Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-21

Master Fred S. Rhodes, age o.
Maternal-Mrs. Sarah Decker Mich
OILS. age 80; Mrs. Minnie Stricken, age So;
Mrs. Nell s. Rhodes, age 33; Master
Fred s. Rhodes, age 9. Mrs. Nichols
resides in Fairmont Minnesota, and was,
one of the earliest pioneers of Viroqua.
There are five of the Stricken children
living in Viroqua, and each one can
have family group of four generations.
Can any one in the county do better
Those not mentioned before are Mrs. E.
Gorsline, Mrs. NJ Morrison, Mrs Ella
Wise MRS. M. r. STRICKER,
Money TO loan on real estate. Call
on G. Fl. Minshall.
Mrs. e w. Hazen goes to La Crosse
and Minneapolis to visit
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Lind were in the
city from Chaseburg, yesterday.
Mrs. Celia Fortney we, to Chicago
to meet her mother and husband.
Master Edward Hazen of Cashton,
is visiting in the city with his uncle.
Water tumbJers and tin covered
jelly glasse 2 cents each at Towner's.
Fred Kehr and Ed Larson were
Mrs Nathan Coe will spend the
winter with her daughter, Charity, in
Chicago
Mrs. G. j. Smith received visit
from her mother, Mrs, Bloom of Trem-
pealeau. 81
For sale, the Geo. Lee residence on
lower Main street. Inquire of Mrs. 0.
B. Wymap.
Miss Mary Geary of South Dakota
is in the city, guest of her cousins, the
Misses Morse. 2e
Mrs. G.. d. Thompson of Hillsboro,
visited her moth sr-in-law and family
last week, returning home Monday.
wWhen you " ant well-finished pic
tufe of yourself, wife or baby, just go
to Dickson studio over Blue Front,
-Fol.aer Sheriff Erickson and wife
Of Rockton, We're in the city yesterday,
returning home from visit to Victory.
Mrs Samuel Henry desires to thank
the neigtpors and friends for their kind
ness during the illness and burial Of
her late husband.
Third shipment of up-to-date sty-
iish hats just received as the Blue Front
store. The Roosevelt, Kingsbury and
Stet'on makes. All styles
Two centuries ago the hatchet stood
for truth, today its meaning is unchang-
ed, but we have added another to Tits
low prices. JOE BoEHRER, Jeweler.
"A limited quantity of dahlia roots
will be furnished to ladies from the
cemetery. They can be had by apply
ing to j. L Glenn and digging the
same.
Young peoples society of the Lu-
theran Synod church will meet, Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock at Robert Rob
ertson's, three miles southeast of town.
all are welcome.
Alex. c. Morrison, while working
about his farm south of the city, had
the misfortune to step on q rusty nail,
and as result he is suffering greatly
from the effect.
The Epworth league of the Mstho-
dist Episcopal church will give har
vest soc,able at the M. E. parsonage
Tuesday evening, October 90. All are
cordially invited. 10c. admission.
See those new Fl. S. & NJ overcoats
at Lindemann's Clothing Department.
They have H. s, q M improved collar,
guaranteed to retain its perfect shape
We will replace any that break or go
wrong.
Our hand tailored guaranteed suits
$15 to $25 are bringing us many favor
able comments and are selling to the
best dressers. We ha We them also at
$40 and $l2 guaranteed in every re-
spect. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. Wright of Kilbourn City, was
in the city on Monday, and gave Viro-
the close she expressed satisfaction oyer
was given in honor of Mrs. Wright
Special rates to all studer is enter
ing on or before November let Posi-
tions for all who excel Serd for beaut.
iful catalogue containing portraits of an
army of graduates employed. Address,
Wisconsin Business University, La
Crosse, Wis.
L B. Cushman and family are max
ing a visit to the old home at Viola.
Twelve years ago they removed TO
Acme, Oregon, where Mr.. Cush-
man has large numbering interests.
They live on river that has ocean tide,
and their only egress to civilization is
by water They are twenty miles from
even wagon road.
John Hanson, an old resident of
Coon Valley, passed away on Sunday
night at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Peter Murstad, with whom he had been
making his homo the past few years.
He was born in Norway and came to
this country over forty years ago, and
has been good citizen and highly
esteemed by those who knew him
Cashton Record.
Tuesday nights session of the city
council audited about 800 in labor and
miscellaneous accounts, ordered a new
sidewalk constructed in front Of Cap
tain Silbaugh's residence A committee
from the board of trade presented n
resolution asking that free water be
given to the cooperative creamery
which is expected will lodate here. The
request was unanimously granted on
part of the council
State Dairy and food Commission -er
Emery has declared continuation Of
his war on oleomargarine and has sent
out to all grocers, dealers by wholesale
or retail and manufacturers of food
products in Wisconsin, besides some
outside OF the state who may operate in
Wisconsin, circular, with the Wiscon.
sin statutes enclosed, telling plainly Of
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