Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30


John r. Hall was over from La
Fargo, Saturday.
Examine the new Psjamas and night
shirts at the Boston.
For sale, a /, 200 pound work horse.
Inquire of John Devlin.
Money to loan on real estate Call
on G. H. Minshall
Glenn p Wood is spending week
at his home in Clarion, Iowa.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson d Co. Agency, Viroqua.
"A. B. Thompson and wife of Spring
vile. are passing fortnight in Chicago.
Water tumblers and tin covered
jelly glasses cents each at Towner's.
The ladies will find very ch9ice
assortment of ready-to-wear hats at tie
Bon Ton
VIII Waters, now Chicago drug
gist, spent Sunday with his parents at
Springville
Miss Edith Shanks is installed as
cashier and book keeper at Towners s
store.
For sale, the Geo. Lee residence on
lower Main street. Inquire of Mrs O..
B. Wyman.
The new Kohn Bros clothing at
the Boston is pleasing all good dressers,
because they fit.
Miss Avisa Cobb of Chicago. is visi-
ting at the home of her uncle A. S.
Cobb, in this city
Hoover Hooverson and son of Frank
lin. left this station Monday morning to
visit Chicago relatives
The new Monarch shirts in stiff an1
soft bosoms and flannel soft shirts have
arrived at the Boston.
Mrs. Henry Sehaller came from
Sparta to be present at the wedding of
her sister Miss McDermott
George Burnard and wife of Web
ster, have the sympathy of friends over
the loss of five-months old daughter.
Don G. Miller left Saturday evening
for Chicago to continue his studies at
the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Liberty Pole and other correspon-
dence is ommitted from the CENSOR
because of the crowded conditions of
its columns
Attorney Drew and wife spent Sun
day in the city with Mr.. Drew's mother
and sister. Mr.. Drew went to La Crosse
on professional work, Monday
A heavy team for sale, weighing
about 5000 pounds. In good condition
and hard. For further particulars in
quire of DR.. O. Ewers, Readstown, Wis.
Letters uncalled for at the Viroqua
postoffice Ole Ostrem, o. A. Stolen W.
4 NJ I II ~
Mrs. Colests M Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Love.
Misses Alma Steenberg and Helen
Gott departed yesterday for Spokane,
Washington, where they will enter
hospital and fit themselves for profess
ional nurses.
Its at Lindemann's clothing depart
ment that you will find those H. 5. 81 N.
suits that give the right appearance,
Guaranteed to give the best of satisfac-
ton or money refunded
Mrs. Susie Mccall received letter
from Montana announcing the death of
her hyother, Samuel Lamma, who was
a resident of Viroqua FOR many years.
He was fifty years of age
L. c. Norris has just returned froEI
st. Paul and is now ready to show large
line of pattern and street hats. An in
is extended to all to call and
see my beautiful line of millinery.
Mrs. Sven Stevens, mother of Mrs.
Jos. Omundson, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ole Fredrickson, this
Wednesday morning. Funeral will be
held in Westby Saturday at one o'clock.
See those new Fl. S. 81 NJ. overcoats
at Lindemann's Clothing Department.
They have II. S. & NJ improved collar,
to retain its perfect shape
We will replace any that break or go
"A large and fine group picture of
the city band finds prominent place
in JOS Boehrer's show window. 1t was
taken by Stein, Wisconsin's famous pho
tographer, while the boys were in at
tendance upon the state fair in MilIau-
kee.
Although not unexpected, the death
at Platteville, last Wednesday, of Miss
Bessie, daughter of Rev and Mrs. Tre-
slider, was very painful to the many
friends of the family in this city. Miss
Tissider was cultured young lady,
gentle and affable. 1t Is great grief
to the family. She was nearly thirty
years old.
My watch keeps perfect time be-
cause 1t is kept free from dust. It's in
the new style screw case which is so
accurately made that dust and damp
stay outside where they belong instead
of getting into the watch movement
and causing trouble. These cases are
beauties too, and we carry a full line
of Them in stock Jos. BoEHRER,
Jeweler
Vernon county sends quite a large
delegation to the state university, which
opens today. Those of our knowledge
are Martin Nelson, Liberty Pole: John
De Lacy, Readstown Harry and Elnora
Dahl and Martha Neprud, Westby; Bar
bara and Helen Munson. Erastus Nc
Lees. Clarence Webb, Harry Pulver,
Charles Bush, Albert Amodt, Ray Hen
ry an3 Harry Wulfing Viroqua; Lars
Kalvestran, Avalanche.
j. Marion Allen was a caller
from Webster on Tuesday He tells
the CENSOR that he is arranging to en-
large the commission projects ne mas
been engaged in the past year and VIII
represent one of the largest companies
handling northern Wisconsin lands. Re
will also deal in Vernon county real es-
tate, buy and sell live stock, write in
surance and do a general exchange.
Mr.. Allen is reliable Young man and
the CENSOR feels warranted in guaran-
teeing that any business entrusted to
him will be faithfully transacted.
Round 10 Damage.
Our readers will remember that few
months ago Fisher Brothers, tobacco
Inrnhara Of Ianaevilla snad the talaQranh