Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-09
Special Notice

Hav ing leased the Michel building
which gives seating capacity for $50
more students, the W. B. U. is pleased
to announce that it can again accept
students, but as nearly 100 Of the addi-
tional seats are already reserved, no STU
dents will be enrolled for later entrance
than Jan. 8. 1904. Those interested
should make arrangements at once, as
we believe that every seat will be re-
served during this month, and we can
can secure more room until next fall
For beautiful catalogue containing the
portraits Of nearly one thousand gradu-
ates now employed, and full informa-
tion relative to courses of study, rates
of tuition, etc, address Wisconsin Busi-
ness University, La Crosse, Wis.
---Nobby mafiers ana sweaterstts at
the Boston.
Swell Cluett and Monarch brand
shirts at the Boston.
Just received, beautiful line of neck.
wear and handkerchiefs at The Boston.
--Lutefisk social and supper by the
Synod church ladies in w. r. @, hall
this Thursday evening.
Will Selbach and R. P. Dalton
drove from Rockton and were in the city
on business, Tuesday night.
Conductor Rosencrans of the Kick
apoo li-e, and Editor Babcock of Sol
diers Grove, were in the city briefly on
Tuesday.
Paul Christopherson of Trempea-
lean county, is visiting Ludwig Sands
mark and other relatives in this COM
munity.
Miss Olena Logan has finished her
apprenticeship in Mrs. Ssrgent's dress
making shop, and returned home yes
terday. ..-..--s.
Retreat Methodist ladies will give
a fair December 81, at which great
variety of useful and ornamental pres
sents will be sold.
The Vernon County Land Co., has
sold to Charles M. Green one of John j.
Hammond's tenement properties located
in the east part of the city.
Robert Hornoy received the sad in.
telligence of the Seath of his brother,
Thomas, at Tea Garden, Indiana, OF
heart disease, aged seventy-five years.
The large plate glass window in the
front of the Vernon county bank, from
some unknown cause, has been gradual.
ly cracking until it is now ruined, tho
still in place.
Its advisable for the person who
took an overcoat not belongin to him
from L. A. Larsou's restaurant, on Sat
urday last, to return same to restaurant
and receive his own.
Near Folsom, at tire farm of Gus.
trod Thompson, DR.. Mott discovered
two well defined cases OF glanders In
Mr.. Thompson's working Seam. The
state veterinarian has been notified.
Mrs Bennett has nice line of toys,
pictures, books, novelties, candies and
other Christmas goods and delica.
cies at her rariety store first door east Of
Towner's. She solicits share Of your
trade.
Butter and eggs are rather rich for
poor stomachs and purses these times
Eggs 26 cents. A neighboring cream.
eryman says 1T will pay to feed COWS
heavy this winter, as butter will be 3C
cents pound later.
Mr.. Lattamore, one of the aged cit.
! izeDs of Stoddard, a former resident
here, died at the age of 81 years, last
Saturday. The remains were taken tC
Brush Hollow for interment Rev. Bat
ters conducting the service. Mr.. Lstta
more was an old soldier.
While in La Crosse last Saturday
Nels KrogaE Of this place, WIS conhden
ced out of fifty dollars. II occurred il
prominent saloon of the town. Tit
fellow became familiar with Mr.. Krog
an, and at the proper opportunity liftet
tine money, which was carried In an in
side vest pocket. SO sleek was the fsi
low in leaving the place that the polio
were unable to locate him.
There is not present the usual larg
crowd Of Htigants, attorneys and wit
neses that court week brings 10 Yiroqua
Hotels are not overcrowded as at mos
terr = Outside attorneys present a
court are Byron d. Shear Of Oklahoma
J. T. Dithmar, Elroy, @. A. Crydeman
Mansion, Burroughs and Boshard Of La
Crosse, A f. Drew, of LaFarge, Ra
B. Graves, of Sparta, E. B. Hsrkip, o
Hillsbero.