Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-28

MIR. Leonard has moved with bis
family to La Crosse
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo.
site postoffice. Viroqua.
The "Kohn" made oyereosts await
your inspection at the Boston.
j. Omundson inspected carload
or oil at Westb Saturday last. z
City fire wardens have finished
their rounds Of chimney Inspection.
No danger Of consumption II yoti use
Foley's Honey and Tar A. J. johnson.
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.5 N.
Butt, Jr.
Mrs. Pascoe Of Necedah, is in the
city visiting her daughter, Mrs C. A.
Nelson
Frank A. Chase sold his fine driv.
ing pony and rig to William Boyer of
Cashton.
Emmett Hall is clerking in the gro
Gerry department for the Tate Merchan-
tile company.
&C, M. Larson and wife have gone to
the old home in Dane county to spend
couple weeks.
Misses Belle Smith and Julia Hedge
SON came down from Westby to spend
Sunday at hone.
Mrs. Eliza Brown departs for
Bowlder, Colorado on Monday. to spend
the winter with sister.
Have babyis picture taken before IL
gets too cold to take him ont. Dickson's
studio over the Blue Front.
For sale, Little Giant stump pull
er, in good condition Inquire at James
Honaker's, Liberty Pole, Wis.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia
Take no substitutes. a. J. johnson.
Miss Mary Cooper, who passed the
season in this city with her aunt. Mis-.
Rusk, departed for her home in New
York city, today.
Among the CENsoR's s Saturday call
ers were John Flick of Bergen. John P.
Melvin OF Webster, Chas. Schoenberger
and Sam j. Ottunl Of Sterling.
Many hunters Of this section are
preparing for an outing In the northern
deer quarters. The open season COM
mences November nth and continues
twenty days.
Mr.. and Mrs E G. Mullen received
visit the past week from the latter's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Kenyon of Sparta.
Mr.. Mullen's mother of the same place.
also paid them visit
Benjamin Brokaw or Missouri, Is
visiting relatives Ii and about the old
Whitestown home His son Clifford ex.
poets to sell out and accompany him
south, there to make 9 new home.
James 81. Rogers, Jr., has been sp-
pointed station agent for the Burling-
ton railroad company st De Scto. This
is pleasant as well as profitable thing
for one to be thus recognized in his ma
tive town.
Mrs M. j. Sergeant of Tumwater,
Washington, is visiting with Mrs. Ssr-
gent and other relatives In the city.
She is niece of H. M. Isham and Is ON
her way to New York, where her chill
dren reside.
Next Saturday night Is Halloween.
There ought not to be difficulty for
youngsters to enjoy themselves without
resorting to damage Of property. Po-
lice officers should be on the alert to pre-
vent destruction and instructed to arrest
any person engaged in unlawful acts.
The aged who have sluggish digestion
will fnd in Camps Curative Powder or
Tablets warm cordial tonic for the
stomach, giving an improved appetite,
better blood, renewed strength and a
gentle aperient action upon the bowels,
leaving them free from constipation.
SOC, 25c at all druggists
A special train was run to Union
Center Wednesday morning and brought
back Bishop Schwebsnk Of La Crosse,
Rev. Prucha of Union Center, Rev. Ritz
of Sank City. Rev. Flasch Of Mazo-
mania, Rev. Till OF La Crosse, Rev. Nc.
Ateer of Wilton, and their assistants,
who went ont to Dilly and held confer
nation service -Hillsboro Sentry.
"A jolly party of eight, headed by
Mrs. Lou s. Tsinter of Menominee,
spent Saturday night at the Fortney.
They have been on four weeks over
land tour, taking In Minnesota, Iowa.
southern Wisconsin and were headed
for home, driving TO La Crosse on Sun
day. They travelled in find style with
one four-horse carryal and truck wagon.
-viroqus loses two good families In
the removal OF Jos. L. johnson and Rev.
nj. j. Westphal, who remove to Mime
sofa, the former to Maynard, where he
engages in the livery t;.siness, and the
latter to Peterson, to assume the pas-
torate Of two large Lutheran congrega-
tions Mr. Westphal is a citixen ard
neutrality-suspicious. whose admirers in
this section are legion. His good wife
viii he missed In the circles where she
was an ardent worker and ornament to
society.
The Prairie du Chen Union says:
Nine large pearls, taken from the Miss
issippi within short distance of this
city, ara now part of q necklace of
gems which has just been sold in Paris
for $10O, 900. The necklace is composed
of more large pearls than any similar
necklace ever seen in the United States.
Forty-one pearls, two of which were
purchased for $40, 900 each, all matched
as TO size, color and lustre are contained
IN the necklace end all of them were
found In United States rivers. Most #
them were taken from the Mississippi,
some were taken from the Black river,
and other streams contributed. =
Many people who have had most
serious hardships in times gone by In
the matter of having teeth extracted,
now have an opportunity TO avail them
selves OF the skill and experience of DIR.
Blankner, who has been with as for the
past three weeks enl viii remain one
week longer at the Fortney Hotel. All