Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
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Examine the Nufangi pants az
the Boston.
The youngest son of MIR and Mrs.
John Olson is very sick
Ben Borgerson was in the city from
Cashton Monday afternoon.
Remember the creamery meeting
in this city Thursday afternoon.
Special sale on tailor made suits
this week at II ID. Williams s. Co.
--For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson & Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Il. w. Switzer of Minneapolis, was
in the city on business and greeting old
friends.
House and one acre of land for rent
in the Third ward. Inquire of Geo.
Welch.
james McCarty is here from Reads
town making improvements about his
tenement house.
Wanted, TO buy pigeons; must be
white skin birds. Inquire ar the Viro-
qua Express Office.
Mrs D. o. Mahonsy is confined to
her home with a sprained ankle, having
fallen in her door yard
Captain and Mrs. Nichols depart
for the west tomorrow. They may ex-
tend their trip to California.
Misses Lilly Smith and Aleda Olson
came up from La Crosse business uni
versity and spent Sunday at home
"A dollar bill may feel proud when
it comes to us to buy wedding rings.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Mrs. Harriet Sutton of Tomah, is
in the city, called here by the death of
her cousins, Marvin and Samuel Henry.
Mrs John Appleman, and son
Charles were called to Minnesota, on
account of the death of grand-daugh
ter.
Jolly Ed Schubert of Genoa, re-
mits for a years subscription to the
CENSOR, his thirty-second annual pay
ment.
Lost during the fair ladies
watch. A liberal reward will be given
for return of the same TO the CENSOR
office.
Theodore Oftedahl and wife depart
ed for Stoughton, Monday evening,
where they have leased farm and will
spend the coming year.
-Chas. NJ. Sandon, one CT the prom
inent citizens and. business men of On
tario, was recently married to Miss
Mildred Hoard OF Wilton,
Mr.. John c. Nodolf departed for
Minneapolis on Thursday evening last.
where he has accepted a position as stem
ographer with large firm.
The missionary society of Lutheran
Synod church will meet Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Rev. John
Hendricks. All are welcome.
"A i'askst supper will be given at
Brush Hollow church next Saturday
evening to which everybody is invited.
Otto and Ben Brown viii be present and
provide an entertainment of music.
Tailor Anderson is in receipt OF the
largest and BEST selected stock of fall
and winter suitings ever carried in the
city. Fine patterns for nobby suit can
be seen at his shopsover Williams 81 Co.'S
store.
On August 26th Hon Allen Rusk
and wife viii have arrived at the six
tieth milestone of welded life. They
were married in Ohio but have been
residents of this county and city since
1852
Sunday was beautiful day for out
side rambling and pleasure, Nearly
the whole city population availed itself
of an outing to the country or surround
ing villages Westby had many callers
from Viroqua
-Thos A. Henry sne home from
Dunn county to o. send the funeral of
his father. Mrs Shipman, a sister of
the Henry brothers, came from Chip
pewa county, as did E. F. Hewett and
family of Minneapolis.
Second installment of Adler over
coats just received and another order
given. This shows how these perfect
fitting coats satisfy all good dressers
Thav ara r1nnnualled
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Members of La Belle lodge No. "a
f. & A. M, will please note that at the
next regular communication, to be held
October 21st, r. S. McMichael will give
an address on the subject History of
Lodge" S. R. POLLARD, w n
Rev. Jacob Marks, aged IA, while at
tending the semi annual conference of
the Richland Union church at Excel
sior, dropped dead just as he concluded
an address to the conference. Death
was due to heart failure.
Fur aud fur lined coats at the Blue
Front store. Gordon and Ferguson and
Worthing and Alger makes This is a
guarantee of the very best makes in the
country. See .hese coats and if you
are not convinced we offer the best in
value and quality we do not want you
W pulCudSC,
Another of the old settlers of this
community passed away on Sunday.
three miles northeast of Viroqua, Mrs.
Lars Tobias, at the age of 81. The
family settled here many years ago, and
have been prominent residents of this
neighborhood. Funeral and burial
takes place today at Asbury church,
Rev. Gulbrandson officiating.
The many thousand stockmen
throughout the west, who have for
many years been enjoying free trans
portation from their homes and the
shipping centers, will find this privilege
curtailed after January /, 1904. The
executive officials of western lines met
the other day and agreed that on and
after that date mentioned they would
discontinue the issuance to stockmen of
return transportation, thereby com
pelling them to pay their fare to their
homes after going to the various ship
ping centers with sock.
Potatoes at 81 per bushel. This is
the possibility, practically the certaint
facing housekeepers the coming fall
and winter. II is due to the long sea.
son OF rain that has been experienced
throughout Wisconsin The rain has