Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-07
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Buy your new Fall hat at the Bo:
ton.
Mrs, Seth Smith is visiting with he
daughter, Mrs. John Nelson, at Sparta
For TORNADO INSURANCE call ol
the John Dawson q Co Agency, Viroqua
Call at the Boston and see the new
Fall suits now on exhibition in the vii
dow.
House and one acre of land for ren
IN the Third ward. Inquire of Geo
Weleh.
George Davenport, &orn,er resi-
dent of this county, died at st Paul re
Gently
Wanted, to buy pigeons; must b.
white skin birds. Inquire at the Viro
qua Express Office.
Hon. Ole Anderson of Coon, and
Michael Rentz of Esofea, were Friday
callers in this city.
&C. L. Foss presented the CENSOR
with basket of fine apples taken from
his Purdy orchard
Col L. J. Rusk and wife of Chip
pewa Falls, passed Friday and Satur.
day in this city with rela tiyes
Prof Orrin H. Cooley of Retreat.
was recently married to a Richland
county lady, Miss Lulu Roudebush.
The venerable T. C. Pringle is ex-
pected home from New York today.
he has been in the east since June.
Lost, during the fair, ladies
watch A liberal reward will be given
for return of the same to the CENSOR
Office.
Ben Williams has sold his First
son, who will make it his permanent
home.
e, e. Allen and daughter returned
to their Spooner home, after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in this
community.
George W Minshall renews his
labors at the Chicago veterinary college
He will graduate at the close of pres
ent school year.
Ladies OF tEe Congregational society
will give a supper in the church par
lors Friday evening from 5 to o'clock.
The public is invited.
james Hall of Kickapoo, marketed
fat cattle in this city on Monday One
of the animals was an April calf and
weighed 430 pounds
The Readstown Herald says that
Clarence Il Carter went TO McIntosh,
Minnesota, with the intent of purchas-
ing q newspaper there.
Miss Sadie Wolfe retur ID Friday
last from South Dakota, where she
spent several months as the representa-
tive of an art establishment.
&C A. Christianson goes to st. Paul
next week to attend a national conyen-
ton of blacksmiths representing the
unions of this section as their delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. john W. Brown take
possession Of their new residence today
1t is one of a number of the modern
new houses erected in Viroqua this sea-
son.
Mrs. Westphal and childred will
depart for their new Minnesota home
the middle of next week. Rev. West
phsl will remain till she close of the
month.
The state department commander
of the Grand Army has named as aides
on his staff comrades H. c. Gosline of
ViToqua, Thomas DeLacy of DeSoto, T.
F, Hart Of Ontario,
Attend the creamery meeting to be
held in this city Thursday afternoon of
next week. Farmers and business men
should hold common interes st in fur
thering Ibis project.
Hundreds of people of small means
in our community need only be told that
a really good watch like ours can be
bought for little money. Tell them
about it. JOE BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Tailor Anderson is in receipt of the
largest and best selected stock of fall
and winter suitings ever carried in the
city. Fine patterns for nobby suit can
be seen at his shop over Williams 81 Cos
store.
-Supt. FL, L. Gardner has been ap-
pointed by the state superintendent as
an official visitor to the Platteville nor
NAL school. This no mean honor. Tay-
lor Frye of Fairchild, is appointed to
visit the Milwaukee normal.
The Readstown Herald says that
the tobacco shed of John Williams pnar
Sugar Grove, was struck by lightning.
1t was full of hanging tobacco and the
first bent was totally destroyed. Sever
al poles were torn out, but the shed did
not take fire.
The Milwaukee Sentinel of recent
issue contained four generation pic.
ture of Mrs J. 81. Chase of this city,
her little daughter, mother and grand
mother, the two latter residents of Ian
caster. The eldest of the group. Mrs.
Tyler, is 81 years old.
--Virequs high school ball team went
to Soldiers Grove on Saturday to play
with the highs of that place Viroqua
was successful to 6. The boys report
a well contested game and splendid
treatment and entertainments by the
vanquished tenn. A return game will
be played here in the near future.
Mrs ida B. Cory returned from the
west fer few days visit here and at
Sparta. She passed the winter and
summer in Colorado, where she was
benefited, but not to the extent she had
hoped for Monday evening Mrs. Cory
left for Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
where she will have the position of su-
perintending nurse in hospital.
The fve-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Chitwood had q narrow es-
cape from fatal poisoning. Unbeknown
to his parents he secured bottle of
laudnum and when found had taken
aboue Il teaspoonful of the poison. By
prompt measures the absorption of a
fatal dose was prevented, although ii
was hard work to keep him awake Until
past midnight -Readstown Herald.