Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

IA tne CITY from oalem hlQge on Satur-
day.
Ole a. Yonkers Of San Jose, Califor.
mia, is visiting his sister on the Kicka-
poo.
Veteran E. B Hyde and viii White
We're u the city from Retreat on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis of lIilwau.
kee, ere visiting at the home of E W.
Hazen.
For sale. 1OOO-pound bay mare verv
reasonable il taken at once. Inquire at
this office
Mrs. John R. Casson is visiting the
family Of Judge Campbell at Aberdeen,
South Dakota.
Mr.. N NJ Baldwin, the CENsoR's
Ontario Lad, is making visit to the
old Indiana home
Miss Elizabeth Spellum went TO
Chippewa Falls to visit her brother
Oscar and family.
Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter
! Trlxie spent q week at the home of Mrs
/ Davis mother in Sparta.
Mr.. Masters of Sparta, accompanied
Ray Graves for few days outing in the
! Kickapoo woods hunting.
I Albert Gjelstrup, formerly of this
/ city, has purchased Nels Appleman's
farm in the town Of Webster
On the square that's how our watches
are built. Best for the money.
JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Druggist Arnold and James Nc.
Caul went to Sparts- to have the Com
mandry degrees conferred upon them.
Take a look at the Adler overcoats
at the Blue Front. They are beauties.
No coat made fits and hangs lihe these.
Mrs. Won Reudeu Of Coon town, ia
arranging to move to this city. where her
sons are attending the VIroqua business
college,
For sale cheap if taken soon, two
Poland China boar spring pigs, full
blood Inquire of Sidney Higgins, Of
Liberty Pole
For sale, White Holland turkeys
Motto lava chickens. Inquire of or
address Mrs. Arthur J. Rogers, Viroqua,
rural route No. 4
If you have property you need in
surance unless you have money to burn.
1t is up to you. John Dawson d Co,
sells insurance.
For sale, my farm Of 145 acres, two
miles west Of Viroqua. Good dwelling
and other buildings will sell cheap
JOHN MOsENG, Viroqua.
IF we could only tell you all that we
have and the low prices that we can
make you, you would surely snap up all |
of our snaps Jos BoEHRER, Jaweler.
Mothers, see the "Viking" make of |
boys and childred's suits They are the |
best value to be had anywhere They
fit and have a style none others have.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
The Viroqua roller mile will grind |
buckwheat for one week commencing |
November 18th Will also buy hRck- |
wheat and pay the highest market price |
during that week.
p. o. Runuingen, deputy sheriff at |
Stoddard, brought over two young men |
charged with appropriating fish nets to |,
theirown use. Their preliminary hear |
ing was postponed for few days
For SALE 9, 000 pound well match
ed team of horses, 9 and years old and |
Ia good order Would trade them for a |
good buggy team. Inquire of
ELI JOHNSON, Towerville, Wis.
Mr.. Fred P. Bowen. one OF the old.
est aud best-known residents of Rich !
land county, died while sitting in a |
chair reading one evening last week at |
his Richland Center he Z. Hs had not |
been i'll
The ladies Of the c .regational aid
society will give gen oNew England /
supper of chicken pieb ed beans, pump |
kin pie, etc, at the church parlors, Fri !
day October 2Stb, from 5 to S o'clock. !,
Everybody invited to come.
.Advertised letters at the Viroqua |
postoff1ce R. S Kittle, Abraham JOS
eph, Clarence Cunningham, H. Q Cow
an, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith, Mrs. T. |
Burdick, Miss Kate Costigan, Miss Theo-
line Svedal, Alice V. Hunt, EGie Hext.
A Prairie du Chen news dispatch |
says that David Lenehap, q saloonkeeper, |
is accused of assaulting his wife with a
pitchfOrk during fit of jealousy. He |
cut deep cash ia the back of her head |
and piercsd her hip She is ia d critical |
condition.
AT the recent prohibition senatorial |
convention, held in Viroqua, q Nj. Pease ;
was selected as the prohibition oandi |
date for state senator from this distric5.
Mr.. Pease, however, says ne knew nJth.
ing Of the proposition until Ae an
Douncement was made, and declines TO |
stand as the candidate -Richiand Dem
ocrat.
Sam Lillis having served his appren-
ticeship at Joe. Boehrer 5 jewelry store,
has accepted a position with Jeweisr |
Reque at Westby, where he has charge |
Of the work of the institution. Sam is
an industrious and worthy young man |
who deserves success. His place at |
BOehrer's store is take by Edwin Rog !
eCa, who enters .pon an apprenticeship. |
OF the numerous red letter con
tests ut Melvin Steenberg's furniture |
store, Miss Mary Morse was the first |
one to hand in the correct proverp and !
was awarded the rocker. The proverb |
selected was: 1T is with our Judgment !
as our watches; none go just alike, yet !
each believes his own This Is taken .
from Alexander Pope's essay on lriF'- !
cism.
In the little ''bout political, that +,
has been had Though this paper WI
Mayor Ccffi and, the CENSOR desires tL-.s
no reader shall gain the impression that
it has taken on the personal or unfriend-
ly spirit Nothing that we have said
was intended a. rejecting in any way
on the business or personal integrity Of
Mr Cefiiand. who is both good neigh
hor and friend
Mrs. Carrie Larson. one Of the early
Norwegian settlers OF Manning, died at
the ha1ne Of her son Ole Fl. Larson, on
Sunday, October 10Th, after bY!sf ill.,
ness, at the ripe Old age Of eighty three
years With her husband slIs. Lars on
came from Norway T. America and