Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-01
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+, for the round trip See Tolrud an(
johnson for particulars.
Druggist johnson made a business
trip t. Madison.
Walter Proctor and wife returned
to North Carolina.
-30l0 is the lacky number at the
Boston this week.
D-George Parsons arrived this morn
ing from Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank A. Chase is spending
the week in Chicago.
-Lucius Favor is spending several
weeks at West Baden, Indiana.
Zion meetings at the residence of J.
J.Hammond every Sunday afternoon.
w w Dunlap left Monday on an
extended visit to Chippewa Falls and
Eau Claire. MM0 i
The holder of ticket No. 655 is en-
titled 10 $50 book case at the Boston
Clothing House.
Mrs. Phillip Rhodes returned from
Chicago after an extended visit with
her daughter.
David Harris, late of La Fargo, has
purchased the local telephone exchange
at Prairie du Chen.
Miss Erma Favor has gone to Heron
Lake, Minnesota, for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs DR.. Moe.
Choice house plants for sale, begon-
| las, gloxenias, cactus and other fine
ones. Inquire of Mrs l. d. Bennett, vi
| roqua.
-Mrs. Andrew s. Nelson has been
quite low the past week with pneumon-
Ia and her condition today is not i'm
proved.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Scott Curtis Tuesday, Oct. 7th at
$50 p. m. Lunch served. Everybody
| invited.
Advertised letters at the Virot ia
post-office: G. R. Bohen, Ever Thomp-
son. Frank Duane. Mrs. 4. W. Oh and
Ter, l. Bergum.
Last week was bad one for fairs,
especially those south and east of us.
La Crosse, however, escaped fairly well,
the bad weather.
Lost, short gray overcoat on the
streets of VirSqua last week. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at
CENSOR office.
Miss Gsrtie Layne visited her un-
Gle, Henry Stout, and friends of child
hood days in this city. She resides at
Cassville with an aunt.
liver Anderson and family have re-
turned here from Hillsboro Sunday
two-year old girl died in the family.
Mrs Anderson is critically i'll.
The remains of Mrs. Townsend M.
Moore arrived here this evening from
Nebraska She was resident OF Har-
mony for more than forty years.
Why don't you get that old clock
repaireda Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them fix them up and
deliver them to your Phone lis.
For sale, two-story residence on
Main street, with one acre of land, good
barn; house in good repair inquire of
Mrs. Sarah Smith or | ID. Bennett.
Ray Henry, who graduated from
the city high school year ago, left for
Madison on Monday. He will enter the
engineering department of the state I'M
iversity.
DIR S. v Mott, the veterinarian
who has practiced so long in this city,
was taken to the Mendoza hospital on
Tuesday. For sone time he has been
in poor health with a clouded mind.
Don't tell your wife you were late
for dinner because your watch was
wrang." Don't carry a watch which
gets wrong" Our watches are the
very best made.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Captain Conner will again become
resident of Viroqua, having purchased
the McCullock residence in Second
ward. Also the Suttle house and lots
known as Bromley place. On this land
he contemplates the erection of mod
ern cottage.
DIR. G. F. Andrew and wife have
returned from the north and will settle
in this city. They take up housekeep-
| ing in the cottage vacated by B. f. Fer
guson, and the doctor will have his Of
| fee in the rooms recently occupied by
DIR. Belt over DahPs drug store
As easy as an old shoe That's how
our customers conscience is when trad
| ing with us. No regrets after buying
our goods No trouble to suit customers
and help them get exactly what they
want. Visit our store for honest quality,
fair prices and complete satisfaction.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Gays Mills winds up the fair busi-
ness for the season, opening next Tues
day closing Friday. Nothing but foul
weather can prevent complete success.
The biggest race meeting and finest dis
play, with the largest crowds are assur-
ed Vernon county will do its full
share toward swelling the attendance
and contributing to the display,
Sunday while Ed IIins and Ben Van
Ruden were hunting a ground hog, the
former shot the animal and as result
some Of the shot glanced and struck Mr..
Van Ruden about the face, entering the
flesh. DR. Schee took the shot from his
face and Ben and Ed now declare that
they are ready for another hunt West
by Times.
With regret the CENSOR chronicles
the death of William Morton at Retreat
on Saturday last. The deceased lived
formerly near Liberty Pole and was
brother of John Morton, who removed
to Missouri four years ago and died
there shortly after his arrival Mr..
Morton had long been leading citizen
of his community.
Reports frora northern Wisconsin
state that wages for swampers in the
lumber woods have reached the high
est figure ever paid. Orders have been
placed with the employment bureaus
for this class of workmen at S25 per
month and board. Last winter they
| received $26 per month and five years
ago S16 was the prevailing rate.
Winter is close at hand and to avoid
/ fire damages all hsuseholders should