Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-25

is fast approaching.
Money to loan on real estate securi-
ty. Apply to Butt q Butt, Viroqua.
For 4c, &c, Sc, Zoe, lie, 12c per yard
outings, go to II. D. Williams & Co.
DE-. Pinch of Hillsboro, is in South
Dakota, closing up his farm affairs for
the season.
Have You seen the new bear skin"
cloaks for little folks at FL. D Williams
& Cos?
# 81. Graves and Andrew N. Olson
are building additions to their First ward
residences.
"A large line of fur-lined caps await
your inspection in all shapes and colors
at The Boston.
In Fargo, Viola, Hillsboro and
Cashton have lecture and entertainment
courses for the winter.
The village of Yuba is to have a
modern cheese factory, and it is now in
course of construction.
John E. Nelson was at Chippewa
Falls last week. taking the examination
for licensed embalmers.
-Nordal Thompson of Chicago, is
spending week with relatives in this
city and at Coon Prairie.
The grandfather of Mrs. Bum of
Westby, died in Trempealeau county at
the age of ninety-ive years.
Artistic designs and beautiful color
effects will be seen in an endless variety
of millinery at Mrs. Norris store.
George Heron, who has been look
ing after his extensive landed interests
fr, NA.kl nolxnfo sc Of homo for tho
winter.
Better outing, better blankets, bet
ter underwear for same money at 81. d.
Williams & Cos. Examine and be con-
WINGED.
Il. D. Bennett and family have
moved from Aberdeen, to Salem, Oregon.
Mrs Bennett has sister and other rel
atives living there.
El-Thirteen women are serving as
cashiers in Iowa banks, and prison
records fail to show one serving a sem
tence for defaulting.
"A bunch of violets. bright and beau
tiful, from the yard Of Mrs. Nelson
Allen, tells of conditions in Wisconsin
the last days of October.
-Oryille Weber spent Sunday with
his parents In this city. He is emplyed
as Iineman by the company installing q
a new electric lighting plant in La
Crosse.
Our duck hunters to the Mississippi
report few birds-at least few came
their way. AS usual, Kuehn, Boehrer
aud Baldwin bagged nice strings of
mallards.
George Sandon and family of
Whitestown, who sojoprned in South
Dakota, during the summer, have re-
turned home, making the trip by pri-
vate conveyance.
Having recovered from his late op-
Grafton and sickness Mr.. Willett Nor
rison has taken MP housekeeping in the
southern part of town, and his four
children, who have been cared for at
the state school. are with him.
The new Gund building on the Rus
sell corner, is certainly fine structure
and addition to that section of the city.
Messrs Larson 81 Olson who occupy the
same, have fine location and place
for their saloon and lunch room
The venerable Calvin Morley seeks
to escape the rigors of winter and has
gone to his favorite resort in Alabama
to pass the coming severe months. For
spent his winters in the south.
Advertised letters at Vircqua post.
office: Lucinda McEathron, Tom Lar
son, John Stevlin, Ole johnson, Mics
Lulu NJ. Smith, Michle Gillon, Jim
Everson. Mrs Josephine Wilson, Henry
Krehl, Henry Myer, Mrs Rasmus Olson.
Miss Dora Morrison, teacher of
music and painting, has gone to New
York for sojourn with friends till holi-
day time. She expects, later, to accept
a position in Chicago to prosecute her
chosen work.
C J. Smiths sale of thoroughbred
stock in the town of Kickapoo, last
Thursday drew big crowd of bidders,
and every animal adveI Gisei was sold at
good figures, nearly il not quite all,
going to Vernon county people.
Crawford county has paid out So, 303
up to the present time toward the ex
termination of rattle snakes in the coun.
ty. 12, 606 reptiles have been killed and
the rattles presented to the county clerk
for the bounty of so cents each.
Louis Spellum was called here from
Aberdeen by the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Jason Glenn, who is somewhat i'm
proved. Louis says everybody-farmers
and business men-in the Dakotas are
prosperous this season. He is travelling
salesman for a wholesale house.
Mrs. Emma Haskell, one of On
tario's leading women, died suddenly of
apoplexy. She retired as usual in the
evening and was found cold in death the
morning following Sympathy of many
friends goes out TO the husband, Henry
G. Haskell, in this sore bereavement.
Buried under several feet of earth,
and dug out before suffocating, was the
experience of Adolph Spangle, a La
Crosse county farmer. Spangle was
under the earth for forty minutes
While digging sand from a bank, the
earth gave way and Spangle was crushed
beneath it.
"A very sad occurrence took place at
the Clark cheese factory near Rewey.
The 3-months old twins OF the cheese
maker and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Martin,
had not been feeling we'll and when their
mother went to their bed in the morning
she found them both lifeless
Under too heavy pressure the gran
airy of AL Saubert, in La Fargo vicinity,
containing about / 600 bushels of grain,
collapsed aud besides scattering the
grain, seven hogs were struck by the
falling building and killed, thus entail
ing loss Of something like 300
j. Il Rhinehart, a town Of Stark
man, has invented an auto-sled, which
will be capable of great speed The La
Fargo Enterprise says Mr. Rhinehart