Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
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belng uShed vigorously.
i -C4ptain SilhaueA made a trip tc
/ Minneapolis and ST. Paul
e erett Sprague, a former resident
OF Ontario, died of consumption at Ell
roy
u Henry Tate is building s. large
addition to the barn on h residence
property
Harry Davis of Ladysmith, is visit
ing relatives and young friends in this
community.
Soldiers Grove is to have another
tobacco warehouse. 1t is now under
construction.
Frank Williams drove to Excelsior
and brought home load of cheese for
Rogers q Williams.
Miss Almina Wise W ent to Menom-
1nee, Michi san, TO accept position in
the public schools.
Bob" and Hugh May were busi-
ness callers at the CENSOR Office while
in the city from DeSoto, Friday
w F. Fisher is visiting brother
IN Marathon county, and incidentally
will attempt to capture some deer
i am now located in Miss Wise's
millinery store, and prepared to do all
kinds of sewing. ALICE HUNTER.
Miss Cooper returned to her New
York home after spending the entire
season with her aunt, Mira. J NJ Rusk.
For SALE, an elegant bunch of year
ling Shropshire rams, $15 apiece as long
as they last. Enquire of FRED STALL.
j. F. Riley of Lindsey, visited his
aged father and other relatives and
friends in this section the past week.
Brown Music company delivered
fine pianos to Mrs Albert Spellum of
Westby, and to / :. Whitney at Boaz.
-Ex-Sheriff Wesley White sends
from his new home in Wood county,
son,e mammoth potatoes and we'll ma
tured corn
Frank Aiken, Frank Hutchison aud
l.. w. Swain Of Readstown, passed here
for the northland They are in pursuit
of deer, of course.
H. J. Gray and wife have been Wis
iting the formers brother at Delsvan,
who is an instructor in the state insti-
tuition for the deaf.
Go to Johnson's drug store and get
bottle of H. w Barker's Cough, Ca
tarrh, Consumption Remedy. 1t will
please you Nothing like it.
Miss Myrtle Purdy, on account of
81 ckness, has bee n unable to teach her
department in the public schools. Tillie
Omundson is her substitute.
For next thirty days will sell all
trimmed and ready-to- wear hats at
greatly reduced prices
MYRTrE WISE MilIiuer
Why don t you get that old clock
repairefil Don'I you know thai TowDer
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them TO your Phone 115.
John M. Bennett greets customers
at the Tate Mercantile store having
cnarge Of the grocery department John
understands the business and knows the
people
We are located at the old rink,
north Main street and in position to
receive poultry in any quantity. High
est market price paid.
N. A. MEL ON & Co.
Seems that deer hunt RS from this
section to the northern woods are more
numerous than in any previous year.
Private conveyances and railroad trains
have taken them for the past two weeks
DO you want to trade for larger
farm or q smaller one, or for city prop
erty or for Dakota land, or northern
Wisconsin lands or real estate anywhere
see the Western Wisconsin Land & Loan
Company.
Don't tell your wife you were late
for dinner because your watch was
wrong" Don't carry watch which
gets wrong" Our watches are the
very best made
Jos. BoEHRER, Jewe,er.
--Chas. w. Chase hauled three and a
half cords of stove wood at one load
from his farm to this city At the usual
manner of selling it would have been
considered six cords, but actual meaa-
urenaent stacked up 81 cords, as stated.
Thomas Nelson, the Dane county
leper. died at his home near the poor
house a few days since He had been
afflicted with leprosy for over thirty
years. His mother was leper and died
twenty five years ago. He was, prob
ably the only man in the state troubled
tn this dread disease.
Manager Slime of the La Fargo
houling and excelsior mills was in the
city on election day. He told the CEN-
SoR that they have one of the best
equipped gristing mills in the country
and that it is having all the business it
is capable of handling. Excelsior, he
said, is SO low that it is improbable to
handle it.
-Lemuel Akey, president ofthe state
bank at Richland Center, accompan-
led by his daughters Mrs. H N. Burger
of Viola, and Mrs. L G. McCollum of
Boscobel, spent Friday and Saturday in
this city, guests of the editors family.
Mr.. Akey was agtonished at Viroqua's
general growth and commercial impor-
tance. since his last visit a dozen years
ago.
The recital at Congregational church
brought out a fine audience Friday even
ing The numerous selections were
loudly applauded. Mrs, Stemen was
apparently at her best, the ladies quar-
tet and orchestra doing their parts TO a
It. Ben Brown on his cecilian, enter
tanned in his turn, gave fine selections.
Every number on the program was en-
Enthusiastically received.
W J. Pickard informs Us that he
has Just closed deal with Vernon
county party for %, 600 pounds of honey
and viii start for there today to recsive
it. Mr.. Pickard says his makes a total
4 of 100. 600 pounds Of honey he has pur-
/ chased on the Kickspoo this year
/ Richland Rustic. Mr.. Pickard was in
( Viroqua on Tuesday. receiving his pur-
chased sweetness. He bought of numer-
ous parties chipping 2 car load of ex-
i tracted honey TO New York from here.