Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-19


giving
Plenty of mud and country roads
are hard TO naviga te.
Viola was defeated at football by
Richland Center, 80 to o.
-Robt. Kalhar, Newton's hustling
young merchant. was in the city on
business, Monday.
Mr.. N G. Schlottman, one of De
Sotos enterprising young men, will
soon remove to Ladysmith
Fire does burn and small fire of
ten causes a heavy damage. Go to John
Dawson & Co for in Jurance.
Frank Dickson of this city, has been
engaged to instruct the Cashton band,
giving them two recitals week.
President Roosevelt is hunting black
bear in Mississippi, and his party is re-
ported with having good success.
Editor Bum of Westby. dined at
the asylum with the rest of the news
paper aristocrstsg last Thursday
Il am now located in Miss Wise's
millinery store, and prepared to do all
kinds of sewing. ALICE HUNTER.
For SALE, an elegant bunch of year
llnR GuOpHttALG IdlAtEs GU dDACNC as AN1Ss
as they last. Esquire of FRED STALL.
"A carload of fine New York apples
will arrive this week for asson &
Thompson. Leave your orders at once.
On the 10th instant Mrs Murray, an
old time resident of Hillsboro commun
ity. died, aged IS years, paralysis causing
death.
The Chaseburg Touring mills, own
ed by J. W. Hoyt 81 Sons, have been
sold to p Mr., Koeig, and possession has
been taken.
Frank Stout has sod his interest in
the Cashton brick yaia and purchased
half interest in the telephone company
Of that town.
Recess in the Viroqua high school
is abandoned for the winter months at
least. School dismisses at 1850 a. IL.
and 400 p. IA.
C P. Favor has purchased the stock
and saloon bus ness of 81. Lang, located
in the Butt corner Mr.. Lang will re-
move to Sparta.
The lady branch of ViroGra
knights of Macabees will hold BASKET
sociable at W. R. c. hall Wednesday
evening next, Nov. 20.
Go to Johuson's drug store and get
bottle of H. w Barker's Cough, Ca
tarrh, Consumption Remedy. 1t will
please you Nothing like it.
Judge Mahopey had legal business
before the circuit court al Prairie du
CHEN, last week He passed Sunday
in La Crosse on mis- return.
For next thirty days will sell all
trimmed and ready-to-wear hats at
greatly reduced prices.
MYRTLE WISE, Milliner.
Why dout you get that old clock
repaired? Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to you? Phone 115.
Rev. Belland, pastor of one of the
Lutheran churches at Minneapolis, Wis
tied at the old home in Christiana, and
with his sister, Mrs Olson, in this city.
-Thos. Gosling of Hancock, spent a
day in this city with his brother, Fl. G.
He is well pleased with his new north
ern home where he recently moved from
Liberty.
Special meeting of the w. G. T. u.
will be held at the residence Of Mrs.
Frank Primmer, Tuesday, Nov. 25th at
$50 D. m. All members requested to be
present.
Mrs Seymour of Retreat, has been
a great sufferer for three months, hav-
/ ing had three operations on one of her
ears She is being treated at La
Crosse hospital
AT Westby, last Thursday. Casper
Tattle a workman on Hon. A. FL. Dahl's
faI1 k,nr nd ~.
five feet, breaking an arm and cutting
some bad gashes in his face.
| IT. G. ConkIin is receiving visit
from his brother who rec ntly returned
from the Klondike country He has
had varied experience th-re, hav ng
made wo trips in the past three years.
The village of Westby has purchas-
ed eight arc lights to be installed when
the new municipal lighting plant is put
in operation. The Times reports that
the machinery for the plant is expected
to arrive any day.
Are you puzzled as to what TO give
for Christmas; as to what will be most
pleasing to each particular friendY Iou
can decide in moment by mere
glance at our new stock of Holiday
goods. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweier.
-Chas. S. Green hauled over from
La Fargo, last Thursday, a load of fin
ishing lumber to have prepared by Nus
tad Brothers for use in The new brick
farm residence he is Just completing
near the village of La Fargo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele former
residents of Viroqua, nov OF Portage,
lost their three-year-old daughter, the
little one dying of pneumonia. The
J child was granddaughter of MIR. and
{ Mrs. J. S Jenness of Cashton.
Dr. ]. F. Brown, a former well
known man and physician Of Soldiers
Grove, now of Mazomauie has been ap
pointed phvscian for the state prison al
. Waupur. DR. Brown has fine qnaliti
. cations for the important station.
Z The county board will adjourn
i about Friday morning We had mum
!, Der of notes prepared on their dolngs
. visit to the institutions, etc, but pres
sure on our columns prevent use or tn
r same. We will review their WORK Il
i next weeks issue.
d The United Cigar Company ha
a leased the tobacc warehouse OF . ID
y HeIgeson in this city. They will han
= die their large purchases of this sect1ol
4 here. Fred Eckhardt has leased an
will use the Espeseth house when tn
va packing season opens.
" The number of pupils enrolled i
1f all the educational institutions of th
te country, public and private, primar'
&c secondary and highe-. was II, 299, OF