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

/ DR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
The ''Kohn" made overcoats await
your inspection at the Boston
/ Attorney Harkins of Hillsboro, was
in the city on legal business Monday.
No danger of consumption If you use
Foley's Honey and Tar. A. ]. johnson.
Get your auction bills printed at
| the CENSOR Office Quick and accurate
4 work
To loan. on real estate security,
| trust fund of $500 Apply to c. M.
Butt, Jr
The ladies will find very choice
assortment of ready -towear hats at the
Bon Ton
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Randall of
Readstown, are guess at the home of
Seth Smith
"A large display of trimmed hats is
to be found at the Bon Ton. Prices to
suit everybody.
H d. Williams q Company re-
ceived carload of fine potatoes from
Chippewa county.
Julius Westby and wife of Sparta,
passed Sunday in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Severson
Geo. W. Heron delivered in this
market on Monday two lambs that aver
age 107 pounds each.
1t is soon time to wear a fur coat,
| nice assortment of different furs are
on exhibition { t the Boston.
George s. Henry of Iowa, is in the
city. He came to be present at the fu-
neral of bis father, Marvin Henry.
The season is now here when every
lady wants a trimmed hat A good
choice will be found at the Bon Ton.
-Nels Hoilien has rented his farm to
Charles Crume. This is the result of a
small advertisement in the CENSOR.
Fred Paulson and family of Coon,
departed for Barron county, last Fri
day, where they will make new home.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia.
Take no substitutes. A. j. johnson.
Oscar Olson and wife of Folsom,
who went to Norway year since with
the intention of remaining there, re-
turned last Friday.
Theodore Lokken and J. E. Brown,
FORMER residents and business men of
this city, have formed a co-partnership
and opened a clothing store at Westby.
For sale, go high class Shropshire
ewes and one grade buck; also six full
blood Southdown ewes
SAMUEL MILLS, Viroqua
For two weeks to come | will have
for sale registered Shropshire buck
lambs. First come has preference.
Price $500. FRED SToLL. Virooua
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice; j. M. Clarke, j. II. Bodah,
Chris Berry, Anderson Bros, Mr.. and
Mrs Shields, Miss Pauline Thompson
Schilling Bros. haye Just completed
we'll on the farm of ID. T. Carr of 273
feet with 100 feet of water. 1t was
completed in eight and one-half days.
-Chas E. Ward, the well-known
Plano Harvester representative, was in
the city on Monday making annual
settlement with their local agent, Henry
Weber.
Sam Hendon, one of the leading
farmers on the ridge three miles south
west of Viroqua, had two cows killed
| by lightning during the storm of Wed.
nesday last.
Mrs Harry Adams of Sparta, un
derwent an operation that prevented her
| attendance at the double funeral in this
city on Monday. Her husband, ne
phew ofsSamuei Henry, was present.
Miss Ella Holverson has made the
| highest score by lady at the bowling
alley, rolling 143. Peter Hegse broke
the record for gentlemen by rolling a
score of 234 -Cashton Record.
-Readstown is spearing for another
big tobacco warehouse. The Bamberg.
er firm of Pennsylvania. made PROPOSE
ton to locate second house for 81, 600,
which has been accepted by interested
citizens.
| On Saturday, October "a, NeIs
Krogan will sell at auction at his farm
seven miles southwest of Viroqua,
stock, farm implements, household ef-
fects, etc. 1t will be big sale, to open
at ten o'clock.
j. E. Harris has an auction billed
for Saturday, October "a, at his farm
seven miles west of Viroqua on the main
road, when large amount of stock,
farm implements, etc, will be disposed
of, sale commencing at ten o'clock.
The death OF young mother wife
of Helick Peterson of Franklin, occurred
on Sunday. Mrs Peterson was "a years
old, and leaves a family of five small
children Funeral was held at the
home on Tuesday, conducted by Rev.
Gulbrandson.
Another important transfer of prop
erty in this village, occurred during the
past week, when A. e. Sargent of Red
Mound community, purchased T. A.
Bakken's village residence and lots. Mr..
Sargent has sold his farm, and Mr., Bak.
ken as previously announced, goes to
Soldiers Grove. DE Soto Argus.
"A practical joker down nee- Galena
told his wife to boil the kitchen clock In
kerosene to cleanit and the clock hasn't
been seen since it went through the
roof, although the woman is slowly re.
covering. A man who will play trick
like that on his wife is too mean to be
hung-he should be soaked in gasoline
and dried ont in lime kiln.
Acknowledging the efficiency oi
the CENSOR as an advertising medium
Professor Toland, of the La Crosse Busi
ness University says; I'VE are pleased
to advise you that our advertising and
soliciting at Viroqua has given US un
usually good results and our enroll
ment is more than double what it was
this time last year. We now have il
attendance from your town Lilly Smith,
AIeda OIL IN, Clara Andrews, Thomas
Buchanan, Myrtle Shanks, Sophia Steg
ne, 81. l.. Stevens
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