Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-02

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site postofice, Viroqua.
Burton Waters Of Boscobel, is visi
ting his parents at Springville.
Attorney Sullivan was a count
seat caller from Ontario on Saturday.
No dang * Of consumption if you us
Foley's Honsy and Tar. A. j. johnson
Helen Munson spent half-week a
home, coming from the state university
DO you want to buy good pictur,
at a reasonable price3 If 30 go to Tow
ner's.
Miss Millie Jordan c. me from Cash
ton TO pass Thanksgiving vacation Al
home.
William p. Morley is off on tour
of inspection of Washington, Oregon
and the great west
--springville W. G. T. q. will NEE,
with Mrs. jerome Favor Thursday, De
cember 2, at II o'clock.
Miss Esther Butt came from hel
teaching duties at La Crosse to spend
Thanksgiving at home.
Now is the time to get good dr.v.
ing or work horse. We have thirty for
sale. Inquire at our Office.
CHAs s. SLACK & Go.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Spellum ar.
rived in the city the first of the week
from Aberdeen, South Dakota, to visit
relatives and friends.
Attorney G. NJ. Masters of Sparta,
attended the funeral of his mother in
New York state, who died at the age of
ninety-nine years.
Our third and last car Of potatoes
in here Wednesday next. Send in your
orders at once.
CAssoN 81 THOMPSON.
Frank Benes and Martin Sebranek,
two of the leading Bohemian farmers of
Dilly community, were In the city on
business last Friday.
Children enjoyed their first coast
ing on Saturday last, with snow an inch
deep Sunday morning an embryo
blizzard prevailed for two hours.
-Strayed upon my premises Nov. %,
q black stock hog. Owner please call,
pay charges and take same away.
ARTHUR ROGERS, Viroqua.
For sale or exchange for small farm
s acres of land, good dwelling, tobacco
house with other improvements, in city
Of Viroqua. Inquire at CENSOR Office.
John s Dregne received dispatch
from his daughters, who are students in
Jewett, Iowa, L1tne AN college, that the
institution burned Monday. No one In
jured
Louis Spellum came from Neills-
vilis to visit the old hoL,e two days. He
IS engaged with Oscar spellum in the
grocery business, 1rts fine
trade.
Near DeSoto, a. Iago, Bur
lington passenger tl 1e a freight
a rear-end collision, ng from the
track and demolis ree freight
cars.
The Lutheran Sy urch lutefisk
social which was ~ been given
Saturday evsningo 's ,ek, has been
postponed till Thursday night, Dec. 10,
in Relief Corps hall.
Frank Miushall returned from In
dependence, Iowa, bringing young
stallion, which has the marks of q fine
animal and swift trotter He is of
Hambletonian stock, II months old, a
beautiful bright bay and stylish actor
Monday the Readsto wn hunting
party arrived here. bringing ten deer,
the number permissible to kill The
gentlemen report good outing but hard
work to secure deer. The party con-
sisted of DR. Henika. Aaron Glass
Frank Aiken, Charley Moore, Harrison
Smith.
AS the needle follows the magnet,
so we expect everybody to follow us to
our store We invite all, including our
competitors, to see our holiday goods.
Come when you can; in the meantime
select Your Christmas presents. They
may not last long.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Potatoes and apples are still being
received by our merchants. Pretty un-
certain for them. Casson & Thompson
had one car load o. apples shipped from
New York that were valueless when re-
ceived hee and were eclined by the
dealers. Improper protection and de-
lay along the route caused the trouble.
-Burnette. one Of the new counties
in Northern Wisconsin, Is famous for
names At the late session Of its county
board they created new town out Of
the old town of Rusk, to be known as
Roosevelt. This gives the county Of
Burnette four towns named after lead
ing republicans of the stata and nation.
They are: Rusk, Blaine, La Toilette and
Roosevelt
Rev. G. w. Nuzum went to Cash
ton, on "Wednesday last. TO perform the
ceremony which made Frank Stout and
Mable Rabbit man and wife. The
young man is son of Stanley Stout of
Liberty. and the lady daughter of B.
c. Rabbit, former resident Of Bloom
ingdale and Viola. The compile made
visits in this city and Ross during the
past week. They were rendered q
hearty reception by Cashton Odd Fell
lows on saturday evening,
The swiftness of Uncle Sans move
ments Is illustrated in letter just at
hand from DR.. Porter. Postmarked at
Boston $50 p. m, Sunday, delivered in
Viroqua s o'clock Tuesday morning. 80
hours, distance of 1, 1886 miles That's
travelling some. A gentleman at our
elbow says it takes him six days to get
letter from Sugar Grove to Viroqua
ard return, Is miles Thus the efficient
service of the government Is negatived
by jumbling Of rural and star routes
in local communities.
Suppose the farmers of this country
should decide to stop the plow and hang
! up the hoe for a year, what would be
the result, is the pertinent question
asked by an exchange. The same papel
says: Millionairs may hoard their
/ money and create q panic; miners may
/ go on a strike and create q coal famine
railroads may combine and paralyze
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