Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
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South Dakota.
Mayor Coffiand was confined to hi
home by sickness for few days.
Charles Slong was town of Har
mony caller at our Office on Saturday
Hicks weather predictions so 70
this mo2tb, have not been much con
frmed
Merchant Frank Mutch of Newton
is among the throng of hunters in north
ern Wisconsin.
IF you want the very best silvel
knives and forks, Jos. Boehrer tht
jeweler has them
"A E. Spencer, wife and daughter
of Mount Sterling, were in the city OF
Thursday and Friday.
Frank E. Tate arrived home from
the east on Friday, after six weeks hust
ling for Teneriffe Wheel company.
Young, well broken team for sale
Want TO sell soon Terms cash. Fol-
particulars call on Mrs. John Hammond.
Col Morley, wife and son Chauncy
will depart for Washington the last OF
the month, where they pass the winter.
Ed Culver will travel with the Bar
aboo H3cket orchestra during the winter
season. He viii play cornet with them.
SO far this year Crawford county
has paid for the carcases Of 5,179 rattle
snakes at the rate Of fifty cents piece.
Lewis Mason was married to Miss
Nutter at Sparta, on the 9TH instant.
John Mason and family attended the
affair.
DIR. Thomas W. Nuzum of Broad
head, arrived here Monday morning,
called to see his sister, Mrs. Hunter, at
Viola.
Venerable Jos Harris and his SON
in-law, o. H. Larson, were CENSOR
visitors briefly, while in the city on
Friday
Will Hammond is clerking at Beats
grocery store, ucc-eding Fred Morley,
who will soon join his parents ia Ore
gon state
-Saveuty odd wela naturalizsd by
Clerk Msins Guiing the last few days
preceding election. Nearly all were
Scandinavisns.
-Elvin Morley, son of Richard Nor
ley, was G-:.e severely bruised about
the head ard face while playing foot
ball on the school grounds
For sale reasonable, registered dark
red Durham bull, three years old. In
quire at farm in town of Jefferson, or
address Alex, Lowrie, Viroqua.
Nelson, the baker, has moved his
apparatus and restaurant from Opera
block to the cid Randall corner on the
opposite side Of the Main street.
Headquarters Tor 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
cropl Watch the timel Watch election
If you are so inclined Watch us for
watches Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
DIR. Coomes, optician eye specialist
of La Crosse, will be at the Hotel Fort
ney again in few days Eyes tested
free and all glasses guaranteed to fit
Genuine Priestly Craveneth rain
coats. All styles and patterns; buy none
but the Priestly if you want the best.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Ami Biddison has changed from
Chicago to Grand Rapids Michigan, vet
rinary college He changed principally
because of the prevalence of smallpox
in Chicago.
-Ellef Hanson and his little seven
how the printers do it, while here on
Saturday. 1t was the first time the boys
had visited the city.
After two months passed at st.
Francis hospital in La Crosse, Henry
Hopp returned home. He is materially
improved in health, but expects to re-
turn there il a few weeks.
-SheriG Severson removed to Men
dota hospital, on Monday morning, Miss
Josephine Benson of Christiana, who had
previously been examined and pronounc-
ed insane She is eighteen years of age,
trouble brought on by brain fever.
1t was a married man who said
There is gladness in her gladness when
she's glad, there is sadness in her sadness
when she's sad, but the gladness of her
gladness and the sadness of her sadness
is nothing to her madness when she's
mad.
Mrs. Frank Williams learns Of the
death OF her cousin, Martin Thorbus,
who died suddenly from heart failure at
the home of his brother in indianapolis
MIR. Thorbus was forty years of age,
born at Bloomiugdale. where the family
lived in early days, the father being en-
gagged in milling and farming.
John w. SNEBNElS 3uu 1AulIY re-
turned, few days since, from Okla
homa where they passed the last sea-
SON Bad water, hot weather and ma
laria reduced Mr.. Stevens materially in
flesh. He says they are pleased to get
back Wisconsin, where they can obtain
pure water and breathe healthful air.
An exchange wound up compli-
ment to young school ma'am with a
good word about ''the reputation for
teaching she bears. The next day the
Young school ma'am met the editor and
chased him down the street with an
umbrella, and atevery jump in the road
she screamed that she mad never taught
she bear in her life.
Reports from the northern sections
indicate that deer are more plentiful
than for many seasons. During the
closed season the game wardeus have
been engaged in keeping sportsman from
violating the game laws and while the
season is open they will watch them to
prevent them from getting more deer
than they are entitled to The season
in Wisconsin commenced Fridav morn
ing aUd lasts twenty days and many
hunters were on the ground TO take ad-
vantage of the sport.
The Slayton Jubilee Singers, first
entertainment OF tbs geason's lecture
and entertainment cpurse, held forth at
the Opera hone on Tuesday evening.
giving pleasing concert. The company
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