Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-23

Merry Christmas .

money 10 lOd-1 on r6ai eetdbc. Oai
on G. Fl. Minshall
-Patronize home industry by attend
ing the Viroqua Business College.
-Viroqua Business college opens j. Z
nary 4, 1904. Write for terms, etc
For sale, forty-acre farm, FIVE iaile:
east of Viroqua. A. ROBINSON.
DO you know that Dickson's studio
is the place to have your pictures taken
Marshal Curtis, jackson and Abner
Silbaugh we're at La Fargo on Monday
--Fo. bargains in real estate call or
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
81 Loan Company.
If you attend the Viroqua Business
College, you get an education that
useful rather than ornamental.
City council allowed bills amount.
ing to $96 70 at Tuesdays meeting, and
audited their salaries of $3.50 from April
81 to date.
Young peoples society of Badax,
will meet at the residence Of Benjamin
Hanson, Sunday, December 27, at 2
o'clock p. IN.
Found, near Liberty Pole cemetery
brown waterproof cape. Owner can
for this notice.
Letters advertised at Viroqua Office:
Lewis N. Seine, Chas. w. Townsend,
Miss Bessie Potter, Miss Olive Hender-
son, Miss Olive Gardner.
If you are on the fence we can help
you over on the right side by calling at
our store at this time of the year.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Mrs. DIR. Moe returned to her home
after short visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Favor. Her little son
remained with his grandparents.
Thomas Ellefson is notified that he
is grandpa, little daughter having ar
rived st the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Ellie Mcintosh, Tuesday morning in
La Crosse.
Anyone can see at a glance that q
boy or girl will learn more by actual
business than by reading about 1t in a
book, hence attend the Viroqua Busi-
ness college. Opens January 4, 1904.
John E. Nuzum was at Hillsboro to
take stock of lumber yard in which he
shares an interest with Don Sherman
He says their first years business was
very satisfactory.
It's like dip in the fountain os
yonth." Touches the check so geatly
that youth fingers on the face of old
age That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35 cents. A. J. johnson.
Treasurer John W. McLees was in
from Harmony on Monday, reporting
big receipts of tax money the first day
his books were open. Chris. Foss was
first to make settlement with him.
"A good horse in Goodell's livery
barn was found dead in its stall, Friday
morning, with broken neck. The an
imal caught one of its hind legs in the
halter strap, fell ever and expired
The first teachers association for
the season will be held by Superinten-
dent Gardner at Chaseburg. Saturday,
.ysnuary O.. Second at La Fargo, Janu-
airy 16. The CENSOR viii publish pro-
grams O. the proper time.
Next Tuesday General and Mrs.
Rogers depart for Washington and the
south, where tney will remain till the
severe weather of Writer Is past. Much
OF their time will bs SCENT in the capi-
tai city of our country
Simon Clawson was in the city last
Thursday, the guest of his nephew, Lyle
Ia g. Mr. Clawson is one of the pio-
neer settlers of this county, having To-
Gated in the town of Harmony, where
he still lives, in the early fifties.
The friends of good government
and free speech should secure big list
of subscribers for the Milwaukee Free
Press in every neighborhood in Vernon
county. The CENSOR can supply the
paper at 25 cents year. Send your
list to the CENSOR office.
Robert Robertson and wife have
taken ana will make good home for a
little 11-year old girl from the state
school Commendable sct May the
little one be blessing to them in the
long future years when age may neces-
state guiding hand.
Mrs. Samuel Henry departed for
Minneapolis, Friday, to spend holidays
with her daughters family. Her grand
daughter, Miss Nellie Hewitt is to be
married New Years evening, to Min
neapolis gentleman. Numerous Viroqua
friends have been invited to the affair.
The Hillsboro Sentry says that a
telephone message from Walton recent
ly brought the news of the serious in
Jury on Tuesday to Albert Good, o
Young man of that locality. A tree fell
onto him while he was chopping in the
woods. and his condition is such that
his recovery is doubtful.
The SIMPLE fact that DR.. Brewer
has made his visits regularly for years,
and at every visit hes an increase OF
practice, affords pretty strong evidence
of his popularity. Those afflicted with
chronic ailments should give him call.
If any can help, DR.. Brewer can do it.
He makes his next visit to the Edwards
Hotel in this city on Wednesday, Decem-
Der 30.
Oliver L Helgeson, one of our best
Young men, was married to Miss Minnie
Thompson, In Chicago, December 10,
where the bride was visiting sister.
Ceremony was performed by Rev. Rygh,
Lutheran minister, at the home OF Lieu
tenant Collins, immediate relatives
only being present. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mrs. s. M. Thomp-
son of Coon Prairie The young couple
are expected home today.
-Messrs, Schick g. Roth of La Crosse,
nave been engaged as architects of the
new addition to our court house. The
county board unanimously adopted
sketch plan given them by John j. nj
Dawson of this city. Mr.. Dawson'i
connection with the John Dawson q
Co. insurance agency, as solicitor, rem
dered ii impossible for him to takt
charge of the work as requested by tht
committee having the building in chargt
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