Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
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Thanks
Hats off to turkey.
Hayes Cowen spent Sunday in La
Crosse.
House to rent, Inquire Of William
Webb
House to rent, enquire of Chas.
Minshall
Western Wisconsin Land g. Loan
Company.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G. Fl. Minshall
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Lost wooden horse blanket.
Finder please return to Thos. A. Mork'
IT. G. Conklin and wife have re-
moved from this city to North Dakota.
Mrs. Maud Chandler is hers from
Richland Center visiting numerous rel
atives.
John G. johnson, of Stoddard,
greeted old.time friends in the city on
Monday.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day, No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents
John Wagner is back from Ne
braska, and is again working for Z. Q.
Andrews.
Master Moe is spending the winter
with Ills grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Jerome Favor
Crawford county contracts with its
sheriff to keep all prisoners for the ensu-
ing year 'or $1,000.
--Albe1o jacobson of Resdstown, has
leased the Central hotel in this city and
taxed possession.
Rev. and Mrs. Houghton went to
Viola to spend a few days with their
son Joseph and wife.
Chris Nelson has returned from
Tomahawk, where he held a position
during the summer.
Never mind, don't worry, Just list
it with the Western Wisconsin Land q
Loan Co., it will go like hot cake.
We charge for delivering less than
1900 pounds of coal.
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
John Dawson & Co.'S is not the
ONLY insurance agency; but they feil
insurance ONLY. Office over new Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Gates of Lodi,
are paving their son Lumberman Gates,
visit. Mrs Carpenter is also a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
Prairie de CHEN is to experience
reduction of 40 per cent. In insurance
rates by reason of the system of water
works Just being completed.
A Prairie du Chen paper says ''All
the regular Mississippi steamboats, have
gone into winter quarters The season
has been long and profitable.
A light cloud mo bigger than your
hand-appears on the distant horizon
in the shape of rumor that turkeys are
comparatively scarce this year.
w. J. Thompson writes from Ju-
neau county that the Vernon county
colony there has been prospered by good
crops the past season and all are happy
A Chicago man is suing physician
of that city to recover lizard taken
from his stomach, which shared his
meals for seven years. He is entitled
to it.
on Monday, notifying him OF the cfitl-
cal illness of his daughter, Mrs. Cham-
hers, in Iowa. He left on the evening
train to go to her home.
Ole Anderson and P. M. johnson of
Coon, were taking notes of county board
doings on Thursday. For many years
these gentlemen represented Coon In the
county legislature.
Sylvester Sholden returned from
North Dakota on Thursday, where he
spent the season. He reports that they
are experiencing cold weather and eigh-
teen inches of snow.
-Tolrud & johnson have sold for E.
]. Tllton, eighty acres. part OF his farm
east of the city, to Thomas Tollefson.
About one-half of the tract Is improved,
balance fine growing timber
Attorney o. R. Sksar of La Crosse,
attended to legal matters in this city
Monday There is nothing about friend
skasr to indicate that recent defeat fol
attorney general of the state weighs
heavily upon him.
Friday afternoon the Viroqua bowl
ing club beat the La Farge team by
total of SIS points, or Y points TO tn'
man. Roo. Rice made the highestscore
1875 points, and Harold Proctor the Des
average score, 159 points.
"A penny saved is not two per.nie
earned If you save it by going wiihou
insurance No man can afford to he nj
own insurance company. John Dawsol
q Co VIII insure your pTppoItJ A. lSh
BILE companies. Call on them.
Let us abolish the term ''workin
man" as it is narrowly applied to thos
who use their hands in manual labol
Every man is a working man + ne
doing any kind of honest worl; ths
needs to be done for the worlds happ
ness or progress. - Ex.
The owners of the La Fargo Role
Mills have make application for fral
chise to put in an electric light pia1
here, The prospects are very bright
present that La Fargo will soon be
bv electricity as there are now Two a.
niications before the village board an
# seems very probable that a franchi
will be granted to one or the other
the two parties.-La Fargo Enterprls
B. C. Rosencrans, superintendeai
of the Kickapoo railway, was in the q
on Thursday. To the CENSOR Mr.. Rc
encrans said the valley road was owe
crowded with freight business, especlf
II in stock shipments. As many as for
cars are moved to market from the VI
lev in 9 day. He was accompanied ne
by Mr.. Lathrop. and the CENSOR
knowledges pleasant calls from t
gentlemen.
Now is the season of oar discontel
when winter hannels safely slowed aw
for 10 these many months, are broug
20 LIGHT and found quite full OK yawni