Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-14
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Readstown Woodmen have elected the
following officers for ensuing year:
Consul, w. j. Randall; Clerk, W. C.
Rosson; Advisor, ]. H. Sine; Banker.
H. B. Van Winter; Escort, Herman
Sentry, Jonathan Ward; Past Consul,
E. t. Van Winter.
Mr.. Frank Dele, pioneer Of the
village of Cashton, died suddenly from
heart failure. Mr.. Dele resided in
Vernon county for many years, con-
Quoting store at Newry.
Lloyd Gorsline has embarked in the
blacksmith business for himself at
Cashton. He learned the trade in this
city and has worked at Westby for two
years past.
A crew of carpenters are engaged in
building railroad stock yards at Newry,
recently ordered by the state railroad
commission. This ought to give some
zest to business in that hamlet
Two town of Stark citizens, Ole o.
Tuhus and w. L. ,McVev assseed A.
T. Jordan In the mercantile business at
West Lima. Mr.. McVey will have ac-
tive management of the new firms af-
fairs.
At Brush Hollow a new cheese fac
tory is in course of construction, to be
opened for operation next spring by
Charles Good. present manager of Ross
factory. Among the incorporators are
Willard Beaver, E. w. Cox, f. B. Nc
Garry, Albert Jacobs, Hobart Groves.
Tuesday night eight new members
were taken into the Woodman lodge
and one of the number had the 5,cas-
ure of taking the "Third Degree" ID.
o. Mahoney, DIR. w. w. Hanson. Abb
ner Silbaugh, Oscar Branstad and Lloyd
Hall came up from Viroqua to assist in
the work. A large crowd of Woodmen
of Cashton and vicinity turned out to
witness and assist in the limitations.
After the work of the evening, Royal
Neighbor ladies came to the hall in a
body and brought with them oyster
soup, sandwiches, cake and coffee and
the tables were soon spread and all en-
joyed a hearty midnight supper. The
Woodmen and Neighbors are jolly lot
and always have good time on these
occasions. -Cashton Record.
Chaseburg's new banking enterprise
is about to open for business in the
handsome and well-equipped new build
ing erected especially for that purpose.
The following gentlemen have been
elected officers: President, r. B. Hoyt;
Vice President, G. A. Kaeppler; Cash
Ter, j. w. Lowe; Directors, X. b. Hoyt,
G. A. Kaeppler, John Graf, Fred Dunn
mer, r. Lamprich.
Speed the day of wireless politics, of
the noiseless automobile, of the safety
pin aeroplane, of the non-collapsible
and non-combustible balloon, of the
painless extraction of money, Of nerve
less nerves and the barkless dog, Of
the taleless liar, briefly of the noisless
noise.
Christmas giving has long been and
will probably continue chief charac-
teristic of the days observance. By
such means do love and friendship find
happy expression But with it all let
as not forget the first great Christmas
gift, which came from the Father of
Lights with whom there Is neither var
iableDess nor shadow Of turning-a gift
which is ours not only for all time but
for all eternity as well.
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Christmas tree trimmings at the
10c store.
Souvenir spoons and all kinds of
silver at Towner's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Don't buy Christmas candies until
you see Towner's assortment.
Coming next week, Friday and Sat
urday, Bulger and his trained goats.
The celebrated Watkins remedies
can be secured Of NJ. J. Nelson at the
residence of Ole Vedum, across street
opposite from Thayer's lumber yard,
Viroqua.
Auction Sale Of Stock and implements
On my farm II miles west Of Viro-
qua, Wednesday, December ~, will
sell horses, cows, young stock, brood
sows and shoats, farm machinery, elo-
yer seed. stock roots, hay, grain, house
hold effects. Sale at 1000, free lunch