Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-04
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Western Wisconsin Land & Liam Co
County board convenes next Tues
day.
Have your photo taken at Dickson'i
studio
Carl Coe was down from Cashton on
Sunday.
Examine the ''Nufangl" pants al
the Boston.
Editor Frazier and wife were over
from Viola, yesterday.
Rev. J. A. Stemen preached in Cash
ton on Friday evening last.
Rev. Goodnight held meetings in
Readstown during last week
Miss Blanche Dunlap came home
from Viola to spend Sunday.
Miss Anna Nursel of La Crosse is
visiting at Mrs. Sargent's.
Annual session of the county board
commences November 10.
ID. T. jackson and mother have
moved to the Slack tenement.
The Misses Ella and Ethel Lake
passed few days in La Crosse.
Hon. Ole Roe, Stoughton tobacco
man, was in the city on Tuesday.
Elmer Orrison and Otto Omundson
spent Sunday at Soldiers Grove.
Special sale on tailor made suits
this week at Fl. D. Williams & Co.
For sale or rent, two new houses on
Court street.
RICHARD ELLACoTT, Viroqua.
Miss Winifred Baldwin goes to Mil
waukee tomorrow, to visit her sister.
Geo. Anderson of Soldiers Gro We
was CENSOR caller on Saturday last.
II. Leahy Of Rising Sun, transacted
business at the county seat on Monday.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson & Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Howard Taylor of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday with his father-in-law,
Andy Russell.
Miss Mary Nichols visited in Sparta
last week, the guest of Miss Lillian Dud-
ley and other friends.
Mr. VIM Kenyon of Sparta, spent
several dsvs in the city visiting his sis
ter, Mrs E. G Mullen.
The Vernon County Land company
has purchased of John Scriven his So
acre farm in the town of Webster.
Albert Stokes and wife of Dell,
have been in the city guests at the
homes of George and John Stokes.
The Etude club organized by Miss
Susie James, the music teacher, met with
Miss Bsrnice Banks, Monday evening.
Hayes Cowen spent several days
visiting in La Crosse the first of the
week, making the trip on his motor cy-
Gle.
Mrs. Jos. Omundson is in receipt of
plants Of different species sent her from
Dayton, Washington, by Mrs. E M.
Gorsline.
Martin Nelson was called home from
the state university, on Monday, By the
critical illness of his sister, Mrs Charles
Honaker, of Liberty Pole.
Peter Thompson and daughters, Bet
sey and Lena of Bristow, were in the
city, yesterday, enroute for Minnesota,
where they go for visit.
John Edsvold of town of Viroqua,
departed on Friday evening last for
Flikka, Norway, where he will make
his parents an extended visit.
w. r. G. will have important busi-
ness to transact at the next meeting.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. By order of the president.
For sale OF exchange for small farm,
acres of land, good dwelling, tobacco
house with other improvements, in city
of Viroqua. Inquire at CENSOR office
Fur sale Wednesday, November
18th. at Severson & Cos. store in old
Nichols block Don't miss it. Large
special line to select from. Don't miss
it.
Samuel Mills purchased Of +, A.
Chase 40 acres of the Ole Natwick farm
which together with 40 he bought OF
Will Post, makes him an eighty acre
farm.
La Fargo village has established a
fire limit and within the prescribed ter
ritory nothing except stone, brick or
fireproof materials are used for outside
building walls.
Rev. Hendricks and family have
moved into the commodious and hand
some parsonage erected and recently
completed for the pastor OF the Luth-
eran Synod church.
w. f. Lindemann d Co. employ I'D
a unique method of advertising some OF
the wares handled in their mercantile
emporium, on Saturday afternoon last,
by the parade of small boys dressed in
ragmufin fashion, bearing placard ad-
verIisements.
DIR. c. V. Porter departs, today, for
the east to spend a month in Maine,
Massachusetts New York and Wash
ington. He will cross the lake at Mil
waukee and pay visit to his alma
mater, Ann Arbor university.
John Scriven has purchased DR..
Colts 17C acre farm in the town of Lib.
erty, the latter taking in part consider
alton Mrs Scriven's residence property
in the north part of the city. The Yer.
non County Land company negotiated
the deal.
Mr.. Ole L. Thompson, the new pro.
prietor of the Central hotel in this city,
has taken possession and appears to be
at home in his new occupation. DE ex
poets to conduct good farmers house
and home for boarders. The house and
barn accommodations are inviting
Hold up the train with skirt pin.
why was it not thought of before" /:
what people say when they see it. No'
intended to fasten the waist and skirt
together. but it keeps the train from
trailing, and its ornamental, too.
JOE BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will hold rummage and plan
sale in the rear of Mrs. Buckley build
ing ON Maia street, Saturday, Novem
bet 7fh. and Monday, November w. ANY
one wishing to contribute will pleas
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