Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
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Minshall.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan
Company
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G, Fl. Minshall
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
lite postofice, Viroqua.
Wedding suits aud outfits special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
The best make of engine yet out, at
A. d. Helgeson's, who is agent,
Mrs Bacon of Michigan is visiting
her sister Mrs. Rhodes in this city.
When there's anything new out, we
have it, Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Sing Kee has purchased and is again
running the Chinese laundry in this city
Miss Ruby Delap is taking a course
at the Ksefe business college in La
Crosse.
Mrs Efie Morrison Natwick will
learn stenography and typewriting at
La Crosse.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price % cents
Charles Crume of Nebraska, is visit
ing his mother and sister, the latter
MRS. ALEXANDER.
The Bear Creek gold mines have
been closed for the winter, says the
Hillsboro Sentry.
Mr. and Mrs c.. H. Campbell of
Cashton, spent Sunday with Ernest
Brown and family.
&C ashton and Westby school foot
ball teams contested at the former place
Cashton winning 10 to O.
-Mer curry stood at ten above zero
last Friday morning. Mother earth
crusted over quite strongly.
The wife Of the late DR.. Poff was
thrown from a wagon aud had her wrist
fractured, near Viola lately
We charge for delivering less than
1900 pounds of coal
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
When your poultry is in market
able condition take it to the Viroqua
poultry house and get cash for it.
Lost, pug dog, collar around neck
stamped ''Tripp" Please notify
G. NJ. LARSON, Viroqua.
Arthur Davis, late a clerk in John
sons pharmacy, will engage in the drug
business at Osceo, Trempeleau county.
Mrs. J. p Joyce is paying a visit to
her daughter and son at Duluth, Mime
sofa. She isaccompanisd by her daugh
ter Isa
The deer sea son opened on Tuesday.
You can now hunt, but we presume
none would attempt to guarantee that
you will kill deer.
Neil Collins, an old resident of the
eastern section of this county, and a
veteran of the war, died at Burr Octo-
ber 1, after long illness.
DIR. Henika and Clarence Carter
passed through town from Rea dstown
on Friday, headed for the hunting
grounds of Bayfield, county.
Have your auction bills printed at
the CENSOR office We always give
free a notice in the paper, which is
wor tn more than the posters
George W. Guess, one of i Viola's en-
terprising young business man. has gone
on the road as travelling salesman for
Chicago clothing establishme mt
"A handsome, massive red granite
monument has been raised above the
last resting place Of Senator Joseph w
Hoyt in the city cemetery.
-Hillsporo's magnificent Woodman
hall will be dedicated on Thursday night
vile orchestra will provide music
"A two-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Nail of this city, was seri-
ously scalde6 by the mother accidental
ly dropping pot of hot coffee on the
legs of the little one.
I'm the town of Greenwood, last
Saturday, twenty neighbors gathered at
the farm of Charles Lind and husked'
.nl bsu fV1 he apfh he
being sick. 1t was kind act.
Potatoes appear to be scarce or far
mers are too busy to market them
The Tate store and Casson 81 Thompson
received carload from Tomah. beaut-
les, which find ready sale at 30 to 55
cents.
Mrs. Joseph Cowan who has been
sick ever since the middle of July is in
very critical condition and it is feared
may not recover. Doctors from Viro-
qua and Westby have been here in con-
sultation with doctors of that place
La Fargo Enterprise. The CENSOR hears
that Mrs Cowan passed away Monday
last.
The Hillsboro Sentry reports that
the dwelling house of J hi Bo lday, in
the town of Greenwood, was DESTROYED
by fire last Thursday afternoon. The
fire originated on the roof by a spark
from the chimney, and had reached
such headwsy By the time help arrived
that very few of the household goods
were saved The house was insured for
$500 in the Farmers Insurance com
pany.
F. A. Moore has the contract for
construction of the bridgesson the Hills-
bcro 81 Northeastern railroad, and has
a crew of raen working on the bridge
near Union Center. Another week
more of good weather will see the grad
ing finished and then the work Of laying
ties and steel will be pushed as rapidly
as possible. The rolling stock has been
purchased and will be here as seon as
possible. Hill sboro Sentry.
Harry Willsey writes home from
Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, where he and his
wife recently went to accept positions
in the state insane asylum, that they
are well satisfied with the new oondi-
tions He says the institution main
tains 1, 100 inmates and $50 employees.
There are several buildings but the
main one is iTnmspse in size, Just a mile
and half around it.
- II you need new policy of insur-
ance or if your present policy is not
satisfactory, call on John Dawson & Co
Pioneer Insurance Agency. Their rec
ORD of nearly thirty FIVE years il vel
known fo the Aople of fhia saction