Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-15

| Shaughnessy, @ II shreve.
Kickapoo--Aaron Glass Benjamln Drake.
Ltberty-0 l. Sommers, Arthur McUau
Sterling -Torger Yttre, Frank Gross
vlroqua--F w Alexander
! Webster-Ira Wilson. Chas z!etlow. L. II.
Davis
wheatland-George Hall.
| Whitestowp-Wn Nevin, Kle WlnchelI, Ed.
! l.amn, Peter Peterson.
/ Descto Village-Ilugh May, O. Il. Johnson.
! weetby Vilage-M IL. Bekkedal
vNifeaua City, lss Ward-- II. E. Rogers
: Westby vllage-L. ". Swain.
Remember the horse buyer is due
next Saturday.
-Kratchwil's Swiss milk chocolates,
for sale by all Viroqua dealers.
High school boys have organized n
foot ball team. They expect soon to
have bout with Coon Valley.
"A. J. Anderson, l., L. Larthrop and
| A W. Guest, Viola business men, were
in the city today.
The council granted Cliff Nleks r
permit to conduct billiard tables over
Pennell's saloon.
The most complete line of mission
rockers vet shown, now on display at
Steenberg's furniture store
Mills Griffin, one of the eldest set
lers OF West Lima section, died las5
Friday He WAS brother of John Grif
fin of this city
The Methodist Sunday school have
in preparation a Christmas cantata to
| be given at their Chris 8as Festivities.
Miss Katherine Faller ha the work ia
charge.
On Dach Ridge, six b les southwest
of Viroqua, Tuesday next, Nov. 81, Hem
ry Hogan will auction off live stock,
farm implements, etc Free luuch will
be served aG noon.
Work on the big BekkedaI- -Hazen
| tobacco warehouse has been greatly de-
Iayed by the failure to arrive of dimen-
sion supplies, which CONS from the
state OF Washington.
This is a special invitation for you
to visit the great Western annex where
/ you viii find Christmas specials in fine
China, novelties and toys of ali kinds.
J Ell. ID. WILLIAMS q Co.
Friday evening of next there will
| be Japanese lecturer at the 81. i.
| church In this city, who will recite facts
ana conditions OF the cruel Russia.Ja.
pan war. He will show 1875 colored
views
Mr.. Pesricek who lives on. Bishop
Branch, displayed al the CENSOR Office
a stalk of corn btsring foGr large, we'll
| developed ripeneo ears He says he has
q fine crop, and sninks il pretty good
farming fcf a first-year fellow fresh
from the city.
The sheriff is il receipt of letter
/ seeking information concerning one
John Hoover, whose special occupation
| is to work the farmers and secure an
option on their lands and homes, aud by
fraudulent means transfers their title
TO another. A confidence and forgery
game that is original Look out for
him.
Mr.. Geo w Hall will give an suc-
| tion sale of stock, farm implements and
! grain at his place three miles northeast
of Bloomingdale, on Thursday, Novem-
4 Der % A noon lunch will he provided.
/ Mr.. Hall will soon remove 70 this city,
having exchanged his Clihton farm with
4 ID T. Mains for the property west Of
Ever Monsen's residence
Relatives in this city receive thu
1 distressing news of the death of Mrs.
4 Matte Southwick. Norwood in this state
of Oregon, from typhoid fever. She
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Southwick of Salem, % years old, had
been married since last June. The lady
| made and retained many friends during
visits made TO Viroqua in late years.
/ Grocery dealers Of she city are try
/ ing to perfect plan for winter season
4 TO relieve their deliverymen and rvoteet
4 .os~ 81 xl4N T.
I by having earlier aud more regular
hours for delivering orders. Il will be
no inconvenience to the trading puhlic
\ to conform to the new order, and no
! doubt il viii be cheerfully complied
/ with.
Miles Riggs of Groton, South DAko-
| ia, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. Abner
! Silbaugh. It was his first visit tc Viro-
qua since the building Of the rail.oad in
| 1879 Mr. Riggs said he heard Governor
LaFollette speak 70 gathering Of twea
| ty Thousand people in South Dakota, 3
| few weeks ago, and that he could easily
sweep that state for president with
whoop, shonld he be q candidate.
! "A young man who was fond of dane
ing recently took pedometer with him
to hall, and found that in the course
l DL Lu6 6FbUtuB ne naQ EOkEIStA EAiEktfi a
| aud half miles. The average lenuh
of waltz was half a mile, of poika
| three-quarters Of mile, of gallop er
schottische mile, and Of lancers guar.
ter Of mile. A girl usually dances
more than q man, and is calculated TO
cover more than sixteen miles IL q sin
| gle evening.
Ed. Gorsline and family and Miss
Gretel Gray returned from South Dako-
, I'd, where they have been for three weeks
visiting Pike and Bennett relatives
They report good time Ed says the
| Bennetts and Pixies are doing well BE
thinks the D3kotas are q fine conutry,
especially for a young man who has no
land 20 go there and take his homestead
right. int says it wont pay hiyn for Wis.
consin il good enough FOR The best Of
them
Merchant o. n Wig Of Avalanche,
was in the city on Saturday, accempan-
| led by his brotber.in-law, Mr.. J. 7 Mul-
len of Minnesota Mr.. Mullen and wife,
nee Nellie Wig. viii visit rslst4ve7 in
this section until Thanksgiving. then
! start en- an extended winter circuit Of