Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-09-28

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Mrs. Thos. Ellefson visited in La
Crosse,
Mrs Mahoney spent several days in
In Crosse.
The closing ont sale Is in full blast
at the Boston.
Boys suits below cost bring in your
boys to the Boston
Mrs. Nellie Tainter spent a few days
at Readstown with relatives.
For sale, driving horse, buggy and
harness. Enquire of John Layer of the
Boston.
Mrs. S 4. Smith and Mrs. Allie Nc
Clurg drove to Soldiers Grove for few
days visit with relatives.
Mrs l.. ]. Martin is at Wilton,
where Mr.. Martin is temporarily look
ing after business interests
Ethel and Hazel Gorsline accom-
panied their brother Will TO Chicago,
where they will make their home.
"A DEVILS Land at Opera house, Fri,
day evening, September 30th. Seats
now on sale. 80 cents, at Arnold q Davis.
Miss Florence Purdy returned TO
her home in Spring Green, after passing
the summer with her aunt Mrs Fergu-
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Briggs, who
have been spending several weeks in
the city, returned to Chicago on Mon,
day
IF you have property you need in
surance unless you have money to burn.
1t is mp to you. John Dlwson & Co
sells insurance.
Big game awaits the man who hunts
for it. Note the good things in our
store. Buy now and ycu will buy again
later on. JOS. BoEaRER, Jeweler.
-Wanteti, - crIds of good dry 4-foot
maple wood, tC i'e delivered at conven-
ience of selle,. Apply soon 70 DR. Lau-
der, Viroqra, office over DahFs drug
store.
Nels I. Fortdn and little son arrived
from Monroe county last Saturday and
remained over Sunday at Bristow, the
old home. He is engaged in merchan-
dising at Clifton.
Veteran Jerre ConSway of Clinton,
was among Viroqua friends last Friday.
Mr. Conaway has been out of health for
some months. His many friends are
glad to greet him once again.
Vernon county sent large number
of people to the Vernon county fair
The special train last Thursday, took
four hundred off the branch road. Our
people pronounce the fair great suc-
cess.
Mrs. jackson Silbaugh and Mrs. w
d. Butt of La Fargo, are at the Worlds
Fair Mrs. Silbaugh will return by
Racine and attend the state meeting of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union
To the ladies of Vircqua and yicin-
ity Mrs A Q Larson is still at the old
stand, ready to sell you good stylish
hat at Very reasonable price Don't
mistake the place, look for the big hat
sign
Our good friend Thomas DeT.acy.
of DeSoto comraunity was nominated
by Crawfoid republicans for county
treasurer Everybody who knows Mr.
DeLacy will extend hearty congratula-
tions.
Two horses were killed by lightning
on the farm of John Johnson west of
Newry, during Saturday nights storm
a week ago They were in pasture
field and were found in the morning
lying within few feet of each ether
Crawford county republicans have
done themselves credit by renominating
DIR. James Dinsdale of Soldiers Grove,
for member of the assembly. For new
member Mr. Dinsdale was one of the
most useful Legislators in the lower
house at the last session.
City council allowed $31 20 for street
wo. and miscellaneous accounts, Ray
Henry was granted license for pool
tables in old Butt corner building Voted
to extend water main 80 rods to the air
grounds, association to pay $15 for use
of water during fairs. Brick crossing was
ordered constructed from Fisher corner
south to Dawson corner on South Main
street, another from old Goodell resi-.
dence east.
An exchange says town killers are
classified in seven separate punches as
follows First, those who go out of
town to do their shopping; second, those
who want quiet town instead of one of
push and business; third, those who
imagine they own the town; fourth,
those who oppose everything that does
not appear to benefit them sixth, those
who oppose everything that does not
originate within themselves seventh,
those who seek to iDjure the credit or
reputation of an individual
Ia the delightfully."- musical comedy
"A Devils bsne, are combined all the
elements of genuine entertainment, The
play has an interesting story with strong
situations and natu al climaxes, but
there is no william, no crime, no sugges-
tion of of evil A newspaper man, after
witnessing performance Of this play
remarked, 'It leaves you with pleas
ant taste in your mouth and feeling Of
happiness and good will to all mankind f"
"A DEVILS Lane" was built for laugh.
ter and it serves its purpose veil 1t
has been engaged to play at Opera house
on September 30, Friday evening
The CENSOR was pleased to receive
call, yesterday, from Mr. and Mrs
Jewett of White Salmon Washington.
VINO were here taking notes of former
days and friends. Mrs Jewett was
former Jennie Waters. eldest daughter
of the venerable Charles Waters. one of
the earliest settlers of Springville com
munity. Mrs Jewett thinks she was
the first white girl born in the county
after Wisconsin was admitted as state,
a native of Springville, born January
49, fS49. She finds few things and
friends that look natural after an alb
sence of thirty years. Her father,
Charles Waters. is 81 years ole, and en-
joys good health and vigorous mind.
Efforts are being made for the estab.
lishment of a comfy system of free rural
delivery of mail IN Vernon county. That
such a system would be Of advantage,