Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-25
Fancy china at Sevetson 6 Co. 3.

| duGJ Culua db o5H6Ii<t1A CS 70. s.
&C. w. Graves is spending the week
in northern Wisconsin.
Fall goods in every line new and
| fancy at Severson's.
Mr.. NJ. T. CoffianG of Richland Gen.
| ter, passed few days in this city
For ssale cheap. two large heating
stoves at H. D. Williams q Co.'S.
Miss Katherine FaIler returned to
this city after several weeks absence.
Mrs f. L. Barney and daughter,
Stella, are visiting friends in this city.
Call for your trade checks at Sever
son 81 Co. S; they are worth money to
| you.
Miss Layer OF La Crosse, is visiting
her brother, John Layer, of the Boston
store.
Miss Eva Shepard has position in
the cloak department OF the Lindemann
storeS
j. IIenry Bennett expressed fine
featheyed chickens to distant purchas-
ere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Henry are enter
tanning girl baby at their country
home.
With today the old library closes,
w 10 ACSuLlp0 IA LE1C A2CN
quarters.
Mrs. Maud Rummel and son, Will
liam, returned home to Des Moines,
| Sunday.
Mrs. August Smith had for guest
over Sunday her brother, Mr. Morris, of
Minneapolis
-Meryl Parker Of La Fargs was
guest st the home Of his uncle, J. F.
Parker, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi. Bellows have gone
to Galaspel, Montana, to pass the WIN
ter with relatives.
Col. Morley joined mis- SON, Fred, aC
Stoddard this morning for duck hunt
OH the Mississippi.
--fillsbury best flour every sack guar
anteed. Try q sack with your next or
der. G. ]. SEvERSoN.
John Jacobus and Ed Crowther,
two of Red Mounds best young farm
ers, were among CENSOR callers, today.
Ladies Aid society of Liberty Pole
M. E. Church will meet with Mrs. Ro-
bert Hornby, Friday, October q, for
dinner
--Tolrud & Sandsmark report the
sale of Ehenezer S. Stretsberry's 20-acre
OuS Ai1Alc tttllt VI l1lC IAtIs w CNCA
Erickson of Cashto2
An auction sale of blooded stock,
farm implements, grain and fodder will
| rake place at the farm of Ole j Buros,
four miles east of Bloomingdale, Mon
November g.
Miss Mary Cooper, who has been
visiting in this city for several months,
returned 10 New York, She was accom-
panied as far az Chicago b7 Mrs. Rusk
and Miss Mary Rusk.
Wisconsin university lost to Cbica
70 il Saturdays football game at Mad
lson, to 0. The game was witnessed
by 10, 600 people, and it is reported as
being one Of the most stubbornly and ev-
emily contested games ever put up in the
state.
AT Tuesdays meeting OF the city
council $22 so in work accounts We're
audited, and 1924 to Richland cement
works and crossings. Balance of 81, 3O6 :
40 on library site, was ordered paid. An
electrician TO test city service, was or
dered engaged.
Rev Oliver d Witherbee, former
Viroqua boy and son of II. J. Witherbee,
was recently united in marriage TO Miss
Lillian Gilbertson of Galesville, where
the young minister is stationed as pastor
of the Methodist church The csre.
monY was performed by Rev. H j.
Witberbee.
Frank a. Chase has disposed of this
entire J. D Cade farm, southwest of
Viroqua, which he has owned for two
years he sold to G w. Chase 100 acres,
taking in part payment the Doer cot
tage in the first ward. The balance of
300 acres he exchanged with John E.
Nuzum for the Ward hotel in La Fargo.
"A great national conference and
convention, to take action and recon-.
mend to congress respecting desired leg
islation governing railroad regulation,
will open in Chicago tomorrow. Cover
nor Davidson appointed delegates from
all congressional districts in the state.
This district will be represented by
Judge Mahoney.
Il have perfect system of treating
chronic diseases / am aware you will
be told this cannot be Come and see
for yourself can explain it to any
intelligent person so they can under
stand it. Come and reason with me on
your own case. Do not take statements
without reasons why. DR. Brewer will
visit Hotel Edwards in this city on We'd
nesday, November 1st.
The Viroqua ball club will give a
dance at the Opera house Friday night
October 81, for the benefit of the ball
ter m. 1t is hoped that every body will
patronizs this dance and help the boys
out. They have played excellent bail
all summer and are certainly deserving
of support. Admission, so cents. Com
mittee: n Oswald e. Briggs E, Davis
b. Moore, II. Tobias.
My, but Vircqua met a congested
condition on street and in business place
last Monday, when farmers and their
families were here from long distances
to do fall trading. Large stock and pro-
duce deliveries brings this effect, and
our people generally are happy at the
result. The farmers Of Vernon unity
are welcomed to ViIoqua They will
be treated right. Come often.
-"Uncle Billy" ShisIer, one Of the
faithful. uprigh. pioneers of western
Vernon county, passed to his long rest
ON the 18th instant, at the ripe age Of
eighty years. resulting from STROKE Of
paralysis. Funeral took place at Cen
tral chnnch, burial al Retreat, conduct
ed By Rev. Cooper The elder Shislers
were residents OF Wheatland and Genoa
for fifty odd years. Many Of their Off
spring are there Jet.
-Workmen on the waterwoTks reser.
, voir made no little excitement in Reads
vo1n speculative circles by dropping
pieces of lead in dill holes ano csnsiHg