Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-30
= III .7g6Out 9Ouy friends 1nd TeIgA60rs =
--Buy Your shingles "a Thayer.

-Clrcn1t court eonvenes December l3,
Shingles reasonable at the new yard
Miss TiIda Omundson spent Sunday
in WestbY
If it comes from Jos. Boehrer, the
jeweler, it's the best
Good line of drop siding and shiplap
at Thayers new yard,
The mayor of Madison declares that
the slot machines must go.
None too early to commence you-
holiday advertising, business men.
"A complete line Of pine and red
cedar shingles at Thayer's new lum3er
yard.
Two dancing clubs have been organ
lied by Viroqua married people for the
winter.
Our county paid bounty on snakes
the past year. $906 80 Fer wild ami
mails $50.
-Missi onary Seifert and wife organ
ized a young peoples society at Newton
on Sunday.
&C. Fl. Nixon Of Retreat, and,John
Hayden of Red Mound, were among the
/ A.lJSoR'S Saturday callers.
Our furnishing goods are Of the lat.
/ est styles and always up to date.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
j W Thayer is moving his family
from La Fargo. They will occupy the
Webb tenement house in Third ward.
The Kimberly mines cannot produce
gems brighter than those to be found in
our rings. JOS BoEHRER, Jeweler
Miss Edith Ogden returned to Min
neapolis on Monday to resume her musi
cal studies, after Thanksgiving at home
Annual meeting and election of Of
ficers of the county agricultural society
will be held next Wednesday at one
o'clock in the city hall.
Our neighboring county of Sank. at
the late meeting of supervisors, voted to
construct new court house in Baraboo
at an expense of 100000
Bear in mind that dollar will go
farther when you buy your Holiday
goods at II. q Williams q Co than
any other place in the city.
Nelson Davenport passed through
Viroqua, Saturday, enroute to Reads
town Mr. Davenport spent several
days in Sparta with his son George
For sale. my farm of 1S0 acres
northwest Of Folsom For price and
other particulars call on or address
o. E. HULsETHER, Viroqus. &
The blue packages seen on our streets
any day tell the story of the popular
place for mems and boys wearing sp
psrel. THE BLUE FRONT STORE
The Times reports that eleven boys
of Westby were brought before local
magistrate for disobedience in obeying
curfew ordinance and other offences.
Martin Robinson was in the city
from Manning. Monday, accompanied
by his wife. Mrs Robinson went to La
Crosse to take treatment AZ the Lutheran
hospital
Uncle 80" Harris Of Manning,
passed though the city on Monds en-
route for Aberdeen. South Dakota,
where he will spend two months with
his son, Chas N Harris.
Landlord L D. Mcpherson and wife
were in the city for day and visited at
the farm home of their old neighbors
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Porter. They con-
duct the hotel at Mt. Sterling.
-Boscobel is ION the move, if we are
60 judge by late ordinances adopted
One is to prevent splitting on sidewalks
and floors of public places, another to
prevent loafing on the streets.
Advertising made William L. Doug
las governor of Massachusetts. 1t may
make you ruler of your own business
and boss of the trade in your locality
Try it Believe in it, And like the great
shoe man you may be lead on to fortune.
Many of the towns and cities
through the state are passing ordinances
forbidding rummage sales. These sales
have been placed under the ban by
health officers. There is no doubt but
what many pieces of clothing contain
diseased microbes.
I'm selecting q Christmas gift you
will find nothing more pleasing, moth
ing more lasting than a piece of our
beautiful sterling silYerware. We han.
die all the newest and best patterns made
by the leading silversmiths in America,
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
"A largely attended wedding occur
red at the residence of MIR. and Mrs
Elivk Thompson, in this city last
Wednesday, when their daughter, Miss
Olga, was united in marriage TO Mr.,
Oscar Brandstad of Westby Rev John
Hendrikson officiated The presents
were many and nice. The wedding din
ner was served to aa0Et f50
Prairie du Chien and Sparta are
agitating the question Of securing beet
sugar refineries for their cities The
| Prairie du CHEN Union says that the
owners of the refinery at Janesvills have
| offered to establish one at Prairie du
Chen providing that they can get a
! guarantee from the farmersef 5000 acres
of beets per year.
! "A total of 320 nonresident deer
| hunting licenses have so far been issued
| by the state game warden. Last year,
| all told, 361 licenses were issued. Some
! $40 nonresident small game licenses
! have been issued, the total last year
! being but 2S5. Last year total of 81,
/ S55 resident licenses were issued This
| year it is expected that the number will
/ go above 63, COO.
The University Of Wisconsin short
course in agriculture willopen on Deem
/ Der 3 The indications are that the at
! tendance will be larger than ever Al
ready 1S7 people have sent in their ap-
| plications, three less than the whole
number last year. Dane county has al
ways sent large number of boys to at
tend the short course, and the number
/ this year viii be as large as usual. In
addition TO the number from all parts
of the state, about twenty students from
other states expect to attend the univer-
sity this year.
An order has gone into effect limit
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