Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
Prof E,rouson October , and 3

weather.
Attorney Mulick is about to remove
from Westby
Henry Helgeson hss gone to Westoy
to clerk for a. H Dahl
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Boyle returned
from the east on Monday
Ole Kalvestran and wife were up
from Readstown for a day.
Leave your order for coal at the
V1roqua Lumber Conpany's
p. NJ Towner and wife are in Chi
cago on business and pleasure.
Mrs f. w. Alexander has gone to
Omaha for visit with relatives.
Attorney Engeset was here from
Madison, Monday on legal business
Theodore Toilets IN went to Calmar,
Iowa. to resume telegraph work.
We will coal you up or down just
as you please. Viroqua Lumber Co.
Mrs. Charles Lyle of De Soto, was
the guest of Viroqua friends the past
week
Mrs. Richison and Mrs. Gifiin Of
Bangor were in the city on Thursday
| last.
Poland China hogs, either sex, eli
gible TO registry, for sale. Thos DeLacy,
DeSoto
Found, pocketboek containing small
sum of money. Call at Devlins meat
| market
&C. j. Smith is receiving visit from
his father and mother, who reside at
Fennimore
Missionary society of Synod Luther
an church will meet with Mrs. Chris
| Oswald, Friday afte.noo.
"A special train took good number
of people off che Branch to the La Crosse
fair today. leaving soon after o'clock.
Roy Williams and Harold Proctor
departed for Ann Arbor. Michigan, Mon
day, to renew their studies at law college
"A young son of Jens Da. idson of
Westby, experienced the misfortune of
! being thrown from horse and having
eg broken.
Judge Mahoney attended memorial
services at Cashton, Sunday morning
| and delivered the principal address on
/ that occasion.
Joseph Baker and wife of Mellette,
South Dakota, are spending short time
with relatives and old neighbors in the
towns of Jefferson and Harmony.
Found, near the Davis snhool o Sc
west of Viroqua, a ladies fur collar ite
| Owner can have same by calling st the
CENSOR office and paying for this adver,
| tisement.
MIR Jensen, young man of Slough
ton, is employed in the Square Dealing
Clothing House. He will have charge
of the shoe department which will soon
be added.
Executive committee of the fair as
sociation will meet at the Office of the
president on Saturday next to audit
accounts and close up business connected
| with the fair.
An auction sale will take place on
the farm of O. E. 0ftedahl, Wednesday.
! October 2, near Springville Stock, fod-
der grain, farming implements and
household furniture will be sold.
Richard Holland of the town of
Clayton, Crawford county, and o. j.
Ramsland of Jefferson, this county, left
| Viroqua on Friday to enter the Toland
business university Of La Crosse.
Postmaster Reeve was up from
Readstowp, Monday He reports that
| they held memorial services in that viii
| lage on Sunday and had q large attend
ance. Rev Neil delivered the address.
| Prof Kronson, the eye-sight special
/ ist, will make tie next regular visit to
| Wednesday and Thursday, October Q
! oAAo c SOAShASd anu dQflCC 1ACC.
The erection OF two new houses has
recently been commenced on buck lots
of the old Sri cker place, by Earl Trues-
dale and "a Mr.. johnson. They are to
be r-editable homes, finished before
winter sets in.
Quite q delegation of Viroauans left
f3r Rtchland Center fair this morning
Among the party are c. G. Brown, E.
NJ Minshall Otto Brown, Blaine D.
Rusk, John E. Casson, the editor of the
CENSOR and wife.
| George d. Thompson and F. J.
Board were over from Hillsboro to at
tend the fair. Bad roads and unfavor-
able weather detained the usual crowds
from being present from the eastern
section of the county.
Miss Dora Crumrine has been az
pointed postmistress at Sugar Grove
vice Geo. E Deckert resigned. Miss
Crumrine is a competent lady and will
give the patrons of that office excellent
service. She Is engaged in merchandise
ing at Sugar Grove.
Near La Fargo on recent dates, Jo-
seph Cowan and wife and Louis Slagle
and wife, two worthy couples, were
given fortieth wedding anniversary sur
prizes at their homes. Many appreciat-
edtokens OK friendship were bestowed
upon them by old neighbors
George Minshall and his helpers
started for the Richland county fair on
Sunday. They took Vernon, Oheatam
Boy and June Bee, all entered in this
weeks races A number of other horse
men and persons with concessions made
the trip across Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. E. A. Stark has the agency for
the life of Mckinley, recently issued. 1t
is highly illustrated with scenes and per-
sons connected with the late awful
tragedy and is otherwise perfect work
The a1th0r is the Eell-known Murat
, Halsted, one of tine ab'est writers of the
century. HRS Stark is eanVassing this
, city.
| Frank Kadown fell dead at his home
in this village last Monday. He recent
ly came with his family from Chicago
thinking to improve his health by the
fresh country air but he came too late.
Consumption had its work too well un.
/ der way TO be robbed of its victim and
J he snccumbed in the manner stated
/ The diseased was 81 years Of age and
: leaves family of wife and two chill.
dren. The body was taken TO Chicago
for burial --Hillsboro Sentry.
: 1T is no small compliment and credit
4 to ViFoqua dealers that the Dalry1Iple
T Theatre Company spent over four hun
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