Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-02

granting of a patent to 7. H Brown on
an improved broom.
"A. W. Guess of Viola and S. Cooley
of Retreat were among the CENSOR
callers on Friday last
| Oats wanted, at Purdy store, in ex,
change for merchandise, At the market
price C. Q HBEGEsoN.
Miss Sars h Mills, teacher in the
North Springville school, 40 confined to
her bed with lagrippe
Take look at the Adler overcoats
at the Blue Front. They are beauties.
No coat made fits and hangs like these.
For sale, White Holland turkeys,
Mottle Java chickens. Inquire of or
address Mrs Arthur J. Rogers, Viroqua,
rural route No.
IF you have property you need in
surance unless you have money TO burn.
1t is up TO you John Dawson % Co a.,
sells insurance.
/ Mrs. c. 0. Andrews spent several
/ days in this city last week She was on
her way from New York to her home
in Northfield, Minnesota.
The first hunting prrty TO leave for
northern Wisconsin was composed of
L. 4. Conklin, Henry Woodcock and
! Harvey Cox. They went by team, start.
ing today,
About twenty neighboIs Of Sam J.
| Ottum gave him surprise at his home.
1t was MIR. Ottums fortieth anniversary.
An easy rocker was presented TO the
gentleman.
On and after November 18Th regu-
lar preaching services will be held in
the Asbury Union church. Every Tues
day evening at S o'clock to which every
one is invited. REV. w. T. BRAIN.
The Viroqua roller mills will grind
buckwheat for one week commencing
November 14th. Will also buy buck
wheat and pay the highest market price
during that week.
Many parties of hunters are prepar-
ing to go to the northern woods from
this section 1t is altogether probable
that the rush to the deer fields will ex-
ceed that of any past year.
Aaron Watson, on the Hill farm east
of town. will sell at auction November
10Th, horses, cows, young stock
farm implements, etc Sale to com
mence at one o'clock p m
In a damage case against the city of
JbchAbeN q his lAuDDdL0 WIS dlABN CQ
ST. 843 SO. The case was a suit for dam.
ages for personal injury resulting from
fall due to defective sidewalk,
Ernest Brown and Fred Wise found
bee tree'' while hunting in the woods
near Bristow They removed fifty
pounds Of comb honey and still left the
colony supply for winters consump-
ton
Wagner 81 Watson, cigar makers,
have dissolved partnership and quit the
Manufacture of the Even Change cigars
in this eitg Ms Wagner will work at
his trade in Boscobsl, where he has
opened shop
The State Bank Of Mauston, for
some time in charge of the state bank
ing department, has been turned over to
the directors and was opened up for
business last week. Directors made good
the impaired capital.
-Pc'sr Shear, who resides near Tripp-
vile, lnIorms the Hillsboro Sentry that
he has apple trees in blossom Similar
reports come from all parts of the state
and some even say that in some instances
small fruit is getting ripe.
These days there's little excuse for
not owning watch or for carrying a
poor one, We've such variety at so
great price variation that anyone's
idea of economy can be suited.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Prairie du Chen is to have a new
industrial plant, an establishment that
is to start with will make one hundred
pairs of pants day and employ twenty
five workmen. This is the kind of en-
terprises that help small cities.
One of Hillsboro's prominent swine
breeders, George Hofmeister, had fine
success with his show animals during
the fall fairs. AT six places he won liz
lAmiums, 76 firsts and 36 seconds. This
ia record to be proud of by the breeder
and the county,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Groves of SDring-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Sallapdnr, F.
P, Bean and Fred Herring of Retreat,
and Mr. and Mrs Hooverson of West
station, bound for the Worlds Fair, St
Louis.-De Soto Argus.
Paul Hanson brought his family
from Harmony town to have group
picture taken last Wednesday, before
his son Henry returns to the west Be-
sides himself and wife it consists of five
sons and five daughters, the eldest thirty
years Of age, the younsest five years
Samuel Mills is having the finish
! ing touches made upon new house
which has been built on his town of JEFF
ferson farm the past season. 1t is one
Of the best homes on Mills ridge, cost
| ing between s., 900 and S., 900 1t will
| probably furnish opportunity for house
! warming in the near future
The De Soto Argus announces the
/ death of David Cavenee at his home on
| AsburY Ridge October 81, at the ad-
/ vanced sge Of eighty-six years. The re-
mains were inferred in the German
grave yard on the Bad AK, Rev. E. L.
| Cooper of this place, officiating. The
| deceased was among the earliest settlers
of the Iowa river valley in Iowa For
| the past twenty-five years he has been
a resident Of Vernon county He leaves
| his second wife, two cons and daugh-
ter.
From the ZanesvilIe, (Obio Times,
| Of recent date. we CLEAN the following
| personal mention: "A reception was
rendered to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arthur
Fritz, on Saturday evening, in honor
of their recent marriage, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fritz Tie affair was q brill
iant one, nearly 100 guests assembled 70
extend congratulations and participate
in the festivities The house was e1abor-
ately decorated and musical program
added an inspiring influence to the occa-
sion a bountiful supper was served