Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14

| They have become so muddled in dis
agreements that those having know
ledge of the difficulties doubt their abil
ity to adjust matters and renew con-
struction work the present season.
Thsre is general mix-up of garnishee
proceedings instituted by contractors
and sub-contractors.
Prof. Hemstreet, the hynotist, at
| Opera house, October is.
For sale, /, 200 pound work horse.
Inquire of John Devlin.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on C. Fl. Minshall.
| Water tumbIers and tin covered
jelly glasses 2 cents each at Towner's.
For sale, the Geo. Lee residence on
lower Main street. Inquire of Mrs. o.
B. Wyman.
Mesdames Dahl and Bekkedal drove
over from Westby on a shopping tour,
yesterday.
Two bus loads of ladies gave Mrs.
Frank Minshall surprise at her home
north of this city, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. David Mcdonald of Springville,
with his family, departs for new home
in Missouri. A milder climate is sought
| Prof Hemstreet. the worlds great
est mind reader and hypnotist, at Opera
house, Thursday, October IS. Admiss-
ion 10 and 25 cts.
Third shipment of up-to-date sty-
| lish hats just received as the Blue Front
store. The Roosevelt, Kinssbury and
Stetson makes All styles.
Miss Hilda Hagen and Nordal Ber-
gum were married at Westby. Tuesday
| afternoon. Mrs. N. A Nelson, of this
city, sister of the bride was present.
/ -Mesdames Fl. P. Proctor and L. C.
| Boyle and Miss Sadie Wolfe are in Chi
csgo demonstrating the superior quail
J ties of the Proctor patent lace device.
| "A heavy team for sale, weighing
about ., 900 pounds In good condition
and hard. For further particulars in
quire of Dl. G. Ewers, Readstown, Wis
Mr.. ard Mrs @. P. Hill started
| Tuesday, for Brookings, South Dakota
| to spend a month with their son and
look after Mr.. Hills farming interests.
The city council audited labor
claims of $50 and ordered the construc-
ton of walk from the residence of G.
| N. Hauge north to residence of Will
| lam Brandon.
Butler & Ayling at Opera house for
| three nights, in a continuous perfor-
nance of moving pictures, latest illus
trated songs and pleasing specialties.
Monday, October 19.
just received car of northern Wis
| consin potatoes. We will close out
this car at sixty-fv cents per bushel TO
make room for another car coming
H. ID. WILLIAMS 81 Co
Mr.. and Mrs D. n Norton of La
| Crosse, J. r. Norton of Syracuse, New
York, and D. H. Norton of Washing
ton, d. c., are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Arlington
| See those new FL. S. 81 M overcoats
at Lindemann's Clothing Department.
They have Fl. S. g. NJ. improved collar,
| guaranteed to retain it's perfect shape
We will replace any that break or go
wrong.
%. Fl Owen the basement barber.
has for sale Vans Floral Cream, hair
tonic and fandruff cure, which he guar
antees Money refunded if it fails to
help the scalp and hair after using one
half bottle.
| Prof. Hemstreet will give an inter
| cSbluk dCllOllSIIdbluR bub
power of mind over matter at Opera
rem 10c, adults 25c Come and enjoy a
hearty laugh.
| Mr.. +. J. l ,anek, one of the leading
farmers of Hamburg town, has disposed
of his place to Henry Lambert, and will
soon remove to Missouri. This sale was
negotiated by Lind & Egstad, the Chase
burg real estate men.
Our hand tailored guaranteed suits
SIS to $25 ars bringing us many favor
able comments and are selling TO the
best dressers. We have them also at
$40 and $12 guaranteed in every re-
spect. BLUE FRONT STORE.
| Special rates to all students enter
ing on or before November 1st Posi-
tions for all who excel. Send for beaut.
iful catalogue containing portraits of an
army of graduates employed. Address,
Wisconsin Business University, La
Crosse Wis.
| Butler & Ayling Electrical Comedy
company will give a varied and enter
tanning exhibition for three nights com
mencing October 10Th at Opera house.
The company carries artists capable of
doing q line of specialties of the better
lclass, also one of the best moving pic
ture machines ever shown in the city.
Popular prices, 10, 20 and 30cts.
Ole L. Thompson, who recently
purchased the Central hotel in this city,
will soon take possession and conduct
the house To prepare for removal Mr..
Thompson will sell his personal prop
erty, consisting of stock, implements,
etc, at auction at his farm two miles
southwest Of Liberty Pole, on Wednes-
day, October 81, commencing at ten
o'clock.
Mrs. Sarah Walker Of Indiana, has
been spending some time with her bro
ther, Lemach Graham at Springville,
and other relatives in this community.
Mrs. Walker was an early settler OF
this county, haYing been raised in the
family of William G. McMichael, one
of the county's most prominent person
ages. She left here in 1864. and il has
been 80 years since her last visit. She
finds few persons or things that look
natural here, still she remembers with
pleasure and fondness the people and
scenes Of old
Relatives here received the distress,
ing information from Norway, Of the
death of Mrs. Susanah FortneY Bereut,
an adopted daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Atley Peterson of Soldiers Grove. a
few weeks ago Rev. Berent and his
young wife departed for China, TO be
come missionaries for the Lutheran
| cburch frbav raaehad Norray where