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

! Davis only.
-25 ger cent off oa each hat bought
at the Eion Ton.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, der g;st oppo-
site poetoffice, Viroqua.
The ''Kohll" made overcoats await
your inspection at the Boston.
no danger of consumption if you use
Foley's Honey ar Tar. A. j. johnson.
For rent, neat seven roomed cot
tage. Inquire of MRS s. Fl. GoRsLINE.
Frank Davis is again attending to
business duties after several weeks ill.,
ness.
For sale, the Geo. Lee residence on
lower Main street. Inquire of Mrs. O.
B. Wyman.
Mr. o. A. Hulsether of Franklin,
has gone to Montford, Grant county, to
pass the winter.
james Potts and family have moved
into the Third ward residence owned by
1 DR.. Leonard Chase.
Joseph Omundson was in Hillsboro
yesterday, performing duties deyolving
on him as oil inspector.
The next visit of DR.. McElwee. the
successful Chicago specialist, will Le on
Thursday, November 90.
The missionary society of the Luth-
eran Synod church meets with Mrs. s.
Shower next Friday afternoon.
There will be a shadow social at
| the White Pigeon school house Friday
evening, November 90 Everybody well
come.
Veteran George DeLap, his wife,
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Liezert, spent two days at the home Of
W. R. DeLap in this city.
MIR. Bert Bellows, one of Viroqua's
most popular clerks, has accepted man.
agement of the grocery department
with the Tate Mercantile company.
The opening day of the deer season
reported six hundred deer killed. Up to
date five desths 10 wounded, two miss
ing are the CO dalties reported from the
| woods.
"A hunting party consisting Of DIR
G. W. Henika. Frank Hutchison, Frank
Aiken, Chas. Moore. Aaron Glass, Har-
rison Smith, left this station last Fri
day, bound for Bayfield, county.
THE Burglar" the sensational
drama presented - the Opera House
Friday night, by s... Burglar company,
was all that tha theatrical critic might
expect in city Of viroqua's size.
See those new H. s. & NJ overcoats
at Lindemann's Clothing Department.
They have 81. 8. & M. improved collar,
guaranteed to retain its perfect shape
We will replace any that break or.go
wrong.
-Enroute to his new South Dakota
home, DR.. G T. Andrew was injured
while riding in his car of stock and
household effects. How seriously, we
are not advised. He has been at La
Crosse hospital
Supervisor Charley Eastman Of
Forest, has been having an interesting
time at checkers during his attendance
on the board, having cleaned up in good
shape, majority of games with ali
whom he has played.
The social whist club, consisting Of
twelve couple of Viroqua married peo-
pie, had their first session at Relief
Corps hall Friday night. The series of
meetings will extend through the win
ter season, alternate Friday nights.
W. A. Herren of Finch, Ark, writes,
81 wish to report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured terrible case of Kid
ney and bladder trouble that two doc
tors had given up." Sold by A J. John
son.
Charles Allen and wife returned
from Chetek, where Mr.. Allen worked
all season on Peterson Brothess large
bull ling contracts. Mr. Allen says it
will be some weeks before the Peter
sons put the finishing strokes on their
big school house contract.
1t will please his many Vernon
county friends to learn that Jasper A.
Norris, native of the county, a long
time teacher and form er citizen of Clin-
ton, was elected chairman of the Mon
roe county board of supervisors. He
represents the village of Cashton.
AT recent meeting held in this
city an agreement was signed by thirty
defendants in the famous farmers al
lance case to appeal the same to the
supreme court, and such appeal will be
taken from the findings OF late term
of circuit court. This will be the sec
ond trial III supreme court
&C. Il. Kaufman, w. G.. Aulsbrook,
Irwin Harrison, John and Jim Hans
bury, Tom Roach, P. @. Abbot, Alpha
Chute, Jim Blackburn, E B. Harkin,
Nick Marvin and John Campbell were
among those who went from here TO
Northern Wisconsin this week to hunt
deer. er.-Hillshoro Sentry.
The Viroqua band will give dance
at the opera house on Thanksgiving
evening that will be somewhat out of
the ordinary for dances in this city
The band will furnish music for the
dance and refreshments will be seryed
by the sale of baskets, each lady being
required to take basket. The band
has made arrangements for serving
coffee. Tickets so cents Positively no
lady admitted without basket.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Tilton leave
us today for their new home in Sparta.
They purchased, some months since,
the Kingman residence, one of the fin
est homes and surroundings in our
reighboring city. and they now go to
take possession. Mr.. Ti;ton has resided
on the farm he recently disposed Of since
1854, reared large family, been pro-
minent factor in town and county sf-
fairs during all these years, and the re-
moval is regretted by every citizen.
That they may ENJOY the new condi
tions and be frequent visitors TO the old
scenes will be the thought of their
friends.
The additions to Proctoris block
that have been under way for several
months, are completed and add greatly
( TO appearance and convenience of occu-
pants. The addition of thirty feet to
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