Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-03
a Happy New Year.

Mrs. Lqphsm of Sparta, is spending
the winter with her sons, Frank and G.
W. Graves.
Misses May McKittrick and Eta
Butt return the last Of the week to lsh-
peming, Michigan
WIN. Groves, of the firm OF Groves
d Schroeder of Viola, was a business
caller in our city last Saturday.
Best all wool Ingram carpets at soc
per yard at our closing ont sale.
TATE's BIG STORE.
We lead on mems pants. OK breech-
es, another pair free if they rip.
THE FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
Mrs Fl. L. Rayner is spending a
few weeks in Quinton, Indian Territory,
the guest Of her aughter, Mrs Gny
Garry.
Thos Henry and wife came from
Dunn county TO pass holidays with their
numerous relatives Mr. Henry is prin.
cipal of schools at Eu Gale.
Andrew T. Sollee has purchased a
hsif interest in the candy kitchen OF n.
e. Perry. The new partnership went
into effect on New Years day.
j. Omundson has a $75 credit Ger.
tifcate from the Brown Music Company.
Anyone wishing TO buy q piano from
them call or him for transfer.
"A store Of beautiful new decorated
iewelrY-the latest styles. Solid gold,
line festoon necklaces
Jos ROFHRER. tho Jeweler
AT Mork's feed store yon win find
all kinds of feed for all kinds of stock
hay, straw ear corn, shelled corn, oats,
wheat. screenings, barley. Phone 80.
Our entire stock must loo closed out
You have the best opportunity TO buy
seasonable goods at our closing ont
prices. TATE's BIG STORE
Scott Cultis received green Christ
mas rememhrances from his mother in
Alabama, in the fern of iaponica flow
ers, beautiful in blossom and luster of
plant.
Prof. Smith of Westby, was in the
hui" on Friday, and while here made
transfer of his Third ward residence
property and acre of land to Mr.. j. s.
Trap.
Hon J. L DeHart, of Livingston
Montana, passed through the city few
days ago enroute home. He had been
paying visit to the old home at West
Lima.
Relatives here receive glad news of
the arrival of Christmas daughter in
the home of Jasper Peterson, at Water.
loo, Iowa. where Mr.. Peterson and wife
now reside
Perry Mcmillan, the young man
who was apprehended here by the sher-
if few days since, was taken to Rich
land Center and given thirty days Jail
sentence for stealing a harness
Installation in the Furdy Modern
Woodman lodge takes place on Satur
day evening January 9th An oyster
supper viii be served after installation.
All Woodmen, their wives and ladies
invited.
Mrs Arthur Rogers, whose ad APP
pears in this paper has just received
from Fred True of Minnesota, the finest
White Holland gobbler we ever saw.
He tips tne scales at so pounds and il a
prize winner.
DO not buy fur coat til yon have
seen our line with reduced prices. Have
had good business in this line but we
have a good line yet to select from. An
guaranteed and the most reliable makes.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
John Pinkhsm, of Soldiers Grove
community, died at St Francis hospital
in La Crosse, from peretonitis, after a
short illness. The remains arrived in
this city, Thursday evening, and were
taken home for interment.
Please bear in mind every article
you buy of me will be engraved free of
oh q VIII - 1,
much, any amount from the letter A to
words or lines. J. w. LUCAS
Jeweler and Opticisu.
Judge Mahoney appointed Miss
Ruby DeLap as registrar in probate for
Vernon county. Miss DeLap has been
connected with the office as clerk and
stenographer for the past two years,
and has proved her efficiency in the re.
sponsible position.
The families of l.. J. Martin and
DR., A. p. Minshall moved during the
snow storm last week. The doctors
family Is now settled in their new home
and Martins are occupying the M ID.
Chase residence.
-Messrs. John p. Franzini and o. M.
Cole, De Soto business men, were in the
city last Thursday on probate business.
They were mortified to find that the
wheel conveyance which brought them
here proved a Jonah, having to plow
home through fence nigh snow drifts.
Bat they are gentlemen who can appre.
ciate good joke.
His congregation and the public
generally, learn with sincere regret of
the purpose of Rev John A. Stemen to
take mp another field of ministerial la.
Dor, Stevens Point being the objective
station. He will however, remain with
his Congregational flock till about the
e.. of February. His formal resigna-
tion was rendered to the congregation
at Sunday mornings service.
Mr., G. W. Delap was caller from
Genoa, last Thursday. He reported
very sad death Of one of the leaning
Young mothers OF his community Mrr,
Q G. Johnson, who died suddenly, at
the age OF abont forty years geven or
eight children. all quits young, are left
70 the tender care OF the bereayed hus.
band Funeral was largely attended M
Romance church on Thursday.
After running his engine past eight
stations at the rate of sixty miles an
hour without 3 single stop. the Chicago.
Milwaukee q ST Paul railroad officials
had Charles NJ. Warren removed fro
his cab ut GAINESVILLE. on the 2ist inst
II was found that the man had gone IN.
sane. and sfter being examined he was |
&c II To the Mendoza asvlum Warren
sent his train down grades and around