Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-19

at Union Center will also be completed
within few days DR. f. l. Pinch and
Frank Smith went to Chicago Monday
morning for the purpose of bringing out
the engine, which will be needed as
soon as the grade Is finished. Men and
teams are rushing the tiss along the
grade so that when the laying of the
track is commenced there will be no de-
lay. 1t is expected the road will b.
completed and in operation by the time
the bonds expire. At this time it will
be well to say that the bonds expire on
the 31st of December instead of the first
of December as stated in recent issue.
-Hamp Miller is home from Iowa
for visit.
-Adolph Nustad and wife have a
fresh young man at their home.
"A. T. Forum disposed of his inter
brother Magnus.
House and lot for sale or rent
Warm house, good cellar. Inquire of
G.. N. HAUGE.
For sale, eight full-blood Shrop-
shire buck lambs Inquire of
BLAINE l.. RUSK.
Wanted, at once, good blacksmith,
with small family Inquire of S. Han
son. Avalanche, Wis.
Farms in abundance at the right
figure and don't you forget it. Western
Wisconsin Loan and Land Co.
No cure so sure as II. w. Bsrker's
Cougn, Catarrh, Consump,io ion Remedy
at Johnson's drug store Try it.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Altamont,
South Dakota, is visiting frien 's and
relatives at Viroqua and Springville.
Mrs. Thos. Watson died at the fam
lily home in Wheatland, Tuesday Bur
ial will take place in this city Thursday
afternoon.
The young peoples society of the
Lutheran synod church will meet Sun
day afternoon o'clock at Mrs Erik
Thomp on's
On December Srd, three miles
southwest of Retreat B A. Ten ney will
sell large amount of live stock, i'm
pliments, etc, at auction.
For rent, the Central hotel in Viro-
qua Good new barn in connection.
viii be leased at reasona BILE terms to
good parties. inquire of P. L. Fortney,
Viroqua
Mrs. Cora Sargent has moved her
place of residence and dressmaking shop
to the house in the rear of the CENSOR
Office, until recently occupied bv 7. c.
ConkliI.
If you want to sell your real estate,
list your property with the Western
Wisco. ain Land and Loan Co. They
have !. kinds of customers, may be one
of theta wants just what You have.
--Tuesday's session of the city council
ordered street light placed near the
residence of Frank Minahall and Col.
Butt Numerous names were posted
on the prohibited list with saloon keep
ers.
DO You want to trade for larger
farm or a smaller one, or for city prop
ertY or for Dakota land, or northern
Wisconsin lands or real estate anywhere
see the Western Wisconsin Land q Loan
Company.
Ladies of the Relief Corps will con-
tinue their rummage sale next Satur-
day afternoon and evening. All kinds
of half worn wearing apparel for men,
women and children sold far below act
uHi WOTbH, Stil diiu SCo oAo NJ lbloiOS'
An earthly heaven for the children
is Christmas time. Do your part to add
to the JOY. The happiness of the little
ones is surely sufficient reward for your
slight investment Suitable gifts will
cost little ct our store.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The members and friends of the
Christian church will celebrate the ma
tional feast day with social and supper
in the basement of the church Thurs
day evening, Nov 27. Those desiring
to participate will bring their baskets
and appetites ADD enjoy general good
time A short program will be rem
dered.
For sale. fine residence property in
city of Viroqua, consisting of lots,
young orchard of 30 trees all bearing;
large shade trees; ten room house, new
and well finished woodshed and good
sized barn; two blocks from Main street
Price 50, 600 all together or in. parts
A good bargain Enquire of e. Brown
at the CENSOR Office.
The city bowling club, consisting
of Chester Minshall, Rob Gamble, Lyn
Wood Emil Erickson, Stanley Sweger
and FreA Morley ROLLED" with Sparta
team at that place on Tuesday. Our
| bows were orsted on an average of
seven points to the man, Sparta having
142 to the local team 1876, in five games.
The return contest will be held in this
city next week.
Some folks consider spending money
for shoes a necessary evil; others think
| it an evil necessity; both wrong, both
right 1t all depends on what you get
for what you spend. The best way Is
to buy where the price is made to suit
the shoe not the shoe to suit the price.
We buy the best shoe we can get and
make the price right Have full line
of warm goods to fit every member OF
the family and at right prices.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
As stated by the board OF health
in card published in this issue. there
appears to be three mild cases Of small
pox in this city. There Is no reason for
alarm or for people to abs Mt Themselves
from town who may have business here.
The schools IRE in session as usual and
no curtailment OF public ssemblies.
Every precaution known to medical
science is being used to prevent spread
of the disease. There is absolutely nc
uneasiness or fear on part Of our citl'
. zens, and need be none on part of ont
siders.
! C. W Noble writes the CENSOR from
2 Twin Valley, Minnesota, under dats o.
. November II, Grief has again entered
D the family Of our old friend 0. y. Pat