Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-11

DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo
site postoffice, Viroqua.
The "Kohn" made overcoats avail
your inspection at the Boston.
For sale, sixteen cords of stow,
wood Inquire Of N. d Nc Lees.
No danger of consumption If you us,
Folsy's Honey and Tar. A. J. johnson
For rent. neat seven roomed cot
tage. Inquire ofqHRs. s. H. GoRSLINE
To loan, on real estate security
trust fund of $780, Apply to G. M
Butt, Jr.
For sale, the Geo. Les residence OF
lower Main street, Inquire of Mrs. O
B. Wyman.
IF. M. Towner spent last week al
Readstown looking after his mercantile
interests.
Mrs. Henry wamberg is here from
| Royalton to visit her relatives and
friends for few weeks.
For sale, a Little Giart stump pull.
er, in good condition. INQUIRE at James
Honaker's, Liberty T 'e. Wis.
During November will give dis.
count of 20 per cent on all trimmed and
untrimned hats. myrtle WISE.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Lind came from
Chaseburg for Sunday. They expect to
move upon their farm, the Green place,
in the spring.
-Sc;lr last chance to get medallion
free with every dozen cabinet photo
graphs taken at Dickson's studio, over
Blue Front.
Chris. Weber of Franklin, market
ed seven April pigs that sveraged 237
pounds. They were an exceptionally
fine bunch.
Your last chance to get medallion
free with every dozen cabinet photo
graphs taken at Dickson's studio, over
the Blue Front.
Rev. P. Fl. Mason, pastor of Viro-
qua Congregational church some years
since, is now president of the faculty in
Beloit business college.
Casper Nordum and mother left
this station for Canada on Monday,
where they join Captain and Axtel Nor
dunn for permanent home.
The gentleman who took a Sweet
Dempster hat, II, in mistake for Tigee
hat at the Gen. e. M. Rogers weddinf
reception will please notify the General
Advertised letters at the viroqua
postoffice: L. A. Schnell, O. A. SINE
land, w. f. Thompson, Fred schwell,
Moses Erdall, Mrs. Flora Harris, Miss
Lillian De Witt.
The Vernon County Land Company
has sold for Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, her
farm of 115 acres located about II miles
east of the city, to Martin Berge Of
Jefferson town.
For the past week hunters from the
southern country nave been vending
their way mort. to the deer section,
many loads of expectsnt sportsmen hav-
jng passed through the city.
"A brother and sister of Register Of
Deeds Thos. o. Mork, Arrived in the ci-
ty Thursday, direct from Norway.
They are unmarried and expect to make
this country their future home.
We have no competition on our
goods. We buy and sell hucdreds of
watches No :? ???2 necessary. Come
and buy your watch and have some
money left JOE BoEHRER, Jeweler.
See those sw Il. S. 81 M. overcoats
az Lindemsnn's Clothing Department.
They have 81. s. q M improved collar,
guaranteed to retain it's perfect shape
We will replace any that break or go
wrong.
"A Spokane paper records the de-
parture of E d. Furman Of that place,
for DeSoto, called home by the critical
illness of his mother Mr.. Furman was
in this city on Monday. The CENSOR
acknowledges fraternsl call.
-Our hand tailored guaranteed suit
$15 to $25 are bringing us many favor
able comments and a selling to the
best dressers. We ha We them also at
$40 and $12 guaranteed in every re-
spect. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of r. B. Hoyt, the Chaseburg
merchant, who announces big auction
sale of merchandise for Saturday, No
vember 81. CENSOR patrons in that
neighborhood are directed to reading
of the facts.
Mr.. Earl W. Alden, con of Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. w. Alden of this city, was mar
ried at Union Center, November End, to
Miss Loie Hardgrave. Earl is a Viro-
qua boy, now a prosperous barber of
Hillsboro. His young fsiends extend
greetings to himself and bride.
Michael sallander brought in q
bunch of corn from his farm at Retreat
that discounts any we have seen. It is
of large yellow dent variety and as
sound as bullet Michael says he has
never grown better corn during his long
residence in Vernon county. One ear is
remarkable for having over 1, 400 ker-
nels.
-C;tv cou1ciI Lost avaninO did t;tYIa
business except allow $111 labor and
miscellaneous accounts. Joseph Pennell
had his billiard table license renewed,
The question of putting in q gasoline
engine for pumping water is being agi-
secured with the electric light company.
Present contract expires next March.
The harvest of the fields and or
chards is over. and what beautiful
harvest it is. It means q continuation
of good times. 1t would encourage you
not to delay the intended purchase of
watches, clocks, jewelry, silver, fancy
china ware so you can reap your harvest
from the good holiday trade that we
will have. JOE BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The county soldiers relief commits.
sion, consisting of veterans John NJ
Vance, Joseph Cowsn and o. c. Stevens
met in this city on Monday and perfect.
ed their annual report 10 be presented
to the county board. They report Q
neat balance on hand after furnishing
/ the usual amount Of relief 70 the sol
diers and their dependents during thu
| past year.
With exceeding regret the public
xv,iA rod oe tho rraantaI trnrLlo of M