Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-05

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House to rent enquire of Chas.
Minshall.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan
Company.
County board of supervisors meet
next TuesSay.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G. 81. Minshall.
DIR. r. w Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postofice, Viroqua.
Wedding suits and outfits special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
The best make of engine yet out, at
A. D. Helgeson's, who is agent.
When there's anything new out, we
have it. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Mr.. f. M. Towner is in Chic go
making purchases of goods for holiday
trade.
Miss Hattie Switzer returned from
South Dakota, where she visited with q
sister.
r. P. Dalton has been made a mem
Der of the La Fargo village DO ,rd to fill
vacancy.
Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents
Miss Anna Svigum began teaching
winter term of school near CoonV alley
Monday morning.
Jos. D. Beck and wife Of Madison,
visited the Peavy families and other rel
atives in this city.
-Singkee, who conducted the Chinese
laundry in this city for some years, has
been whiting in town.
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.
Andrew Helgerson has sold his
house and lot in the first ward to the
Western Wisconsin Lard d Loan Go.
col. c. E. Morley, NJ q. Bergh and
Amund Belland came from Madison
last Thursday ald remained for election.
A DeSoto correspondent gives the
information that there will soon be es-
tablished there q newspaper by 0. B.
Copper.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan
Co. have sold to Herb Chapman the
Wilken Pauge farm one mile and half
north or the city.
Tailor Thos. Anderson's business
has expanded to an extent that he has
found it necessary to take partner,
Mr. Fish Of Portage.
-Marcella Harrington Of Tomshawk,
is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs
LIE. Richmond. She will be in the
city about two months
Mrs. Henry Conner arrived in the
city from Hillsboro The Captain and
Mrs. Conner will have quarters at the
Fortney for the winter.
The removal of Dill Sherman left a
vacancy in the Office of supervisor from
La Fargo village, which has been filed
by the election of Geo. E. Tate.
Have your auction bills printed at
the CENSOR office We always give
free a notice in the paper, which is
worth more than the posters.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail
road company has placed an order for
seventy. five locomotives of standard
pattern to be delivered imm ediately.
-Lucius Favor has purchased from
his brother Con. the Pulyer stone build
ing used by Sam Ellefson as maehin-
cry depot l. is fine piece of property.
Big hearted, good-natured Alley
Peterson, o. K Himley and Henry Nat
wick, of Soldiers Grove, with their
wives were in the city. to attend the
Lutheran conference.
DIR. f. L Barney has returned from
Alabama and associated himself with
his brother at Prairie du Chen, where
he will practice dentistry. Mrs. Barney
and Stella will 1emain in the south for
the winter.
-Thurlow w Lacy, once editor of
the Prairie du Chen Union died in that
CITY October Is He has many old sol
dier comrades in iris county, being
member of Company F, Eighth Wiscon-
sin regiment.
Robert Robertson and wife have
inst moved TO their new Iarm house
few miles east of the city. It is 2Sx32
feet. two stories and full basement.
Their neighbors should give them 81
house warming.
The largest attended political meet
ing ever held in the state was in the ex-
position building at Milwaukee, Satur-
day night when the great building was
filed by an audience of seven thousand
people, addressed by Governor La Foil
cite.
DIR. J. Fl. Wells of Chaseburg, was
in the city last Wednesday, He is n
brother in-law of Lumberman Gates.
Mr.. Wells is new man at Chaseburg,
succeeding Mr. Moe. Chaseburg is one
of the best points in the county for a
hustling physician.
A peculiar phenomenon has been
observed in the cornfelds that have been
yisi5ed by recent frosts; says one of our
exchanges. In places are streaks that
do not seem to have been affected in
the least while in the same fields there
are stresks that are white and practical
Iy frost killed Farmers say they never
observed anything like this before and
cannot account for it. In the green
places the corn is maturing finely.
If YOU need new policy of insur-
ance; or if your present policy is not
satisfactory, call on John Dawson q Co.
Pioneer Insurance Agency. Their rec-
ord of nearly thirty-dve years is well
known to the people Of this section;
They sell insurance that lnsuTes and
never knowingly have an unsatisfac-
tory policy in the hands of an assured.
If you want Fire, Tornado, Accident,
Plate Glass or Life Insurance you VIII
find the agency ready to place the Insur'
ance for YOU. Their Office directly
over the New Bank Of Viroq7a; teie
phone numbers, Office 105, Dwelling AZ
We are just az sorry to lose good
fv.oYrn or1~ Fnrun as We ara gl9C