t was big family gather
ing.
On Christmas morning there came
very near being cleanout at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. R. Casson. A home
Christmas Tree caught fire, which was
covered '. tn cotton and other quick ig-
hitting material, but it was quickly car
ried from the house before serious dam
age resulted except destruction OF some
presents displayed thereon.
Bryan J. Castle, at one time pub
Usher of the DeSoto Republican. and a
former resident of this county, has been
appointed chief clerk of the state land
office, to succeed Col. G. E Morley of
this city. The appoin. comes
through the land commissioners-secre-
tary of state attorney general and state
treasurer. Mr.. Castle resides at Madison.
Ringing Bros. received 1T Baraboo,
Friday, eight elephants, four zebras and
one rhinocaros, which they purchased
from the famous Hagenbsch collectors
in Germany. The elephants came di-
rectly from Ceylon and were in charge
of their native keeper, who will remain
with them The rhlnoceros Is tine
specimen and is said to be the only cne
in America.
"A small wreck occurred on the Mil
waukee road in the Sparta yards Friday
morning, when she Viroqua branch en-
gine ran into baggage car. The car
and engine were slightly damaged, ana
the engine crew escaped without any
injuries outside of good shaking 1p.
In consequence of this smash-up the
morning passenger train arrived in VIZ
oqua three hours late.
The G. B g. Q proposes 10 be more
strick IN the future regarding passen-
gers on special stock trains and has
given notice that only the owners or
bona fide employees viii be permitted
to accompany stock. In recent wreck.
where FIVE men were killed on stock
train, three of them had no connection
with the stock business, yet the COM
pany will be expected to pay for the
damage incurre1