Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-28
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--Examine the "Nufangl" pants a
the Boston
Mics Blanche Dunlap came homs
from Viola to spend Sunday.
Miss Anna Nursel of La Crosse Ii
visiting at Mrs. Sargent's.
Annual session of the coun.y board
commences November 10.
Elmer Orrison and Otto Omundson
spent Sunday at Soldiers Grove.
Special sale on tailor made suits
this week at Fl ID. Williams a Go.
For rent, adwelling house.. Inquire
o. MRS. NELLIE BUCKLEY, Viroqus.
= For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson q Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Mics Name jackson is home after
two months absence in Milwaukee and
Tomah
Mrs ]. N. Nelson of Sparta, Is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. T.
Smith F
IF you want photo that is a photo
have 1t taken at Dickson's studio over
the Blue Front
by the way, are You looking for
something in photos2 Cali at
Dickson's studio.
Wanted, to buy pigeons; must be
white skin birds. Inquire at the Viro-
qua Express Office.
-TLos w. Latta and family have
moved to Victor, Iowa, where Mr.. Lat
ia has employment
The first snow flakes for this season
fell Friday morning. They were out
few brought in high cold wind.
"A bus load of ladies drove out to
the new home of Mrs. Harold Proctor
and spent Thursday with that lady.
Mrs John Nodolf departed, last
week, for Minneapolis, to join her hus-
band, who has accepted position there.
james Wanless and Elmer Holcomb
took their departure, Monday evening,
for northern Wisconsin country to look
over lands
The Springville w. G. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Mary Heron Thursday,
November 9th at II o'clock. Everyone
cordially invited.
William Peavy has purchased and
moved to the Walby residence in the
Third ward. Sale was negotiated by
the Vernon County Land Co.
DIR. Weston, the La Crosse special
ist, will make his next professional visit
to Viroqua and be at Hotel Fortney
next Monday, November 2
DIR. J. G. Crowley, one of the lead
ing young men of his profession in Wes-
tern Wisconsin, dropped dead at his
home in Prairie du Chen, last Wednes-
day.
The fax,axsst, !, o1,r,,, o,,;v,,,.,4 - - o.,.Iu
dyspepsia is sometimes called gastric
fever, safe and sure remedy is in
Camps Curative Powders or Tablets.
SOC, 25c at all druggists
j. W. Gilman has moved with his
family from Sterling to this city. They
occupy the w. w. Dunlap homestead.
Ir. Dunlap expects to speud the winter
in the south with relatives. sses5 +se
ID. F. Mains recently purchased the
Frank Wintz residence in the First
ward, and occupies the same. He also
bought the DR.. Cory big house and sur.
roundings in the Third ward.
Second installnsentl of Adler over
coats just received and another order
given. This shows how these perfect
fitting coats satisfy ALI good dressers
They are unequalled
BLUE FRONT STORE.
20. Fl. Natwick will old big auc-
tion sale at his farm five miles west of
Viroqua, Saturday of nsIt week, No.
yember 7, when his full line of farm i'm
plements, cattle, hogs, sheep and horses
will be disposed of
DIR. F. L. Barney was in the city on
Satur lay greeting friends. For two
weeks he has been with his family at
Cashton, being prevented by sickness
from filing his professional dates at
numerous places in Crawford county.
The CENSOR is indebted to Mr. Barney
for snapshot picture Of the Gays
Mills fair
AT the annual meetingof the Reads.
town Telephone Co., a good number of
stockholders were present and elected
new set of officers as follows: Presi-
dent, f. M. Groves; treasurer, Edgar
Ewers; secretary, G.. w. Henika; direc-
tors, G. e. Tate. G. w. Fowell, J. A.
Hays, and F. P. Bean 1Readstown
Mr.. w. B. Phelps, who has been a
hustler in the saoe department at 81. D.
Williams triple store, departed this
morning, for Readstown,f where he as
sumes management and proprietary
interest In f. M TownerIs branch store.
Mr.. Phelps is an agreeable gentleman
and good salesman and stock keeper.
The CENSOR wishes him success in
his new location.
Mrs. Floy Wilkinson, who resides
near Ontario, met with very painful
accident that will lay her up for some
time, says the Wilton Herald. Her
daughter was cleaning revolver, which
she thought was not loaded, when the
weapon was discharged the ball strik-
ing Mrs. Wilkinson above the right
knee, passing through that member and
entering the left leg just above the
ankle 2
The social dance ct Opera house,
Friday night, was social event of un-
usual interest and pleasure. About for
ty couples Joined. 1t was the first ap-
pearsnce mere of Dode Fisk's new or
chestra. It is composed of eleven good
musicians, four ladies in the member
ship. They present high grade music
With the inimitable ''Dode" as prompt
er and manager, and engagements for
most or the season, tine Orchestra has a
good future.
"A set of grafters nave ueen masking
the neighboring counties, inducing the
farmers 10 list their land with them for
sale. The contracts which the farmers
sign so read that the land sharks are TO
receive 81 an acre TO try and sell the
land The contract is so worded as &c