Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-12
TOBACCO NOTES.

milwaukee journal.
TOBACCO NOTES.
The Bekkedal- -Hazen and Pretzfeld
, warehouses arc now running at full
blast, the former having opened on
Monday, and the latter, today. The
Helgeson warehouse will commence op-
erations on Monday next. Placing of
fixtures in Eckhart's new building is
not yet completed. They probably will
not be ready for business until after the
holidays.
Quite extensive deliveries of tobacco
are being made AS a whole the goods
so far received are in excellent condi-
ton.
The foggy condition of the atmos-
phere, this afternoon, augurs well for
another stretch of lease" weather. 1t
would certainly be a nice thing for
growers to be able to take down all Of
their crops so early in the season.
Gift makers great opportunity at
Towner's.
Holiday bargains at the Fair Saw
ings Store.
Soc pillow tops at 25c at the Fair
Savings Store.
See the Brown Music company's
ad in this week issue.
VIM Hutchison has been seriously
IL for a number of days.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Editor Graves spent Sunday at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Lapham.
Capt. w L. Riley and Mr.. Louis
Monti of Genoa, attended court here,
today.
Monks apples are going. Call now
and see them as some of the varieties
are about gone.
Hello, Central! Give me los Viro-
qua-J Ohm Dawson & Co., Insurav ce.
They will pay the toll.
That feed-mill outfit at Chas. s.
Slack & Co.'S is winner every time.
Get one, Mr.. Farmer.
Young peoples society of Lutheran
church will meet at the parsonage on
"Wednesday evening, December IS.
Candy, candy, we have every thing
in the candy line. Come and buy your
candy of US for Christmas.
C. ]. Severson & Co.
We didn't forget the babies.
Scores of nice gifts for the little folks.
You can make them happy at small
cost Jos. Boehrer, the Jeweler
J. H. Schroeder of Viola, delivered
his 3-acre crop of tobacco to the Pretz-
field warehouse in this city, today The
contract price was 15c straight and he
returned home plethora in purse to the
tune of 1854.
oh, my, try the Omega cream
separator sold by Chas. S. Slack & Co.
and get the latest and best cream sep
arator on the market. Ask the many
happy users who have paid for their
machines and will recommend the
omega" with smiles on their faces.
The La Crosse G. Southeastern rail
way train made special stop at the Preus
crossing Tuesday morning, to enable
Judge Fruit and AttorneysC. w. Graves
and C. M. BuCt, Jr., of this city, and
w. S. Burroughs of La Crosse, to look
the surroundings over. The question
between Mrs. Preus and the aforesaid
railway will be taken up in this term of
court.
The large audience that greeted
Rev. Ernest Oneal of Chicago, on Tues
day ev ming last, is very enthusiastic
in its praise of his eloquent and sensible
talk on Popular Fallacies." This was
he third number of the 1867 lecture
course which promises to be the most
successful course ever given here. The
next number is in February and viii be
humorous lecture by Strickland w.
Gillian.
John McQuirnell, the man that has
been held in Jail for some time on a
charge of an assault on Mrs. Henry
West, was released Wednesday on a
bond of $1,000, which was given by his
uncle, who lives near Hillsboro. On
account of McQuirnelFs mental and
physical condition it was thought best
to let him go where he cared for by
friends. 1t is thought his death may
be looked for at any time. = Richland
Rustic.
The Viroqua publicl library is prov
ing the wisdom of those who en-
conraged the establishment of this
cultivating influence. Young people,
many of whom might otherwise be
tempted to places of idleness and mis-
chief, are spending their evenings at
the library, reading good literature.
This should be urged upon those whose
inelinations are for places Of question
able Character. When the reading
habit is formed, the young folks will go
to the library like iucks to pond.