Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-05


business.
Mems, womens' and childrens shoes
below factory prices at The Tate Mer-
camille Co.
James johnson, son of Thos. John
+ son, goes to Colorado for benifit Of his
health
Z Alarm clocks are not pa.lor orna-
uent bat 3 household necessity.
4 Jos. BoEHRER, Jewoler.
Liberty Pole aid society will meet
with Miss Josephine Gowell on Friday,
October IA, for dinner.
Did you notice that handsome brass
clock in a glass case in Lucas window?
1t runs 400 days with one winding.
Take q look at the Adler overcoate
at the Blue Front They are beauties.
No coat n ade fits and hangs like these.
"A. B Stevens, scientific optician Of
La Crosse, will be at Jos. Boehrers jew
eier, Wednesday and Thursday, OctO-
Der II and 49,
M. D Helgeson spent the week in
La Crosse, taking his father-in-law, Mr..
Aspison Of Seneca, there for a serious
affliction of the eyes
Buy one pair of the Weyenberg
hand made shoe for solid wear and you
will buy thea again.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
L r. Peterson and family have
moved into their new residence nearing
con pletion in the Third ward It is
nea0 and commodious home
For sale, 4 two year old mare in
good order and without a blemish;
tine driver, $40 viii buy her.
BERT FROHoCK, Viroqua.
Our Springvillo correspondent re-
ports the accidental death OF eon Of
Mr., Skipstad, residents of Springville.
The accident occurred in South Dakota.
AT the Richland Center fair the
bear that clawed and bit little Floyd
Curtis at the time of our fair, bit the
hand Of small girl, not severely how
ev1c
Wanted to bnY, copy Of the Ver-I
non County history compiled and pub
lisheG in 1884 Call at resident Of Mrs.
Stark, Viroqua, with copy Of book.
Consult rs about Jour eye sight,
satisfaction guaranteed 4. D Stevens
refracting optician at JOS. Boehrer's
jeweler, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct
ober 1918
Remember the Adler overcoats have
no equal The best dressers everywhere
wear them. They are so well known
that they need no word Of praise from
us. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
See the great train robbery, the fire
run, the bombardmeDt of Port Arthur
Three nights, Oct G, z, and Sth at Opera
house Tickets Is, % cents. Ladies free
with one paid admission ticket the first
night.
Mayor Coffland and family are re-
ceiving a visit from Mr.. and Mrs e. E
Pancoast Of Bellefountain. Ohio The
lady is sister of Mr. Coffiand. They
wera driven here from Richland Center
by NJ J Cof1land
The Huntley Entertainers will mp
pear at the Vircqua Opera house this
week Thur day, Frilay aUd Saturday,
admission Is aud 25 ceats L9dies free
with one paid admission the first night.
Seats nov on sale.
--Agricuit2ral society officers have
their fin ncial tGotings for the late fair,
and report that there will ba n balauC Q
of not less han $500 10 apply on indebt-
edness To;al receipts were s. $50 81,
10 which may be added nearly cr quite
81, 300 stste aid.
Moving pictures. illustrated songs,
clever chalk talks, fancy dances by p
child artist This week, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights. A first-class
show, admission Is, 25. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Now on sale at Ar
mold & Davis.
For scientific and practical piano
tuning, organ tuning and repairing,
leave your order at the music and under.
taking store of Il. G. Skow, where Gus
tav G. Boettcher has permanent head
quarters. Work guaranteed or no pay.
Mr.. Boettcher has had long experience
in piano making and tuning
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the celebrated
saloon s1nasher," passed througl here
| Tuesday afternoon During her short
stay while the train was making up she
| purchased a sandwich and q piece of
| pumpkin pie and with one in each hand
she stood on the platform and gave a
short talk on her favorite subject, the
saloon problem. -Elroy Leader
After all the fuss over the Rosebud
| lottery. the people who drew numbers
| above 100, it is said, are refusing to Gle
and are abandoning their rights sfter
thorough personal examination e. the
! land. regarding it as not worth tho gov
ernynent's price of S4 per acre and the
| other expenses involved in complying
with the law.-Ex.
Over a hundred people assembled
Sunday afternoon at Hotel Evans 10 re-
! spouse to invitations sent out by Hlr
aud Mrs Il G. Evans The occasion was
| in honor of the tenth anniversary oil
! their marriage. After supper there
were speeches by Rev. Halvorsen, a. il
| Dahl aud Pete Syverson, Or Schreiner
/ acting as POSTMASTER Mr.. and Mrs
Evans received many nice presents and
the wishes Of those present that thelr
| future may have in store abundant hap
piness and prosperity. Westby Times
Mrs. George Pepper, Sr., one Of the
pioneers of this county, died at her home
near Mt. Tabor, September 2l, at the
age Of II years. In 1862 the family
! came TO Vernon county and settled on p
farm in Forest township. Their home
at that time wss ia the Wilderness, but
the work Of these two sturdy people mas
made great difference. Those left &c
mourn her departure from this life axe
a husband, tbree sons, Rev. & W. Pep,
per and E. Fl Pepner cf Waupun, aud
& H Pepper OF H. Tab .s othei
/ relatives and host Of Irle.l4s. Hills
/ boro Sentry.
An exchange Gays one OF the --latest
novelties at some county fairs Is az
ostrich trained t. the harness and rae
ing against horses. The birds are quite
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