Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-02
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Two houses to rent Inquire OF
VIM. Webb
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh Is visiting in
South Dakota.
Master Larry Shower is clerking al
Tow ner's store.
Let there be no stay-at,home in
Vernon county next Tuesday
Mr. F. w. Shepard goes to Garna-
villo, Iowa to work at his trade.
W w. Hubbell of Sparta visited
with Viroqua relatives over Sunday.
w. H. Morgan of Retreat, was in
the city on probate matters, yesterday
For rent, the pleasand hill residence
Of Mrs. Jos. Forsythe. Inquire OF :. S.
McKittrick
John M. Bentson of Kansas is visit
ing his brother and other relatives in
this section,
Miss Hattie Terrell of Sparta, passed
Sunday in the city guest of Mrs. G. FL.
TrowbTidge.
Merchant Kuebler was at Wilton on
business connected with their branch
hardware store.
Miss Oliver has moved her dress
making parlors into rooms at the resi-
dence of John Bean.
james Downie and wife and Messrs.
Witcraft of Genoa, were callers at the
CENSOR Office ON Tuesday.
Big sale on street hats at the Bon
Ton. So so hats for $1,75, So 90 hats for
$3.50, ST. 90 hats for 81 co.
An addition is to ne made to the VII
roqua creamery, having already out
grown their present quarters.
-Rillsboro and Wonewoc basket ball
teams had q recent contest, and the
former won by a score of go to Is.
Zion gathering each Lords day in
the Buckley building at 3 p. N also
Wednesday at 7.30p m. All are well
come
Young peoples society of Lutheran
SYNOD church will meet Sunday after
neon at Mrs. Chas Asbjornsons. All
are welcome
H. J. Reynolds will sell at public
auction standard bred filly, two years
old. Sealed bids will be received at John
sons drug store,
Mrs Henry S;haller cams from
Sparta to celebrate with her mother
Mrs. Martha McDermott Moody, her
eightieth anniversary.
The blue packages on the st reefs
ought to convince you that the Blue
Front Store is the popular trading place
for men and boys,
Blaine Rusk, Will Lawton Prof.
Smith and Charley Parker witnessed the
Michigan Wisconsin foot ball game at
Madison last Saturday.
Bert Dunlap has secured good
position as travelling salesman for a
Chicago wholesale house, and entered
upon hi duties last Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. w Nuzum ar
rived home Monday morning having
passed a month with their children at
different points in the state.
Miss Mary Cooper left for her home
in New York, last evening. She was
accompanied by Miss Mary Rusk, who
will remain till after the holidays.
Headquarters for gloves and NIT
tens. Buy one pair of the hand made
mule skins. The best glove and mitten
made. THE BLUE FRONT STORE
DIR. Coomes, optician eye specialist
of La Crosse, will be at the Hotel Fort
new again in few days. Eyes tested
free and all glasses guaranteed to fit.
Genuine Priestly Cr6veneth rain
coats. All styles and patterns; buy none
but the Priestly if you want the best.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Lost on the road between Albert
Carmichael's farm and Viroqua, last
Saturday, about noon, ladies brown
fur scarf. Finder will please leave at
CENSOR Office and receive a reward.
The Vernon County Land Co. re-
norts the sale of G. E. MuDson's 143 acre
farm generally known as the "Torger"
farm in Franklin, to Lewis 4. Hanson,
Mr.. Hanson will take possessions at once.
With Thanksgiving lear ut hand
and Christmas not far off should remind
Won of fine china and cut glass. Look
over onr stock and select the finest for
fbe occasion Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
We were disappointed in Jos. DON
nellys coming TO Niroqua and wish to
announce this change: John I; Dona-
van of Milwaukee speaks Thursday
evening November Sd Mr.. Grotophorst
has already been billed for La Fargo
Thursdav evening so cannot be present.
JACKSON SILBAUGH, Ch. Dem. Go.
The fall goose has been dissected
and her wish bone found spotted like a
iannord the muskrat has built himself
three story, steam heated fiat; the
cor- n wrapped in husk as thick as a
felt hoot and the Indian, the true wea-
tbar man Saws that he will need three
blankets the coming winter to Keep ont
the cold The Iowa exchange that
brought forth the above prsdlcts an IN
usually severe winter.
Clerk of Court Mains received a
letter from his brOther-in-iaw, Edward
Steadman. Of Frankfort, South Dakota,
steting he had the misfortune to set q
charge of shot in his ankle from the
gun Of one of his hunting party While
taking the gun from buggy nsstiiy'
the g1n was discharged ard Mr.. Stead
man received in all hfty-fourr shot II
bis ankle and will indeed be fortunate
if he escapes having a stiff ankle. Mr
Ssesdnan was Vernon county BOY
No year in ofr remembrance ha'
there been 50 much road work as TINS
Flowing and grading is the order every
where in the country districts Inc e1
aaDditure Of money and energy is snih
Gent TO place roads in good shape Wer
some system maintained under super
vision. bat as row done very mucn o
fhe work s-artcd is Impractical and nenc
money wasted But the stirring !
sionj6ciant Of at least ons thing-tn
need Of aud economy IN having geo
roads. And TO this end the splpst is com
mendable if the work il imperfect
done.