Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23
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Fargo.
Car of Michigan hard maple flooring
arrived at Thayer's.
pound pail of lard for SOC at Dew
sat market.
pairs pants. large sizes, at one
SO, at the Blue Front store.
-Raiph and Dean Wigginton o. C..sn-
ton, visited their colsins in this city.
William HCtehison and daughter
have returned from their Iowa visit.
Ben Norris returned home from
Spokane where he passed several weeks
For rent, two or four rooms in ].
W. Gilman's residence, near the camp
grounds. MN
Mrs. Allard Smith came from Chi.
cago for a visit at the parental home o.
Col Butt
While on his visit to Iowa county.
f. w. Alexander attended the Mineral
Point fair.
While milking, son Of FL L Reed
of jefferson, had an arm broken by a
kicking COW.
Veteran Nelson Davenport and son
George, have gone to North Dakota to
whit their relatives
II needing timbers or heavy stock of
any kind Tor your sheds or barns, Thay-
Ell can save you money.
Wanted, eggs will pay 16c per doz
on for fresh clean eggs.
FL ID WILLIAMS & Co.
u. w. Thayrr goes TO La Fargo, to-
morrow, where he will ship couple of
cars of maple wagon stock TO Stough,on.
Apple Blossom hsur 81. As per sack,
barrel price $5 go; Garland 81 so per
sacs, barrel price IS 80 at w. F. Linde-
mann q Co.'S
Mr. w W. Taylor, q prominent
citizen aud extensive lumber dealer OF
CashtOu, died suddenly on Thursday,
from Bright's disease.
Miss Mary Rayner is attending the
national convention of Y. w. G A at
Waterloon, as the delegate from the
Milwaukee normal school
Mrs. Annison Of Mansion, former
town of Greenwood girl, died a: Maus-
ION, aged % years. She was a sister OF
Mrs W. o. Shear of Hillsboro.
Mr. Oscar Newton. the hustlipg
machinery dealer of Newton, was in tee
city ON Saturday. Hesays his trade has
uScu SOOu tuc pLc5oub 50dooh.
DIR. Suttle and family, J. r Spellum
and wife, d f. Mains aud wife, Martha
McKinne and Almond Fortney are out
camping on DR.. Suttle's farm.
Miss Ethel Nuzum is attending the
Young Womens' Christian association at
Waterloo, Iowa Miss Nuzum is a
delegate from Lawrence university
Whats become of the old fashioned
boy who was needless of al. the calls TO
get up in the morning until his fathers
voice was heard at the foot of the stairsS
Mr.. Remsley of Lawrence, Kansas,
is spending few days in the city. Mrs.
Himsley and daughter have been guests
of DIR. and Mrs. G. b. Trowbridge for
some weeks.
-Farmersl Why buy salt in barrelsf
Yon can get a full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown In for less mon
ey. Call on FL. ID. Williams & Co. and
get this deal.
Wanted, by young lady, place in
private family to work for board and
attend school Parties desiring such
help will confer favor by advising the
CENSOR at an early date
Officials of Battle Island Assembly
at one o'clock for the purpose of making
arrangements for celebration. All In
terested are requested to be present.
Frank Wintz and Ben Smith re-
turned, Monday. from Bloomingdale,
where they installed for Martin q Kue-
bier, in the new residence of Mrs. G. A.
Morterud. a complete system OF hot
water heating and plumbing
The Montgomery murder case, tried
in Monroe county two years ago, has
been appealed to supreme court. Mont
gomery was found guilty of numbering
his wife, sentenced to life imprisonment,
and he has now served two years.
AT last evenings session of the city
council Alderman Conner introduced q
resolution permitting use of window
screens la saloons during business hours,
It was laid over. Council voted 20 have
Mayor Coffiand attend municipal league
convention to be held at Racine, next
week, city to bear the expense.
Sparta petition for free mail de-
,livery in the city has been turned down
by the postoffice department. The rea-
son assigned is that under the free de-
livery system there would be such q fall
ing off in box rents that the receipts OF
the office would fall below the $40, 600
required to entitle the Office to the SER
vice.
The postoffics department is now
going after the souvenir postal card fad
Orders have been issued to stop all such
cards which are offensive to decency
and good taste Hereafter pictures of
girls in bathing suits will not reach the
addresses, nor will pictures of red devils
accompanied by the legend 'sTm having
devil of time"
-Messrs Copper & Perrin, editors and
publishers of the DeSoto Argus, were In
the city last Friday and Saturday.
The CENSOR acknowledges agreeable
fraterrsl calls from the gentlemen.
They continue to print the most enter
prising anu newsy local paper DeSoto
has ever had. They proprse publishing
in the Argus q page of Viroqua business
directory for two weeks preceding the
fair.
IT would seem that insanity is on
the increase. In little more than week
Sheriff Ward conveyed three unfortu-
mates to Mendota, the last one on Satur-
day, when Mrs Margaret Fortner of
Sterling. was taken. She is the wife OF
Henry Fortner, So years old has eleven
children. Mr. and Mrs. Ward also re-
moved Martha Olson Of Chaseburg com.
munity. to the hospital on Monday.
In northeastern Viroqua town, last
Saturday evening. at the home or Mr.
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