Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Now sfIhscriha

/ MANKIND generally has much to b(
! thankful for today.
Pipes and all kinds of smokers ar
ticles at Towner's.
Tobacco paper, best quality, al
| Omundson's store, Viroqua.
Gums, ammunition and sportins
goods of all kinds at Towner's.
"A page of today's CENSOR is devot
ed to Thanksgiving cheer and reading
Mayor J. w. Groves and wife Of
Madison. were in the city THURSDAY
and Friday.
Join the Rod and Gun club in the
exciting shoot at the fair grounds
Thanksgiving.
Wanted, at once, good blacksmith,
with small family. Inquire of S. Han
son, Avalanche, Wis.
-Thos. DeLacy of Freeman, was in
the city Morday night guest of Ben.
Williams and wife.
Mrs. W. f. Lindemann and Mrs.
W. NJ. Trowbridge attended the Ever
ett wedding at Sparta.
For sale. eight full-blood Shrop-
shire buck lambs. Inquire of
BLAINE D. RUSK.
Farms in abundance at the right
figure and cont you forget it. Western
Wisconsin, loan and Land Co.
No cJife so sure as Fl. W. Barker's
Coukn, Catarrh, Consumption Remedy
at Johnsons drug store. Try it.
Former Chairman Melvin of Web
ster spent an hour at the court house
on Friday, observing county legislation.
Liberty Pole NJ E. aid society will
meet at the NJ W. A. hall Friday next,
at one o'clock. All are requested to be
present.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Lew Jacton. Martin Jensen, An
drew johnson, Samuel Mosby, Ms
Melvin Kingslien.
Ben Brown gave cecilian enter
tsinment at Westby, Friday night
at the home of Albert Spellum. He was
assisted by Mrs Galstad.
Fred Dummer, late chairman of
Esrmony was in the city with load of
Ib lnksgiving geese on Tuesday He
had no difficulty in disposing of them.
Remember the CENSOR can be had
by new cash-in-advance subscribers for
one dollar till January. 1904. This offer
is to people residing in the county only.
-Towner is offering pocket books and
purses OF every Acknowledgements
ing the cream of the output of two Of
the largest manufacturers in the United
States.
in its report of the late G. A. r.
camp fire the CENSOR omitted mention
of the original poem presented by Rev.
William Haughton. 1t was purely an
oversight.
For rent, the Central hotel in Viro-
qua. Good new barn in connection
Will be leased at reasonable terms to
good parties. Inquire of P. L. Fortney,
Viroqua.
Bowling is the sport now in this
city. The epidemic is contagious if one
may Judge by the number of rollers
to be found nightly at the new alleys
presided over by Lynn Wood
If you want to sell your real estate,
list your property with the Western
Wisconsin Land and Loan Co. They
have all kinds of customers, may be one
of them wants just what you have.
Exchanges throughout the state are
giving their readers continued doses of
county board proceedings. Our people
will be served with them in supplement
form in the course of two or three weeks.
Martin Root has purchased three
forties of land from the Col. May estate
The property lies south of the road and
extends to the creek. Mr.. Root will use
it for pasture. Portions of it are well
timbered.
DO you want to trade for a 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 d Loan
Company.
Having closed out all of the ole
stock at is recent sale, Tow"er ha'
just received choice new line Ce wat
ches, clocks, jewelry and silver ware
all new and up-to-date patterns. AL
kinds of repair work done.
With Governor La Toilette as op
| position the Columbian Theatre com
pany played to over l, 600 people at th'
La Crosse theatre last evening. Tn
company pleased the people with botl
the play and specialties.-
The Ogden company played ''Uncl
| Toms Cabin" to a good audience at tn
Opera house, Wednesday evening. Tn
old familiar drama was fairly well pre-
sented. The company has an excellen
band and made very respectable stree
parade.
-Thos. Pierce was over from Bloom
ingdale, yesterday. He says the dair
farmers of that section are afraid the
will lose their skimmlng station by th
failure of the Elgin company. Nj
piarca saws the nlant haa been an exec
lent thing for the community.
Extensive improvements are bein
made by B. T. Ferguson in his bushes
block Steam heating and sanitar
closets are being added The suit of o
fees occupied by Silbaugh & Bennet
have been enlarged, and sky-hght pI
! in md other conveniences made.
Some folks consider spending none
for shoes necessary evil; others thin
ii an evil necessity; both wrong, bot
j right It all depends on what you q
2 for what you spend. The best way
: to buy where the price is made to su
the shoe, not the shoe to suit the pric
| We buy the best shoe we can get an
| make the price right. Have full III
of warm goods to fit every member
! the family and at right prices.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Another Of the early settlers Of q
> ! valley of the Coon has passed to bis b
!. al reward, Mr.. Ole P. Gullord. who d.
of paralysis at his home ia Hamburg
= the 18th instant, ag, 70 years. Mr.. Gu
lord and wife located on the farm whe
he died in 1S4S, the year they came fro
,s Norway. The aged wife, with 10
- / oil hafs q 4