Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-19

Mrs. August Smith is spending q
few days ct 3angor.
House fer rent. Enquire of Mrs. Nj.
Rsyner or h L. Rayner,
Mrs s. k Ramsetti is III at the home
of her tiaCgAter, Mrs Bolstad.
-Wm Webb had the misfortune to
have his foot crushed by horse
-Mesdames c. Fl. Trowbridge and
| Fl. E. Packard visited for day at
Sparta.
| Mems and boys shoes, all styles, all
feathers, at cost and below at The
| Bos on.
William Hornby crows over fhe ar.
rival of a twelve pound boy at his Frank
lin home.
Attorney Ray Graves was down
from Sparta for days recreation at
hunting
Clifford .Broksw Of Nevada, Mis-
souri,, is visiting the ola scenes at
| Whitestown
Andrew Motley, q veteran resident
and pioneer of Ontario, was in the city
on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Towner return
ed from st. Louis Monday. They spent
some days in Chicago
The literary society will begin the
Second Part of Henry VI, under the
leadership of Mrs Fl D Williams.
AT White Pigeon school house,
Thursday evening will be given a bible
reading, Rev. W L. Brain leader
Ladies aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Jane Nelson, Thursday October 27
Great closing out sale Of shoes.
gents furnishing goods, carpets and gro
ceries now on at THE TATE Nero. Co.
Landlord C H. Edwards arrived
from his western trip. last Saturday,
bruised and battered, having been in "a
railroad wreck
Mrs. J J Shreve and daughter Of
Wonewoc, spent last week With VIM.
Brandon and family. Mrs Brandon and
Mrs Shreve are sisters
Oar collection of abnormal cereals,
fruits. etc, EN- braces 3 variety Of large
ripe and unripe wb9rries from this
garden of Jacob Dach Of franklin
Hon G B Welton Of Madison, is
In the county, sent by the postal author
tiles 10 determine whether a county sys-
tenn Of free deliyerf is warranted
Who is the most popular men,
school teacher, salesladY? This will be
Determined at the Baud Carnival Three
nights, October 27, p aud 20 at Opera
House
The ladies society Of the Lutheran
Synod church will serve An oyster sup
PER IN the Basement of the Christian
church Friday evening frou, $50 All
are welcome
-The highest market prices paid fol-
gristing wheat Al the Avalanche -four
ing lni,i9 vi s.. go Ca -r
shortest possible notice Feed grinding
five 4nts per sack,
One Of the Burlington railroad
bridges near Victory, was destroyed by
tire. Tuesday mornipg Tt Is supposed
to have been set on freely sparks from
o passing engine
To-Day Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lind de-
parted for Little River, Kansas to visit
relatives. They may remain there dur
ing the winter on account Of a severe
bronchial trouble Mr. Lind is affected by.
Veterans Kellogg and Carleg Of
Readstown, were in the city ON Mon
day enroute to La Crosse, where the lat
ter appears before government sur
geons on examination for ineree Sc of
pension.
-F,i'!ay and Saturday Mrs Norris
will shn,v R special line of street hats of
exceptional value at 81 so and 81 each.
Every day sees many new hats on sale
High grade hats, best material and reas-
enable prices Come and see my line of
trimmed hats Special sale on all trimm-
ed hats.
To those who are saving the red
words ! wish to say that you need not
wait until all words have been display
ed before you present your proverb In
order to do justice to all ! will accept
the first correct answer presented TO me.
MELVIN STEENBERG
Mr. E B. Hsrkin, republican can
didate for district attorney, after an i'll
ness of six weeks with typhoid fever, at
his HillsborO come. is able to be ont. He
was in the city on Tuesday, going from
here to the western part of the county
to look up his candidacy and become ac-
quainted,
Hon Hugh Porter received, last
evening, the distressing news of the sud.
den death Of his brother James Porter,
at Mount Sterling. MIR. Porter was about
the village as usual, and while being
shaved Ia BARRIERS chair, expired. He
was man Of providence in Crawford
county.
The frat quarterly conference Of
Springville circuit of the NJ e church
will be held in the Viroqua M E. church
at 2 p N Saturday Presiding Elder
Martin will preside. The presiding elder
of this circuit viii preach Sunday morn
ing at 1030 in Yiroqua; 8 p, m in
Brookville; 7 AS at Springville.
-Railroad prospects are SO fa vorable
or the completion of the new road this
fa ] that Ed NJ Mi7shai l. procuring
the signatures Of business men to a petl-
ftion and recommendation asking for his
appoi- ..ment as agent in this city. Mr.
Minshall is young man who would
give the company and the public good
Tvics should he receive the appoint
E emf
George Z Morse Of this city. Is in
receipt Of western paper which prints
the pictures of nis uucle and aunt. Mr
aud Mrs r b Hunter, who celebrated
the sixtieth aDUiversarv Of their wed
ding At Page. Nebraska, on Septer1ber
% The Hunters located in Vernon
county in 1856. residing rear Springville
and Avalanche until 1874, when they
removed to = sbr8sba Mr. Hunter ia
81 yesr- old, his wife r. They will be
we'll remembered hy The old residents
here
Run usge Sale.
Tie ladies aid society Of the Congre-
z rrass1,s. ggo~z-1E- hn~-.