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

means it was discharged, the contents
entering the child's head, causing in
slant death. It Is distressing occur
renee and much sympathy is expressed
for the parents and family.
The Burglar is coming.
| Lock your doors, the burglar is CON-
ing.
| Sec those bargains in shoes et Sew
ersons g Co.
Money TO loan on real estate. Call
on G. 81. Minshall.
A small blizzard this morning, rain,
snow and high wind.
House for rent, in First ward Ap-
ply to N. d. Nc Lees.
Call and examine line Of walking
skirts and petticoats at Severson q Cos.
The original Kalamazoo are among
them.
Your last chance to get medallion
| free with every dozen cabinet photo
graphs taken st Dickson's studio over
the Blue Front.
| Prof. Bulger's classes are well at
| tended. The professor understands the
| dancing business from to T.
Mr.. A. F. Brant, travelling agent
| for the Sparta state school, was in the
city on official business, yesterday.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested, safe
and sure. Sold by A. ]. johnson.
| Toilet Yttri of West Prairie, went
| to La Crosse Lutheran hospital where
he was operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Ruby De4Iap returned Tues
day morning from Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, where she passed some months.
Tuesdays social checker games at
Lind's restaurant resulted: W. d. Lind
12 games, G. J. Eastman 4, e. A. Hickok
1, Mr.. Jones 0.
Philip Biddison and wife went to
! Chicago, last evening, to see their son,
Ami, who is sick. He is a student at
veterinary college.
-Woman's Literary club win COM
mence the reading of the Twelfth
Night" November 16, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Setmen.
Third shipment of up-to-date sty-
fish hats Just received as the Blue Front
store. The Roosevelt, Kingsbury and
Stetson makes. All styles.
Young peoples society of Lutheran
Synod church will meet at the residence
of Lars Jasperson, three miles south
west of Viroqua, next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock.
| It's like dip in the fountain of
yonth." Touches the check so gently
| that youth fingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain Tes
does. 35 cents A. J. Johnson
"A meeting of the local branch of
Horseshoers Protective Association will
be held at Woodman hall in this city,
Saturday evening. A report from ma
tional delegate will be made. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
Prof, Corliss Francis Bulger will
open class of dancing and physical
culture for children at the Opera house,
commencing Saturday, November 21, at
Q o'clock You are invited to be pres
ent the first afternoon.
Second installment of Adler over
| coats just received and another order
given This shows how these perfect
! fitting coats satisfy all good dressers.
| They are unequslled
BLUE FRONT STORE.
The Mystic Workers had fine So
cial following their meeting, Tuesday
| nigt, dancing, refreshments and jolly
time. A few invited guests were pres
ent The Mystics are cozily fixed in
| their new quarters in Proctor's block.
The Misses Lena Hoverson, Nary
jacobson, Hilda Helgeson Matte hoH-
| Ian and Tedman Larson drove to Cash
| ton Sunday morning returning the same
evening by way of Westby, where they
we're joined by Henry and Oliver Helg.e
son and ladies
Mrs. s. L. Frazier of Wadena, Min
nesota. has been visiting the old home
| in the town of Harmony, and was home
| ward bound today, making the CENSOR
a call. Three sisters met at the old
| homestead-Mrs Frazier, Mrs. Della
Burdick and Mrs. Hattie Buswell, the
latter of Iowa.
| Prof. Corliss Bulger. the well-known
| dancing master of La Crosse will be in
| Vifouua for a short time and teach dan
| ces, both ball room and stage work. Mr..
| Bulger makes q speciality of private les
| sons and one evening each week, gives a
class lesson and social dance.
Fur and fur lined coats at the Blue
| Front store. Gordon and Ferguson and
Worthing and Alger makes. This is a
| guarantee of the very best makes in the
| country. See these coats and If you
are not convinced we offer the best in
value and quality we do not want you
TO purchase.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sviggum of Dach
| Ridge mourn the death Of son, AL
| fred, aged fifteen years, who died Fri
day morning, from diabetes, after a
/ brief illness. Funeral was held at the
/ home on Monday, burial at Liberty
Pole, services conducted by Rev. Gull
brsndson, who three weeks previous,
confirmed the lad Mr.. and Mrs Svig-
gum have the sincere sympathy OF their
neighbors and friends.
The Prairie duChien Union says the
Father of Waters" whose banks have
been filed to the brim so many times
this year. is gradually settling down to-
wards its normal condition. The re-
suits Of the excessive amount OF water
this fall and year caused destruction 10
thousands of dollars worth OF hay, and
crops usually raised on the lowlands,
besides stopped active work in the clam
ming industry all along the river.
A number of relatives went TO Be
treat from this city on Monday TO attend
!, the funeral of little Lucius Brodhead
| thrse-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs I'D
| win Brodhead, who died at the home oi
| his grandparents, Mr.. s1d Mrs. G. Il
Haskell at De Soto. The little fellow
accompanied his parents 10 De Soto 8
week previous to his death, and on ar