Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-02
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For pocket knives, table cutlery and
shears go TO Towner's
Porch work. Fullsline
VfRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Mrs David Strawn returned from
Ohio. where she spent the summer.
Atlas bread delivered to anyspart of
the city. ROGERS &WILLIAMs
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Williams spent
last week in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Found pocketboc. conS9ining's
sum Of money. Cali ataDeviin's meat
msrlrat
Poland China hogs, either sex. ELI
gible To registry, for sale. Thos. DeLacy,
DeSoto
TO let, with or without DO lrd. two
rooms Inquire at the residence of G
III Clarke.
Hedge Larson and Fred Paulson of
Coon were in town on probate business,
yesterday.
Leave your order for coal with the
Viroqua Lumber Company, either yard.
Phone 80 or 1i9
Premiums and accounts against the
agricultural society will be paid at the
Bank of Viroqua
Desirable front rooms to rent on
second floor of Opera block. Inquire at
CENSOR Office.
The CENSOR had brief call from
Peter Ruuningen while over from Bergen
on probate husiness.
Prof kronson, eye sight specialist
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
at the Park hotel.
The approaching msrriage Of Prof
John K Chorlog an Miss Katherine
Halvorseu Is announced
DIR. f. 2 Johnson came over from
Oatario, to see relatives The CENSOR
acknowledges a. pleasant call.
Lost, in Viroqua, dark opal cuff
button. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at CENSOR Office.
--Comingl October 10th, William
Owen, supported ny J. w. Mcconnell
and fine cast in Romeo and Juliet
Mrs B. F. Norris will soon move TO
the Nichols block one door south of
Sides store. viii sell all street hats at
reduced prices from now until moved
Elmer Orrison has gone to Washing
ton, ID. G. to renew his studies and work
at college of electrical engineering
Capt NJ c. Nichols is able to be
about after three weeks' confinement
to his home caused by injuries in fall.
Don't hesitate but walk right over
and see US when in need of lumber.
Price always right,
VIRoQUA LUMBER 70.
"A sociable will be given at the resi-
dence of Fred Summerfield. FIVE miles
northeast of Viroqua Saturday evening
All invited.
-Chas. w Thompson, the barber,
was called to Iowa by the death of a
brother He was accompanied by his
little daughter.
Anything ia the line Of lumber and
everything sold at rock bottom prices.
Call and see u.s.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
"A note from Newaygo. Michigan,
expresses joy experienced in the home
of Oscar Cummings over the arrival of
123 pound daughter.
You wont miss it by ordering your
coal early Can supply you directly
from the car or from the bin. Give us
a call. VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
-"Con Cane, known well by reputa-
tion at least, by most ecple in this part
of the state, died at Seneca recently.
He was longtime hotel man of that
village
Mrs J. N. Olson just arrived home
from three months visit in South
Dakota. She returned by the way of
Minneapolis spending some days with
a niece.
State Game Warden Overlook re-
ports that total of 80, 900 hunting Ii
censes have been issued in the state go
far this season, big increase over the
total of last year.
The county clerk informs the CEN
SoR that session laws of the last lcgis-
lature have been received by him for
distribution. Town clerks and justices
ire entitled to receive the volumes.
james Stevenson of this city is dig
ging and delivering variety of winter
potatoes. From 7 rows Is rods long he
took % bushels. He says they are yield
ing we'll and the quality was firstclass.
They sell readily at 81 10 per bushel'
Richard Bromley and vile were up
from Wheat!and over Sunday. The
gentleman brought load of potatoes.
Says he has good crop and also reports
that W. r. Haverly has six acres, that
will yield ], 900 bushels.
Mi n. F. Palen, of the plumbing
trude Walser We're Lcqrried in Winona.
last Thursday, Sept. 26.h, and after
short wedding trip will be at home in
this city where congratulations await
them Sparta Herald.
If your boy isn't on time to sch ool
he chances are it is no fault of his. Do
you expect him TO tell time by the sun 2
Has he watch7 IL not, that Is your
fault He might have first-class time
keeper as low as four dollars, up to ten,
according to style all the style any body
could ask-enough for you, too, If you
need watt b. Jos. BOEHRER,
Jeweler.
AT Coon Prairie church, by Rev.
Halyerson. September 81, in the presence
of many relatives and friends, Mr.. AL
bert Wang and Miss Olga Holte were
united in marriage Wedding dinner
followed at the residence of the brides
mother 1t was a happy occasion for
the young people who were the princi-
| pals and their friends. Coon Valley
band enlivened the occasion with music
Our neighbors in Richland county
encountered bad weather for their fair
and carried it through Saturday. They
had a big fair in all respects, however,
except IL racing They too, were very
! limited on horses Notwithstanding the
! liberal purses offered In about three
! inches os mud, Vernon easily won the
! free -for-all pace; Cheatam Boy took
third money in 2:24 trot and June Bee
[ captured second money in the rs class.
-Starrit Kaufman sustained very