Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-29

DR.. Suttle made trip to Appleton
on Odd Fellow affairs.
New line OF fancy rugs just received
at Severson 81 Co.'S.
H p. Proctor has been granted a
pension by the government.
For lamps of every description, go
to Towner's.
Fine furs at low prices Must close
them out. TATE's BIG STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rogers
spend Thanksgiving with Madison rela-
tives.
Ross Stricken arrived home from
Colorado, where he has been for his
health.
The baby boy born to Rev. and Mrs.
J. E. Evans died on Thursday night, at
Viola.
Dolls of every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's
Misses Mytle Arlington and Nellie
Mahoney are spending Thanksgiving in
La Crosse.
Clarence Webb returned from Mil
waukee after completing a course In
business college.
Alfred Gjelstrup is assisting in the
postofice during the temporary absence
of Roy Primmer. k
Miss Lulu Love is taking course
in professional nursing in one OF the
La Crosse hospitals.
BY a score of 63 to 2, Hillsboro bask-
ct ball team defeated Baraboo Y. M. Z.
A. team at Hillsboro
Don't buy your holiday goods until
you see Towner's immense line, which
is larger than ever.
Dick Morley and family remove
from Viroqua to take up residence in the
village of Readstown.
Bert and Lawrence Marsh departed
for New Mexico last week, where they
enter into railway service.
Rob. Rice returned home today. He
has been employed the past season as
musician With a circus troupe.
The CENSOR enjoy ed business and
social call from Mr.. E. B. Hyde of Re-
treat, while in the city last Thursday.
w. f. Fisher, the new dealer, sells
flour, feed, oil meal, baled hay and
straw Location, Nichols block; phone
No. Is.
The homecomings for Thanksgiving
are many, especially among students
who are taking work at the higher in
situations of learning.
The Sparta delegation of dozen
that always spends the cold months at
Biloxi, Mississippi has taken up quarters
there for the present winter.
Five young people attended the spe-
cial examination for teachers given at
the court hoUse last Friday and Saturday
by Superintendent Gardner
Why not examine our line OF furs
when you wish something in this lnei
We carry the most complete stock in the
city of Viroqua. SEvERSoN q Co
H. F. Fitch of Sterling town, was
adiudged insane and ON Friday last was
conveyed to the Mendots asylum by
Sheriff Ward He has wife and three
children.
Delicious and toothsome are those
Swiss milk chocolates, manufactured by
the celebrated La Crosse confectioner,
Kratchwill Ask your dealer for them.
Having disposed of his farm six
miles southwest of Viroqua, Mr.. j. w.
Gilman will sell at auction, Thursday,
December 7th, stock, farm tools. grain,
hay and many other things.
TO our already large stock of mems
and boys shoes we have added COM
plete line of ladies and children's shoes
THE BOSTON.
Mr.. P. J. McManamy was county
seat caller from Genoa on Friday. He
is now q horny handed farmer" and
says that he enjoys 1t after several years
of confinement in country store.
The Record says that Cashton hunt
ers are having good luck hunting rab-
bits. John Schrier bagged Is one day
and Tom Borgerson and Henry Bohl Sc
cured, besides other game, IL Dummies.
Mrs. John H. Chase received news
of the accidental death of brother, G.
T. Nye, who was run over and killed by
locomotive near Colfax, Louisiana, his
home. He was railroad man, leaves q
wife and two children.
From local paper published at his
home in Ouintop, Indian Territory, we
learn that Attorney Guy A. Curry, for
merly of this place, has been chosen
delegate to represent the territory before
The annual bazaar by ladies of the
Methodist Aid society will be given on
Saturday, December 16. in Relief Corps
hall, when large variety of things will
be offered for sale. The market and
supper will offer many good things to
eat.
"A novel dance entertainment will be
given at the Opera house for Thanksgiv-
ing. At o'clock the hall will be dark
ened and social dance opened, music by
the orchestra, to continue to II 80 in the
evening. Refreshments will be served
to those desiring.
The Mystic Workers lodge of this
city, will give dance on Thursday ev-
eGing, December Z, at Opera hall. Each
member is privileged to invite one per.
son. Music will be furnished by the
Eagles Earp orchestra of Chicago, and
the price of tickets will be 75c.
On Tuesday COL C.E Morley and
wife and son Chauncey departed for
Washington, d c., where Mr.. Morley
will resume his position as assistant
book-keeper in the House of Representa-
tives. They will be absent till adjourn.
ment of congress some date next spring
or summer.
information from Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, is to the effect that Mrs. Ida
Cory has been obliged, because of con-
tinued iii health, TO give mp her privaae
hospital, which she has conducted with
success for two years, and is soon to re-
move to Spokane, where her son Stanley
lives.