Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-02

Minneapolis.
Porch bills easily filed at the Viro-
qua Lumber Co.'S
Mics Winifred Baldwin is in Mil
waukee with her sister,
Nelson, the baker, will remove TO
the Butt corner block.
Andrew J. johnson visited the state
capital during last week.
VIM. Weile of La Crosse, died while
visiting relatives near Stoddard
Lumber and coal.
VlEoQUA LUMBER Co
Good house, conveniently located
for rent. Inquire at CENSOR office.
-Lucius Favor has retired from the
firm of Lind 81 Favor restauranters
Geo. w. Russell has purchased the
old Palmer homestead in Third ward.
w. D. Lind has removed his family
and restaurant outfit TO hi new building.
Ask to be sLown through the -eat
Western An:4eS at Rogers and Williams
-Mesdames Il. G, Gardner and H E.
Packard are visiting relatives as Portage
Mics Sadie Wolfe handles the yard
stick at Rogers & Williams dry goods
store.
ia Geary and wife were ovar from
Hamburg to pass Sunday with DR. and
Mrs Surenson.
--Ex. Mayor Ang. Smith returned
from Milwaukee hospital greatly bene-
fitted in health
Thomas Bowman and family have
removed 10 their new farm home in the
county of Gates.
Mrs. Bacon of Escanaba Michigan,
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Philip
Rhodes, in this city.
w. S. Arnold has purchased the
Harriet N. Groves residence consisting
of three lots and hc1se.
-Tolrud & johnson have sold A. G.
Fergu on's residence property in Third
ward to ]. S. Robson.
After two months visit with Miss
Elma Ady, Miss Gertrude Harmon re-
turned to her Iowa home.
Mrs. Olena Anderson and daughter
have gone to Alabama to seek new
home and milder climate
Il x. L. Michigan maple flooring
None better made.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
The Great Western Annex at Rog-
ers g. Williams, is % woman's depart
ment-coats, skirts petticoats etc
The Hicok property in Third ward
has been purchased by Thomas Scriven
Tolrud g. johnson negotiated the sale.
-Women's misses and children
coats, the newest creations, the most
pleasing colors at Rogers q Williams,
The Vernon County Land company
has sold Nels Nelson's farm in Harrison
Hollow to Julius Stensby Of Burke, Wis
Henry Gray came home from Mime
sofa and spent week with his parents,
returning to his place of employment on
Monday
B. B. Thompson OF Elroy, dropped
dead on the street He was "a years of
age and paralysis is given as the cause
of his death.
For sale or rent, the McMichael
block in the city of Viroqua. For terms
inquire r. S. McMichael or Mrs G. W.
Graves, Viroqua.
DIR. r. w. BALDWIN, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice. Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store
That 81 % peco petticoat is special
value, equal to $1.75 in many places
Ask to see the peco.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Attention is called to the great
picture sale announced by the Tate
Mercantile Company in their new ad
yertisement today.
ALI the late novelties in fall dress
goods, all the autumn colorings. in all
the newness, and exquisitely beautiful
at Rogers e. Williams.
Mrs T FL Williams sister, Mrs.
Collier, who while visiting here was
haa NS.ia NJ 10,
recovered to be aole to return to her
Duluth home.
Miss Blanche Morley departed for
her home in Adams county, Monday,
accompanied by Miss Cora White, Of
Liberty. The latter will spend few
days with relatives there.
Captain Silbaugh has purchased
from E w. Hszen the neat Third ward
cottage which he soon will vacate. MIR.
and Mrs. Silbaugh will take possession
Immediately on Mr.. Hazen's removal,
A bargain sale of second hand arti-
cles of every description, will be held
one door east of Towner's store, October
10 and IA Out of town patronage is
solicited. Contributions for this sale
will be received at the place designated
on the 9th.
The new city well is completed and
will be tested tomorrow, Thursday
i The drill went down 406 feet and the
hole contains 220 feet of water. Users
are advised to draw tub or barrel OF
water to use during the hours the supply
will be shut off.
The big display advertisement OF
: the Square Dealing Clothing House Will
not escape attention of CENSOR readers
A thorough overhsuling and rejuvena-
ton has been going on since the new
partnership was formed. Bargains are
promised those who seek to find.
The Ontario Observer says that a
Janesville tobacco man purchased the
SO.acre farm In the village, known as
the r. Sandon farm. of r. 2. Dalton for
$500. He win take possession and
move his family there in few days and
build large tobacco shed this fall.
Mrs. Elsie Hazen, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Jenness, of this village.
was married September 3, to Mr.. Char
les Aitenberg, Of Portage. They are at
present visiting the Buffalo exposition
and will make their homo in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, where Mr.. Altsnbergwill
engage in the jewelry business. Cash
ton Record.
A comparatively small proportion
of the corn crop has been cut this season
by hand in the old fashioned way. The
change from hand to machine labor has