Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-21

Fancy New York apples 81 20 at
Caeson IL Thompson's
Miss EGie Ady is spending her
Christmas al home. She is teaching at
Moline, Illinois.
-Westby is soon to vote on the propo-
sition of aiding the new railroad to the
extent of Ave thousand dollars.
--RevJ N. Potter will occupy the pull
pit at SpringvilIe NJ. f, church next
Sunday. Everybody invited to come.
We can save you money If you buy
your Christmas candies and nuts of as.
Call on as, CAsSoN d THOMPSON.
IF you are going to build house,
barn or any building don't fail so see
Jy1!!sn E Nuzum, the lumbermsn
-G't your Christmas handkerchiefs
of a. ID Williams & Co All kinds. All
prices. Pretty boxes free to put them in.
Gilbert Burkhardt is suffering from
q pgotr acted attack Of typhoid fever. He
is cared for at the home Of Mrs Clarence
Smith
There will be Christmas tree and
enter iainment at Brookviiie church on
Christmas eve, to which everybr " is
invited.
Treasurer Buchanan of giroqua
town announces in this paper his dates
for tax collections ia Viroqua and
'Vestby.
Harold Proctor is disposing of his
personal effects and will sell his Chase
Heights residence, contemplating re-
moval to Texas in early spring.
Mr. and Mrs. S, T. Smith were
called to Sparta the last of the week be-
cause Of the illness of their daughter,
Mrs. John Nelson. Mr.. Smith returned
Monday.
The city council did little business
at Tuesday nights session beyond and
iting salaries of alderman as follows
Connor $37, Brandon $37, Edwards $50,
Foster S36, Spellum $37, Slack &3l.
"A very good portion of the popuia-
tion Of Franklin has been in the city
this week witnesses or spectators at the
criminal trial of George Pureess, who
is held on charge Of assault with intent
TO commit murder
Mr.. John Dsvlin was called to Gut
tenberg, Iowa, to attend the 4uneral of
his aged mother, who departed this life
at the age Of eightyeeven years. She
Iowa, where the family settled in a very
early day.
--Drs. a. J. SUttle and w NJ Trow-
bridge, who have successfully practiced
their profession together during the past
nine years, have dissolved partnership.
Each will continue his chosed profession
in Viroqua, we are pIeased to state, Of
fcing as in the past in the Suttle block.
Sunday at the home on the farm of
Knute Olson, q surprise party was given
in honor Of Theodore Tollefson who I'M
fortunately has consumption, A large
number were present and enjoyed the
occasion Ole j. Nustad assisted in the
arrangements and succeeded in raising
$40 for Mr. Tollefson --Westby Times
Attorney o. r. Skaar Of La Crosse,
had business In circuit court, aHording
him an opportunity 10 renew acquain-
tauces and friendships formed twenty
years ago while resident OF this city.
Attorney w. f, Wolfe, also Of La Crosse,
late candidate for attorney general on
the democratic ticket, was here On legal
matters
Lancaster IL to have p new city Of
fetal. His title is to be wood inspect.
or and inspecte; Of weights and meas
ures His drt.es win be to measure
every load Of wood that is brought into
the city for sale, and to isgue certificate
showing the amount Of wood contained
ia the load. He will also see that scales
in the city ara correct.
--Viroqus has a recently organized
six.pieee orchestra that is meeting with
favor, because il possesses musical talent
and has good execution. Already II dis
penses the latest popular selections for
dance and entertainment parties. 1t Is
composed Of Miss May Martin, violinist
Bernics Banks, pianist; Eddie Norris,
cornet. Bennie Norris, clarionet; Glen
p Wood. aaxophone; Ivan Rosenfsld.
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