Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-09
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-Weprintauction sale bills promptly.
Yesterday was an ideal election day.
Ed Stroup made visit to De Soto
friends
Two houses TO rent Inquire If
VIM Webb,
Miss Belle Smith has been seriously
sick in Chicago.
The cruel campaign war is over now
let us have peace.
&C III. Butt, Jr, has been confined
to the house by sickness
State Rank Commissioner M. c.
Bsrgh came home to st his vote
"A. E Sergeant and family have re-
moved from Red Mound to De Soto.
The CENSOR would be pleased to
have wood from delinquent subscribers
Mrs. Lawrence Bremen went to
Genoa toattend the funeral Of a relative.
w. S. jones and family, late Of Chi.
cago, have become residsnlG &C Viroqua
Martin Skagan and Gerhardt Elm
ley of Soldiers Grove, were in town on
Sunday.
Miss Goldie Glenn has been con
fined to the house by sickness the past
two weeks,
If you want the very best silver
knives and forks, jos. Boehrer the
jegeler has them.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Spellum
are rejoicing over p baby girl at their
home in this city.
"A 10c supper and program at the
town hall at Newton, Friday evening,
for benefit of the church.
Edwin Tainter returned from New
Glarua, Green county, where he assisted
in installing an electric light plant
-Youny, well broken team for sale
Want to sell soon Terms cash For
particulars call on Mrs. John Hammond
The Northwest Prairie young peo-
pies society will meet at the residence
of John Fiikkie Sunday evening the IS.
Chester Slbaugh and Gilbert Burk-
hardt, who spent the summer ard fall
season in the west, arrived home Satur.
day
The new Christian church at Sugar
Grove was dedicated on Sunday Rev.
Milton Wells preached the dedicatory
sermon.
Nc and Mrs. Ellis Reed and Mrs
Mary Heron of Je eherson, returned from
Ohio, Saturday, vsbegaa they spent the
last six weeks
-For sslesmy farm Of 1870 acres north.
west of F'orsom. For price and ather
particulars call on or addraA - HUI
sether Viroqua,
Mr.. and Mrs J. Nj. Powell departed
Tuas1ov se,stry,inos qnv- Eg3ooly EFsI1s
country to soend the winter with son
and other re latiyes.
John C Hooverson and wife Of
Crawford coFnty, paid 2 visit to rsla-
tives in Virohua and Westby, th3 latter
part of the week.
For sale reasonable, registered dark
red Durham bull, three years old. In
quire at farm in town of Jefferson, or
address Alex, Lowrie, Viroqus.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Geo. E. Schilling, J. f.
Adams, T. w. E Dahle, Mrs Julia l.
Nichols, Mrs. Christena Topper
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
Watch the weather. Watch the
CROP Watch the timel Watch election
Ii you are so inclined. Watch us for
watchesl Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
DIR. Coones, optician eye specialist
of La Crosse, will be at the Hotel Fort
ney again in q few days Eyes tested
free and all glasses guaranteed to fit.
Genuine Priestly Craveneth rain
coats. All styles and patterns; buy none
81 Dali frx1rr 4 I. L
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
DIR. Judson Ellsworth of Milwaukee,
and Rev. John A. Stemen will give the
addresses at the Congregational mems
banquet at La Crosse next Monday even
ing.
Robert Johnson, who spent month
getting his sons settled in their new
Chippewa home, returned Monday. He
reports fine weather and light fall of
snow.
-Langdon w Davis has disposed of
his West Prairie farm Of S0-acres to
Theodore johnson, consideration So, 600,
sale by the Western Wisconsin Land
Company.
There will be preaching next Sun
day at the Christian church by Rev. L.
G. jacobson at 1890 a. m and 80 D. ID.
Norwegian in the morning and English
in the evening.
w, H Banks has formed partner
ship in the blacksmithing business with
q Westby man, and expects TO spend the
winter al least 10 that lively village
His family will remain here.
Its Il waste of time to tell people
what they already know. You know
that Joseph B5ehrer keeps the best of
everything in watches, clocks, jewelry
sigverware, fancy china aud cnb glass
At the newly organized Western
Wisconsin teachers association. first
meeting being held at Sparta, $50 be-
came members Superintendent II l.
Gardner was elected seeretaryand treas
Grer
The Modern Woodmen will have no
assessment in Eoyember. October ', as
also sk1ppe1 Counting the December
assessment to come will make up bu5
eight assessment Tor 1864 A marvel
ous record The order has surp'ns in
the treasury of ever s., POO 60
One {. C. B7owa. transient, was
brought To this cit7 snd lodge ia j4il
having been bound over at De S2to, foI
ths theft Of bridge timber beian ing e
the BUrlingt01 company ncaE deno+-
He had a pail who escaped from cflfcers
while being dssaint d at De SOTO.
Mr. aad Mrs B-uj Williams bad
as their gu, sts, last Thursday, 3r Hnd
son B Eugie and his niece, Mrs \. Z
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