Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-11
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visiting at Sparta.
Special sale on tailor made suit
this week at 81. d. Williams 81 Co.
Your money back if you are not sat
isfied with the Burglar Thursday even
ing
Veteran George Wise of Nc ,nt
Park, was in the city Saturday.
For sale or rent. two new houses OF
Court street.
RICHARD ELLACoTT, Viroqua.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call OF
the John Dawson 81 Co. Agency, Viroqua
The Burglar, a guaranteed attrac
tion at the Opera house THURSDAY even
ing.
For sale, 20-inch Round Oak stove
or will exchange for wood. Inquire Of
N. J. Deayer, city.
Mrs. Henry Wamberg of northern
Wisconsin, is in this vicinity visiting
relatives and old friends
Mrs. Frank Mutch and children OF
Hiilsboro, have been at the home of
Grandpa Horton in this city.
-Chas. +. Dahl is having basement
put under his dwelling house and will
add hot air heating to the same
m. v. B. Richards has made notice
able improvements about his residence,
In porch addition, residing etc.
DIR. j. Fl. Chase and Adolph Suren-
son have made their homes attractive
by freshly painting the exteriors.
Ed Culver and wife, who spent the
past season in South Dakota. have re-
turned to this city for the winter
VIM. Dowell and family had as
their guests over the Sabbath Wallace
Fogo and wife of Richland county.
There will be Thanksgiving sup
per at Mrs. Frank beavers near Brook
VILE Supper from six till ten. Every
one welcome.
Your last chance to get medallion
free with every dozen cabinet photo
graphs taken at Dickson's studio, over
the Blue Front.
Mrs. McVey of Rockton, while Wis
iting her parents at Lindsey, Ex Sheriff
J. w. White and wife, had the sorrow
OF the loss Of little son.
For sale, 10 head Jersey and Re-
Poll COWS; pedigreed Red Poll bull; also
yearlings and calves. Call on c. Nor
rison, miles west of Westby.
For sale, two registered, Shorthorn
bulls, ages 13 months and two years
Address or call on
w. T. WHITE, Retreat, Wis.
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.
Henry Kish was in from Newton on
business last Thursday. Very recently
his wife underwent an operation for
gall stones and daughter for appendi-
citis.
Willard W. Powell went to Rich
land county and purchased some fine
Berkshire hogs from j. W. Martin, one
of the leading swine and cattle breeders
of the west.
Clifford Brokaw was in he city
from Whitestown on Saturday. Yes
terday, with his family, Mr.. Brokaw
left for Missouri. where he expects to
make his home.
Mrs. Stemen and Mrs. Rayner were
participants in the association known
as Womans Board oe Missions of the In
terror, held at Wi,4ona, recently. They
went as delegates.
Merchant A. U. Curry and family
of Valley, visited in the city two days
with relatives and friends Mr. Curry
has one of the best country mercantile
establishments in the county.
Impoverished blood and weakness ar 9
inseparable. Take Camps Curative
Powder or Tablets, and good digest tion,
producing good blood and strength, fol-
lows. SOC, 25c, of all druggists
"A. J. Niles will sell at auction at
his residence in the western section of
this city, Saturday, November 81, i'm.
plements, household furniture, STICK,
etc Sale will commence at noon.
w. G. Koplin, who resides three
miles west of Esofel, has disposed of his
farm to Ed. Erickson, and will move to
La Crosse. Tuesday, November "a, Mr..
Koplin will sell at auction his farm i'm
plements and stock.
The Irowbridge mare known by
everybody as "Old Kit" died recently
after service of twenty years i'll
the family. Mr.. Trowbridge says the
good cid beast has drawn him more than
sufficient miles to take him aroL I'd the
earth.
Hold up the train with skirt pin.
why was it not thought of before" is
what people say when they see it. Not
intended to fasten the waist and skirt
together, but it keeps the train from
trailing, and it's ornamental, too.
JOE BOEHRER, Jeweler.
The Burglar, delightful comedy
drama in five scenes and four acts by
Augusta Thomas, author of Alabama,
will b. presented at the Opera house
Thursday evening by strong company
of artists. Seats now on sale at Arnold
& Davis drug store. Prices 25c 35c Soc
Misses Mable Treseder and Allie
Richards, teachers in the city schools,
paid visit to La Crosse schools last
Friday. The board of education estab-
lished the rule of giving all teachers a
day in which 10 take observation in
some neighboring accredited school.
This ought to be beneficial to teachers
in their work.
Lee Hiles went to Warrens Mills to
spend Sunday with his aged parents, it
being the eightieth anniversary of his
fathers birth Three sors. daughter,
numerous grandchildren and neighbors
gathered. making a party upward OF
fifty. Daniel lilies and wife Were resi-
dents of this section for yeats before
removing north. They ENJOY good
health, notwithstanding their advanced
age, and are both able to do much labor
in the home and on the farm.
The Westby telephone company has
extended its line from that village as fal
south a Thos. Stevens farm. providing
many of the farmers along the routt