Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-12
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-Four weeks till election.


at the Boston.
Two houses to rent. Inquire Of
VIM. Webb
Boys suits below cost bring in your
boys 70 the Boston
Ole L4wison = visjtiug friends at
Madison ard S5oughton
-LandIold Edwards Is off on husi-
Aess trip to Minnesota
Thomson Cls1k, Pollard Viola con
testauts ~ 'penuchle
--I4pverett Stevrns is home from Ii
Crosse bnsintss university
DIR Trowhridge and wife of Hay
ward spent a few day IN this city
Why is a mule Ikea broken stick
Bacanse Il can't propagste-Ef Perkins,
For sale. driving horse. bngg7 and
harness Enquire )f ,ohn Layer of the
Boston.
Roy T Halt and family oi Iowa. are
visiting with the formers parents in
his city.
-Vmoqua W. G. 7 u will meet with
Mrs Cora Sargent next Tuesday at the
customary honr
Lost "a small white dog, with brown
conn athftib -At' Z - ltftNf. uDiilY ANClN
E FtItuey owner.
-Mies Ann, Swiggum will open d.
winter term ot school in Sterling 1own-
ship next Monday morning
Mrs Martha Davis aud little aaught-
~ 3f Retreat, visited for q few days in
his yity with Mrs Green.
-E3 Furmao and wife Of Spokane,
Washington have been visiting at De
Soto. the old nome of Mr. Furman
% p Hill and wife leave tomorrow
for Brookings, South Dakota, where
they will pass month with their son
"A sum of money found at Linde-
mann's store; owner may have same by
proving ownership and paying for this
notice.
Mrs W. NJ Bouflieur and Mrs. Roy
Harris representing Springville W, c.,
T. IT,, attended the state meeting at
Racine.
Mrs Esther Fay and little son of
New Lisbon, are visiting with their bro
ther, Len Williams of Viroqua. and a
sister at Ross, Mrs. VIM. Storer.
There will be shadow social" at
the Ottervale church next Saturday
evening, October Is. Everybody invited.
Ladies come and cast your shadow
Headquarters for gloves and nit
tens. Buy one pair of the hard made
mule skins. The best glove and mitten
made THE BLUE FRONT STORE
The ladies aid society of the Con-
gregational church viii be entertained,
Wednesday afternoon, October 10, by
Mrs. Coflland and Mrs Ellefson, at the
home of the latter.
The CENSOR is prepared to print
auction bills on short notice, either on
personal order or my mail. A free notice
is always given through the CENSOR
which is of more value than posters. ],
"A party consisting Of Joseph Cowa1
of La Fargo, Joseph Buchanan, Ellis
Reed and wife, Mrs w. A Heron, and
W illi5.m Smith of Nebraska, departed
from ViIoqua station, last evening, for
months visit in Ohio
While CLEANING windows at her
home south Of town, Mrs A. c. Morri-
son accidentally broke one of the panes,
the dragged pieces severely cutting her
right hand, necessitating quick and
special surgics4 treatment.
The stoGR horse "Alcszar, owned
by the Cash1p Improvement Co, was
Stllu 10 Mike pIGll VI tIC DJNh vi NAAAt
ton and VIM. Selbach Of Rockton, for
$462 so The horse cost the company
g., 800 few years ago. Cashton Record.
Our winter term begins Tuesday,
November 1st. Special inducements to
students entering at any time. More
than 5000 Toland graduates now EN-
ployed. Positions for all who excel.
Address Wisconsin, Business Univer'
sity, La Crosse Wis.
During the month Of September
the Wisconsin Business University OF
La Crosse, sent 81 graduates to positions.
The total number for whom it has Sc
cured positions in the past IL months Ii
197, and yet some people say there is nc
demand for bookkeepers and etenogra
piers.
Your Neighbor's Wife is ON to yor
if your own wife is not. Ii you thinh
to the contrary, go to the Opera house
Saturday, Oct. Is and learn the truth
Prices 10, 25 80 and SOC. The first eigh
rows reserved for fraternal orders at a0C
which admits one lady free when ae
companied by coupon.
Yesterday Robert Johnson and SON
Bert and Robert, loaded a car will
stock, implements, household goods and
left for Chippewa county to carve out |
new home in the woods and on fertil
soil. They have six fourties of land 10
Gated eighteen miles northeast of Chip
pewa Falls The senior johnson viii
get Inc boys settled and return befor
winter sets 1t.
Mr.. Willis L Osborn, an old-tim
newspaper man Of La Crosse, was in tn
city last Thursday and paid his respect
to the CENSOR Although having bee
a resident of La Crosse most of his lif
it was his first visit to Viroqua for owe
thirty years He came across countr
to inspect the new railroad line and II
ouerations Mr. Osborn was accompaT
led by his wife,
The recent death Of Mrs. Vienn
Davis, widow of the late Jesse L. Davi
of Retreat, removes from earth one c
the good christian pioneer mothers c
the county, VINO settled where she E
long lived in 1862 Funeral and intel
nnent occurred last Wednesday at RI
treat conducted by Rev. Cooper. Mrs
Davis was IS years old, a sister OF tn
late Judge Purdy.
William Smith of Armstrong, n
braska. is visiting his brothers lsaac'ar
James. aud other relatives and oI
friends in this section He has lived ]
Nebraska for eighteen yeara, Likes II an
SAYS they have big crops this year. an
that he will harvest 5000 bushels {
good corn from his farm Mr.. Smii
sattled in Vircqua forty nine years az
faIiovuiny blscksmittiCg most Of Il