Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-22
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tai on Monday
Prairie du Chien has new paper
the Pearl City Record.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ia,
cobus, an S-pound sou, October 10.
Mrs J. W Haughton of Viola, was
in the city last Thursday, visiting.
Spanish King onion from imported
seed. ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Hon. John Stevenson and wife went
to Milwaukee to visit their daughter.
Miss Anna Hauge left Saturday 70,
Deerfield, Minnesota. where she will re.
/ main this winter.
Carrots for man and beast life to
eve and lamb, horse and COW
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
The largest assortment of dress
goods in We ron eounsy. New, up-to-
date goods at TATE's BIG STORE.
Ladies Aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
I. S. Lem, Thursday afternoon Oct. %.
--Thos B. Potts was given surprise
at his home by neighbors, Thursday
evening last his forty first anniversary
"A M. Bjoin of Crookston, Mime
sofa, was guest at the home of G. N.
Hauge and left Thursday for his home
at Stoughton
Miss Harriet E. Terrell is in the
CITY guest of MIS- H. e Packard
Miss Terrsll was former instructor in
our city schools.
Go to Jehnson's drug store and get
bottle of Fl. w Barker's Cough, Ca
tarrh, Consumption Remedy. 1t will
please you. Nothing like it,
Why dou t you get that old clock
repairedl Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to your Phone 115.
- Peter Clements, of Pleasant Ridge,
purchased from Isaac Solberg q FIVE
horse gasoline engine and feed mill,
which viii be located at his RENE.
WANTED TO RENT, on shares or for
cash, my farm in this city. Have five
acres OF tobacco ground and shed In
quire Of Mrs. NATHAN CoE.
Thomas %Termau is excava ing for
an additional building adjourning his
store on he south. The room will be
ten feet wide and seventy long.
Near Sugar Grove, in the town of
Webster, asst Saturday Will Mills had
the misfortune to lose his harm and ff-
teen tons of hay by fire. He carried no
insurance.
Don't tell your wife you were late
for dinner because your watch was
wr~ng" Don't carry a watch which
gets wrong Our watches are the
very best made
Jos BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Every voter in Vernon county
should commence to arrange his affairs
so that be may go to the polls and par
tlcipate in the election on week from
Tuesfay. The necessity Of every farm
er vote for the republican ticket Is ap
parent.
-Viroqua Hive, ladies of the Mac
cabees, were favored with visit from
the state command, Mrs. Green of Mil
waukee. After couple hours of in
struction, light refreshments were SER
we'd. A pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. John E Silbaugh and little
daughter departed for Spokane, Wash
ington, to join the husband AMI father.
Joan has position with Peter Nelson.
and has improved in health since he
went west, which his friends will learn
with satisfaction
-Uncalled for letters at the Virequa
post-office: P. L. Falber, G. Fl Pittmau,
Albert A. Fortney, Nils Elvrum Ole
Jensen, Matthias Hanson, Howard Nun.
yon. Bert Eagler, James Borse, P. Han
son, Nels Volden, Amund Lund, Thorn
as s. Thompson, Miss Jennie Olson.
Mr. T. c. Pringle returned from
Washington and Oregon, where Re
passed several weeks. He saw many
Vernonites in both states, especially at
Spokane. Each member of the coiany
there he reports as entirely satisfied
with the fine U;tv anu the;I removal
west.
-Thos. D. O'Brien, the notorious Min
nesota horsethief who was convicted at
Black River Falls, was sentenced to
serve ten years in the state penitentiary.
O'Brien was arrested at Sparta. He is
supposed to be one of the gang who
stole horse from Stoddard farmer,
last summer.
Felt shoes and slippers? Yes, we
have them for old and young, in size,
style and price to suit all who are il
need of warm footv ear. We have been
very careful to get only the best for the
prices asked. Call and let us show you
our lln6, VIRGO SHOE STORE.
RoGERS & WILLIAMS.
"A new insurance fra composed of
f. M. Minshall and Mrs. Matte T.
Dawson under the firm name Of F. NJ
Minshall & Co, has opened up an Office
over Rogers & Williams shoe store
| They are ready to write both fire and
tornado insurance and kindly solicit a
share of your patronage. Give them a
call before placing your insurance
-viroqua sent DR.. suttle, Capt. Sill
| baugh, S. G. Jackson. A. d. Helgeson
and J. F. Parker TO Bsraboo to attend
| the annual meetings of the Cdd Fellows
Grand Encampment and oatriarchs Mil
| liant, held in that city last week. The
gentlemen report a sp endid fraternal
| time. DIR. Suttle was elected an officer
of the encampmsnt. Janesville team
won first place in the Canton uniform
tactic drill.
One of the largest successes and
pleasant affairs in social way to take
place in the city of late was the drive
whist party given Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Packard ind Mr..
and Mrs. Henry E. Rogers. wenty-
three tables were arranged for the even
ing. The affair took place at Relief
Corps hall. Several ladies were present
from without the city, among them
Misses Terrell and Olson of Sparta. Miss
Nelson of La Crosse and Mrs. Mcintosh
of Janesville.
Winter is close at hand and to avoid
fire damages all householders shouli
. -11 4 &c