Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-04

| Iakota, yesterday.
-25 per cent off on each hat bought
at the Bon Ton.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo
site postofice. Yiroqua.
The 'Kohn" made overcoats await
your inspection at the Boston.
For sale, sixteen cords of stove
wood, Inquire of N. ID Nc Lees.
Ben Borgerson is attending lead
ing business college In Chicago.
Judge Mahoney attended to his
farm interests at Ontario ON Monday.
No danger of consumption If you use
Folay's Honey and, Tar. A. j. johnson.
WIN. Brandon Is building a new
house for Sidney Higgins at Liberty
Pole.
Get your auction bills printed at
the CENSOR Office. Quick and accurate
work.
To loan. on real estate security,
trust fund of $3.50. Apply to c. M.
Butt, Jr.
nor SALE the Geo. Lee residence on
lower N ain street Inquire OF Mrs. o.
B. WyIlan.
Wanted, to buy pigeons; must be
white skin birds. Inquire at the Viro-
qua Express Office.
-Scanton McVey, one of Rockton's
sound merchants, paid visit to the
county seat on Tuesday.
For sale, Little Giant stump pnll-
er, in good condition. Inquire at James
Honaker's, Liberty Pole, Wis.
Information from Avalanche is to
the effect that the old soldier and good
citizen, Isaiah Glenn, is critically i'll.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia
Take no substitutes. A. J. johnson.
-Springville M. E. Aid society will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Post on Thursday,
November 10, at ten o'clock.
During November I will give dis
count of % per cent on all trimmed and
untrimmed hats. MYRTLE WISE.
MIR. Chris. Ostrem is catering TO the
trade as grocery clerk in Lindemann's 8
department store. He was formerly
employed in Readstown.
Mr.. Ole T. Logan of viroqua town,
is off for visit with his brother in
northern Minnesota, whom he has not
seen in twenty-three years
ALI members Of Viroqua lodge No.
375 Mystic Workers Of the World, are
requested to be present Tuesday night,
Nov. 9th. COMMITTEE.
-Miss Pearl Amberg of Hillsboro.
who is teaching at Springville, visited
saturday and Sunday with her uncle
and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Brandon.
-Four horses were recently killed
west Of Tunnel city, by officers from
Tomah, who had their orders from the
state veterinary; they were victims Of
glanders.
Ole G. Holten of Westby, died from
appendicitis, October %. He was father
of Mrs. Knute Villand, native of Nor
way, aged 20 years, who came to this
country about twenty years since
Mr., Dill Herman late teacher and
business man at La Fargo, is holding
down the responsible position of block
man for the Champion Harvester COM
pany. Vernon county is in his territory.
We have no competition on our
goods. We buy and sell hundreds of
watches No f2?2 necessary. Come
and buy your watch and have some
money left. JOE BoEHRER, Jeweler.
William Aiken, the young man who
had his leg broken some weeks since,
was fortunate in being insured In the
Mystic Workers, received $500 for acci-
dent benefit within eight days following
the injury.
Merchant Wig was in the city from
Avalanche, yesterday. He tells the
CENSOR that new dam has been con-
structed, the Avalanche Touring mills
re6tted and opened for business. A
first-class miller has charge.
Capt. R. s. McMichael departed for
Tarkie Missouri. where he will spend
the winter with his daughter and fam
lily. He has promised to tell CENSOR
readers something about the southwest
when he finds his bearing.
Constable John G. johnson drove
over from Stoddard on Sunday, called
hel by legal matters. He says he has
in his possession eight horses belonging
TO the Pond Construction company, plac-
ed in his keeping by attachment pro-
ceedings.
Some of the best corn we have seen
this year is shown by Rhinert Sumer-
field. The fine weather of October has
done much to mature and place the
corn in condition for cribbing. While
the corn Is light and immature Ii Il far
superior to last years crop.
The harvest of the fields and or
chards is over, and what beautiful
harvest it is. 1t means a continuation
of good times. 1t would encourage You
not to delay the intended purchase OF
watches, clocks, ie,yelry, silver, fancy
china ware so you can reap your harvest
from the good holiday trade that we
will have. JOE BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Henry NJ. Hurless shipped from
this point last Tuesday sixteen carloads
of some of the finest Herefords ever
sent down the Kickapoo. This with si1
carloads of sheep also shipped by Mr.
Hurless from Viola made mp specia
train which left here Tuesday night des
tined for Stoughton. d e. Stevens ol
Evansville being the purchaser. LIS
Fargo Enterprise.
Lizzie Miller, the woman who hai
been the terror to all dwellers at tbs
aims house for many years, was ad
Judged insane and taken TO the Mendo's
insane asylum on recent date. II
those in authority and unfortunate
this woman has made life burden b!
her day and night antics Commissions
Glenn has worksd industriously for
year TO free the home of this unfortr
nate victim of diseased body ard II lid
w. P. Meyer and Sam Dursnt o
Sparta, will begin journey OF M
miles in a modest little 27-foot launch
SAYS a Sparta news dispatch. tn
! launch was purchased by d. W. Chene