Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-24
THE Begger Primes" opera house


Nels e. Fortney, Viroqua.
Special cookery st Smiths hart
ware store. see for yourself
| w r. DeLap and wife are visitin
their daughter in South Dakota.
C f. Mohs and wife came fror
Hillsboro to visit relatives and atten
| the fsir.
John Hammer, of Hillsh9ro, enter
Ann Arbor university with the openinl
| this fall
"A few boarders wanted, with o
without rooms. Apply to Mrs. Herman
He; selling.
Miss Elizabeth Wolfe of Ohio, il
visiting her cousin Alma at the home o.
0. G. Stevens, in this city.
This Wednesday evening, the finest
comic opera to visit Viroqua, will b,
presented at the opera house.
Mrs Chas. Hawkins of Chicago, il
visiting her sister Mrs Nels Solverson,
and other relatives in this community.
For SALE, the building owned and
occupied by DR.. Gott, east of Towner's
store. Inquire of Doctor or Mrs. w. A.
Gott
IF you want good sulky or q gang
plow you will do well to buy the Fuller
& johnson or "a La Crosse sold by A. d.
Heleesen
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Earll of Rock.
ton, returned to Madison, on Monday,
where the gentleman renews his studies
a. the university.
Attention is called to the special
new advertisements in todays CENSOR
Read every advertisement carefully
There is something for YOU.
There will be English service at
the Lutheran Synod church next Sun
day evening at 7:30. All who do not
worship elsewhere are invited.
Mrs. T. G. Conklin returned from
Texas after a months absence. She
brought number of curiosities in tim
Der moss, mammoth bean pods, woods,
etc.
The democratic meeting to be ad-
dressed by Candidate Rose will occur at
the tabernacle Thursday evening at s
O'Clock. The Westby meeting viii take
place at 3 o'clock
The young peoples society of the
Lutheran Synod church will meet Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock at L.
Jesperson's, three miles south of town.
All are invited
An all day meeting of Springville
W. G. 7. u. will be held at the farm
home of Elias Harris, October 1, TO do
quilting. Dinner served at noon, 25 cts.
A large attendance is desired
Mrs. Chas. l.. Ingersoll, one of the
early settlers of DeSoto, now OF James
vile, has been spending some time at
the old home, and is now guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. Haughton in this city.
During church social at the home
Of Mrs. Oswald that lady missed her
purse containing a considerable sum of
money. She desires to announce that
it was found where she had SAT y placed
On account of impossibility to Sc
cure a suitable car the special western
excursion announced for today by the
Western Wisconsin Loan and Land
Company, this trip has been postponed
indefinitely.
-Lund's special car leaves Viroqua
Oct. 9th. at 80 p. m. for Aberdeen,
South Dakota and Cogswell and James
town, North Dakota. Tourist sleeper
for round trip. See Tolrud and john
son for particulars.
-Viroqua Odd Fellows were repre-
sented at the annual session of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge held at Des Moines,
Iowa last week, by DIR. Suttle, A. d.
Helgeson and G. J. Cherrington. The
latter was accompanied by his wife.
In oiden times men told the time by
the sun, but now they rely upon their
watches, which for accuracy, are un-
questioned if they were regulated by u.s.
We can make your watch run as cor
recsly as our regulator If you say so.
Jos. BOEHRER, Matchmaker.
The 200-acre farm of Berent Braa-
ten, in Clinton town, was recently sold
to Mark Hanson, of La Fargo, who will
take up farming. The sale was pegoti-
ated through the Westby agency of
Davidson & Grimsrud. These gentle
men made four other farm sales the
past week.
The Milwaukee papers of today an
nounce the death in that city, of Bas-
com May, a son of Col. r. May, aud d
prominent attorney of the metropolis.
Mr.. May left here many years ago, and
has made a good reputation as man
and lawyer We will say more of his
life in succeeding issue.
From papers received the { ENsoR
is lead to the belief that Herman Layer
ia cutting wide swath IN his new To-
cation at Algona, Iowa. Herman never
loses sight Of the power OF printer ink.
To this he adds energy and novelty in
display of wares. He is a pusher all the
time and he makes it win in the cloth
ing trade.
Because of the removal of merchant
and postmaster Frank Emo from Muncie,
the office has been discontinued, and
mail for that place will hereafter be
sent to Dilley. This has also caused dis
continuance of the daily mail route be-
tween Hiiisboro and La Fargo, the line
in future extending fTcn1 Rillsboro to
Dilley.
AT Prairie du Chen the skeleton of
q man FIVE feet and nine inches was dug
up ON one of the principal streets while
g crew of men were excayating prepara-
tory to laying mains. The skeleton lay
face downward and was perfect. The
CHASTITY find was made by workman
who first unearthed the bones of the
legs and later dug up the entire skele-
ton.
AT the Crawford county republican
convention held on Tuesday, DR.. James
Dinsdale OF Soldiers Grove, was nomi-
mated for representative in the lower
house Of the legislature. A better noni.
nation would be difficult to make. DIR.
Dinsdale is a progressive man, is right
on all the important questions affecting
the peoples interests and will make our