Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-18
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Turkeys are scarce, dealers tell us.
Rooms to rent Inquire of j. ].
Willsey
Thanksgiving week from to.
morrow.
Examine the "Nufangl" pants at
the Boston.
Hon. Geo. e. Tate of La Fargo, was
in the city on business last Friday
Robert and Ed. Hammer were over
from Hillsboro on business, Friday.
For sale or rent, two new houses on
Court street
RICHARD ELLACoTT, Viroqua.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson 81 Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Mrs. A. J. Niles returned home
from Spokane. where she visited her
son.
M. a. Bekkedal of Westby, has
leased the newly-built tobacco house at
Stoddard.
ID w. Horton and wife have gone
to Montford to spend a month with
their daughter.
For sale, 20inch Round Oak stove,
or will exchange for wood. Inquire of
N. J. Beaver, city.
-DeSoto high school foot ball team
defeated Lansing eleven by score of 6
to 0. Good game, too.
"A grand ball will be given for the
benefit Of the Coon Valley band at that
place next Saturday night.
Thomas Clements one of the old
and well-known residents of Genoa
died vt that place recently.
Peter L. Fortney of Liberty Pole,
returned from South Dakota, where he
spent the summer and fall.
Otto Brown is at Sparta superintend-
ing big piano sale in the branch house
of the Brown Music Company.
Most of the county board members
spent Sunday at their respecti We homes
in different sections of the county.
Mr.. f. E. Brewer, one Of the old
time citizens of La Fargo neighborhood,
died on the 5th instant, at the age of "a
years.
"A Thanksgiving dinner will be
given at Salem Methodist church for
benefit of the pastor. The public gem
orally is invited.
-Omer and Oscar Board, two Hills
boro young men, claim championship
of the county for rabbit shooters. In
two days they killed AZ bonnies.
For sale or exchange for small farm,
8 acres of land, good dwelling, tobacco
house with other improvements, in city
of Viroqua. Inquire at CENSOR Office.
Mrs. G. E. Roberts, San Francisco
Cal. Wouldn't be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea in our house. It's great fam
lily remedy. Makes and keeps us we'll
j. G. johnson.
It's like d dip in the fountain of
yonth." Touches the check SO gently
that youth fingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35 cents. A. J. johnson.
November 7th, the editors family
had fresh strawberries served for Sum
day dinner. They were gathered from
the vines in N. G. Peterson's vineyard,
and were large and of good flavor.
The basket social announced to be
at L. Reeds has been changed and will
be at the home of Jno Stephens in
Springville Nov. 90 Let all remember
the date and come. Everyone" invited
Calvin Morley, who has spent the
past fifteen winters in the south, writes
from Alabama that he is enjoying the
summer.like conditions along the Tenn
essee river fishing and hunting with
success.
Our State University foot ball team
went to Ann Arbor and played with
Michigan University last Saturday.
Our banner was trailed in the dust by
score of 16 TO 0. Thus is state pride
humbled,
The unpleasant and annoying feeling
of gas generating in the stomach, and
rumbling in the bowels between meals
may be remedied by the use of Camp,
Curative Powder or Tablets soc, 25c
of all druggists.
Mrs. Frank L. Vail of Madison, has
fallen heir to fortune 81, 500, 900, her
grandfather's estate Mr.. Vail is
clerk in one of the state departments at
Madison. He was formerly travelling
man and frequent visitor to this city.
Mrs. J. J. Willsey and family were
pleasantly surprised on Thursday morn
ing last by the arrival of Mrs. e, NJ.
Scott, of Binghamton, N. Y, a sister If
Mrs Willsey, whom she had not seer
for thirty five years Mrs. Scott will re-
main for a week or ten days.
Don Sherman, late county clerk,
with his wife, came from their Hills
boro home and passed most of the week
in Viroqua. Mr. Sherman was fire.
quenter at the county Doard sessions
and about the court house, where he
gave four years of efficient service
While here Mr.. and Mrs Sherman were
guests of Dr. and Mrs Surenson.
The running of an automobile is
sometimes a hard problem, at least Mr..
c. Slack of Viroqua, thinks So He
came into this city with flying colors,
but it took him from five o'clock until
after ten p m. to get out again The
gasoline engine which furnishes the
power for the auto, took a notion to
do little bucking and as result Mr..
Slack put in five hours of hard work. -
Cashton Independent.
A brs nch of the grain commission
house of Edwards, Wood 65 Co, OF st.
Paul, has been established in this city,
with Mr.. Garfield Aiken as manager
and representative. Headquarters will
be in the rear rooms over the Bank of
Viroqua, where information relative to
all grains and stocks will be furnished
customers. Manager Aiken is son OF
l. A. Aiken, former resident and bus
ness man of Newton.
John Aims is recovering from astb-
ma after having suffered terribly for
years. several years ago, following an
exciting chase after some of his fathers
stock, he had hemorrhage from the
lungs and thereafter was never able 70