Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

will lead up to this period Renewed
storms of rain and snow will appear IN
most parts. The month generally wiz
be given over to snow storms and bl q
yards in the north and disagreea Jla
weather in the south.
Lecture Friday night.
See our line Of Japanese ware at
The Big Store.
DR.. Carl Peterson and family visited
relatives in the city.
-R. w. Baldwin, dentist, opposite
postofiice, Viroqua.
Buy your dress goods, underwear
and hosiery at THE BIG STORE:
Mantle and novelty clocks. fine
line J. w. LUCAS, Jeweler, Optician
Rev. l.. G. jacobson win preach
the Christian church Sunday morning
next at 1880
! DIR. Morgan Wood, the famous
! preacher author and orstor at Opera
| house, January s.
Charles Conaway of Clinton town,
! was among the CENsoR's business call
! ers on Tuesday
Good living rooms TO rent for small
! family, central section Of city, Inquire
i at the CENSOR Office.
DIR. Morgan Wood at Opera house,
Friday evening, January g. Do not fail
J TO hear him
Call and find out how to get = barrel
! Of -four free with a sack Of Jersey LileY'
/ at 81 D. Williams q CO.
Prof. Elmer Smith Of Westby, was
] in the city on Saturday. he reports the
I arrival Of d second son at his home.
Where can you best secure reliable
/ insurance. For answer see this issue,
/ second page foot Of seventh column
Miss Ella Nelson, cashier in Cremer's g
| Cashton store is st the home Of her
mother in this city for brief vacation
For sale, Poland stock hog, bought
/ OF Griffin Brothers, S mon tbs old. 20
pounds. Inquire of Sidney Price, Viro-
qua.
Prof. j. X Chorlog, student Of Mil
YANKEE medical college, was in the city
on Friday. He is passing his holiday
vacation at Westby
! That shivering chill means heavier
underwear or a doctors bill Buy tho
| underwear before its necessary to buy
! both. JOHN LAYER Co
! Walter Favor suffered a stroke of
| paralysis on Saturday last, for the time
| being at least, incapacitating him for
business. He is at the Fortney Hotel
The new year was ushered in by
ringing of every church bell in the city
Watch parties, dances and socials were
| the order to see the old year ont and
the new year in.
We are better prepared in the new
year than ever before to fill your every
want in the line of seasonable goods of
highest quality at lowest prices.
JOHN LAYER Co
by some upaccountab.e accident at
the power house, the city was without
electric lights for four nights Every
thing is working we'll again, and the
old greasy lamp has gone Into retire
ment once more.
Are Your dollars dead or aliveg If
Won carry them in your pocket they are
dead If you invest ten of them in one
of our $40 suits or overcoats Shey will
be alive an1 return to you big value.
THE Boston.
"A peculiar accident an ugly scalp
wound, occurred at the depot the other
day, to John Olson of Cashton While
! the train was switching the bell cord
broke, the coupling on the same strik-
| ing MIR. Olson on the head, while sitting
! In the car.
Snow shoveling has been the order
| for q week. That has been The rul,
J throughout the country districts also,
/ where it has been necessary TO clear the
highways by this method. There ia also
| much travel through fields to avoid
mountain drifts in the regular thorough
| fares
Il will sell one or both OF my store
| buildings on South Main street and
| dwelling house and about o. lots in the
! Third ward. / wish my customers to
know that am not going out of bust
| ness. Inquire concerning property at
my millinery store.
MRS. a. o. LARSON.
AT last evenings session of tbs cir7
council a motion was adopted leq1iling
payment in advance of all water tax
| from January to July, date of February
/ first bsing extended for payment of
same. Bills Of so 30 for street work
/ S24G 10 for December electric light and
water pumping, and S117 supreme court
| costa in Barney Olson case, were allowed
In anticipation Of their removal TO
! the county seat, fifty Chaseburg neigh
/ bors Of Sheriff and Mrs Ward took 20
! session Of their home and gave them q
/ genuine surprise On Monday night a
( week ago Until late hour the friends
made it interesting and enjoyable, ex-
/ tending tokens Of remembrance and
well-wishes for the sheriff and his wife
+ in their new duties as occupants Of the
| county hotel
Relatives here are advised Of the
death at his bone in Fairmou1t, Mime.
/ sofa, last Wednesday Of George s.
/ Nichols. member Of one Of the pioneer
I families Of this section. Had Mr.. Mich
OILS survived till February next he would
have attained the remarkable are Of 30
years. He was born in Michigan locat-
ing in Sterling town in 1s49. During
the great rebellion Mr. Nichols served
for four yeras in tbs sth Wisconsin reg
imeut he moved 70 Minnesota ia 1866
but has made frequent Visits 20 relatives
and friends 10 past years. de was 4
half-brother Of Capt. b. G Nichols.
leaves 8 widow and grown family. TINS
another Vernon pioneer and veteran sol.
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