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

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Two houses to rent Inquire o1
VIM. Webb.
Boys suits below cost -bling in your
boys To the Boston
Charley Chase was in the city from
In Fargo q compile of days
-Gener.' Rogers attended 3 meeting
E of the Loyal Legion in Milwaukee.
Tom Jones Of Gays Mil section,
war In the city on business, Monday.
For sale. driving horse, buggy aud
harness Enquire OF John Layer Of the
Boston
Lost, a small white dog, with brown
color abou5 the eyes. Please notify Nels
E Fortney owner
The latest news from Kansas-Mrs.
Carrie Nation is going to smash prices
at Joseph Boehrers.
"A special train pulled into Viroqua
e on Sunday, bringing "A carload Of race
horses enroute to the Viola fair.
Andrew q. Forum and Hans Hum
of West Prairie, took the train here for
ST Louis, to visit the fair.
Mrs Il vim Snodgrass and little
daughter departed, Tuesday, for Nc
Connelsville, Ohio, to visit relatives.
III you bave property you need IA
surauce nhiess yon have money to burn
II IL up e. you John Dawson d Go
sells Insurance
Mrs. Hayden and children leave
this week tor Canada They have been
visiting friends in this county TO- n
month or more.
A class OF twenty five young people
were confirmed at Vlroqua United In
theran church on Sunday last by Pastor
GuIbrandson.
Mr. 0. G. Weeden and niece who
spent some weeks with relatives in this
section returned, yesterday to their
Kansas home
"A half dozen POTATOES weighing over
two pounds each are in the window Of
this office. They are from q 15O bushel
bin of Pat" Henry.
John D. Miller returned from Jn-
neau county, where he visited brother.
He brought samples of potatoes, which
he reports a fine crop there.
Mr. Noyy, an old resident living
near Yuba, died ut the age Of II years
He was afflicted with paralysis for some
time which caused his death.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Nuzum left,
yesterday, for a months visit with their
daughters and sons at Mansion, Port
age, Broadhead and Shullsburg.
Fresh cider made from good clean
apples 25 cents a gallon, send in your
orders early Will deliver any time.
F. w. ALEXANDER.
M. J. Sallander of Retreat, was
CENSOR caller on Saturday He left
with us some very fine ears of corn,
which he claims he has several acres of.
We have your size in an overcoat,
fur coat or q suit Of clothes on which we
can save you from $4 TO IS. Look our
took over before buying. THE BOSTON
Wanted, Is cords of good dry 4-foot
maple wood, to be delivered IT conven-
ience of seller. Apply soon TO u Lan-
der Vircqua. office over D3hfs Grug
store.
A good hat fnrf 50 at the Bon Ton.
On Friday sul Saturday | will give
aDpc.al prices on misses' Rnd children
hats Aiio ostrich feathers.
MYRTLE WISE
The CENSOR is prepared TO print
auction bills on short notice, either on
personal order or my mail. A free notice
i always given through the CENSOR,
which is of more value than posters.
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farmers of the town of Forest, Richland
county, were in Viroqua on business,
Monday. The CENSOR acknowledges
pleasant calls from the gentlemen
"A delegation of Viroquaites left for
the Worlds Fair on Saturday night,
made up of Mrs. o. B Wyman and
daughter Ella, c. J. Smith, wife and
son Kenneth, F. NJ. Towner, Mrs. l. G.
Boyle and Frances Tate.
Dow Glenn, son of L. II. Glenn, has
gone to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to enter
the law school Dow is a graduate Of
the State University, q young man OF
energy and ability and is sure to sue
ceed in his chosen profession.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office; DR.. Bradley, Lars Everson, j. G.
Cook, Spencer Hail. Mrs. Bertha, An
derson, Mrs Caroline Schnick, Mrs Won
ME Harris, Mrs Ellen Hanson, Mrs.
Glen Parnener, Miss Eunice Rogers.
Mrs. Sarah Norris wishes to pub
lcly thank the Mystic Workers of the
World for their speedy payment of the
claim filed one week ago for the death
of her husband, David J Norris She
fully recommends this order to be one
that is in all ways responsible.
--(TaYS MINIS IAlf opens LUE i0uE uASs
next Tuesday. 1t is the last fair of the
season and will be attended by people Of
the whole Kickapoo valley and nlany
other sections. For the race meeting q
field of horses will contest as large as at
any fair in this section Of the state
Rev. L L Thayer, a native of the
county, and for many years teacher IN
,he public schools of different neighhor'
hoods and villages has been nominated
by the republicans of one Of the ChIppe'
va cnur ty assembly districts for mem
her of the legislature Mr. Thayer is a
staunch advocate Of the principles for
which Governor La Toilette and the
regular republican party of the state
have been contending. he will make Q
member who will represent the people.
The Huntley Entertainers gave theil
very pleasing performance this week al
the Dane Opera house. Mr.. Ben Hunt
lev is a very clever sketch artist and his
"ChaIk Talks were very interesting.
The moving picture machine l. the best
ever 7een here and tue use Of sound Ell
fects heightened the realism Mrs.
Huntley gave very pretty serpentlnt
dance using 800 yards Of white sllk, up
on which the lantern threw beautitu
combinations of coloTs, and she als'
sang illustrated songs. The entertain
ment was of hign grade and greatly
pleased large audiences. -Waupaca Fosf
Sept. /, 1901
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