Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-18


Joseph Buchanan
Webster-Samuei Brown.
Whttestown-James Hayden,
Desoto Village-Chas L. Woodbury..
Htllsboro village-Edward Hammer.
l. Farge Village J. T. Nuzum,
Readstown Village--N. D Hale.
Ontario Yillage~-A. Molash,
Westby Village Henry A. Stevelingson,
Anton Mitby.
viroqua City. Third ward-o. p. HiA.
Money to loar On real estate. Call
on c. Fl. Minshs.ll.
House for rent in First ward. Ap-
ply TO N. D. Nc Lees.
You will profit by reading all the
new advertisements in today's CENSOR.
For rent, a Broom house in Third
ward Inquire at residence of A. S.
Nelson.
ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Sweger Friday afternoon, Noyem-
Der 81.
The Viroqua dancing club will hold
its first party at Relief Corps hall, Fri
day night.
Mrs. Thos. Mills went to Wilton,
today, to spend the winter with her
daughter and son.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested, safe
and sure. Sold by A J. johnson.
Special sales every day at he "Blue
Front" Prices as low one day as anoth-
er and as low as honest goods can be
honestly sold.
AT Sparta, Michael Heiser, an aged
inmate of the county house, committed
suicide Sunday night by hanging him
self to ladder in the basement.
Look at our boys and children's
sweaters direct from the factory. Price
and quality guaranteed.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
There is no cough medifine so popu-
lar as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t con-
tains no ooiates or poisons and never
fails to cure Sold by A. j. johnson.
-Viroqua Odd Fellow lodge will have
a social at its regular meeting next Sat-
urday evening, VIXEN annual roll call
will be made. Every brother is urged
to be present.
Ladies Symphony Concert company
at Opera house tomorrow (ThpeSiaY)
aight is the highest grade. Most expen-
sive entertainment ever seen in Viroqua.
Don't fail to see it.
Another big financial desl was con-
summated in this city on Friday, when
Fred Eckahrdt disposed of 1909 T. eco
packing of 1900 cases TO Resenwald
Brothers of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torger johnson of
Harmony, returned from Chicago
where they had splendid visit with
their daughters, Mrs. NJ. Walsh, Mrs
A b. Larson and Mrs Liedtke.
Gordon & Ferguson and Worthing
81 Alger fur and fur-lined coats are tire
best. Our prices are beyond competi-
ton. Have sold already several from
$50 to 800. BLUE FRONT SroRE.
Probably never again will Virogua
people have an opportunity OF seeing
such an entertainment as the one tomor
row night at Opera house. Twenty lad
Tickets at Arnold 81 Davis drug store
The Kirschbaum perfect fitting,
hand tailored, hand made button holee,
wool padded shoulders, made in the lar
gest clothing manufacturing establish
ment in the world. Made by the high
est priced skilled tailors in the world.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
"A. j. Niles has sold his property in
the First ward the residence and six
acres of land to John w. Lake; the
acreage property in the southwest cor
ner of the city, to Peter Skolland. The
latter embraces 25 acres of fam pas
ture and timber land.
Relatives received the depressing
intelligence of the death of John FL.
Chase in South Dakota He is brother
of Melvin and Charles Chase of this
city, and clerked here some years ago
The remains will arrive and funeral
held in this city tomorrow.
The city council had little business
b. fore it Tuesday night In labor and
miscellaneous claims $45 15 were allow
ed By the mayor breaking tie vote
the council voted to purchase the plank
TO be used in he new walk TO be con-
structed on the west side of the ceme-
terry grounds.
Many people here will remember
Lee Trickey, the monster man who ex-
hibited himself on the Vernon county
fair grounds three years ago, a resident
of New Rich mond in this state. He
died recently In Arkansas, of iDfsmma-
tory rheumatism, age SO Trckey was
declared to be the heaviest man in the
world, weighing 637 pounds, 5 feet, 10
inches tall He leaves widow, was
born in this state was active in farm
ing and livery business
Attorneys Silbaugh & Bennett, c.
W. Graves and G. NJ Butt, Jr, are at
Madison in attendance upon supreme
court. One of the cases TO be argued ts
an appeal in the action of L. G. Davis
against John Dregna Circuit court
awarded Mr.. Davis 5000 personal dam
age for injuries by reason of being run
over by Mr.. Dregne's team on the streets
of Viroqua Silbeagn 6s Bennett appear
for Davis, Graves and Butt for Dregne.
Another case to be s9gGed Ia FranZins
against Leland, and involves the title
of an island in the Mississippi river.
Adjourned creamery meeting last
Saturday developed the fact that only
about fifty shares of stock remain IN
subscribed for, and il was considered
best to go ahead with the organization
To this end, by official notice given
elsewhere in soday's paper, q me- ting
for that purpose will be held December
Atm, when the necessary steps will be
taken. It is designed t. keep things
warm Notwithstanding the winter
weather. A building committee was
selected consisting of Jo-. Buchanan, L.
J Brye an @ w Allen, who will sub
NIT plans and specifications All who
may desire 10 take stock in the new
/ company viii be permitted 70 do 80 any
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