Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-15
TAKEN WITEJUT WARNING
Mr. A. O. Seal Of this City Stricken While Shovei-
ing Snow at His Home.

TIE community was shocked and
gri sved by the sudden death of our good
neighbor and upright citizen, which
took place last Wednesday Mr.. Seal,
although in delicate health for many
| months, was about his home and the
city as usual Asssvening approached
he went out to clear his walks Of snow
Alter working some time he became
faint and could scarcely reach the door,
sinking as he was assisted inside Med
ical assistance availed nothing, and
death came before midqiga..
AUGUSTUS ORDELL SEAL was born
near Avalanche, Vernon county, Wis.
consin, March 27, 1853. When but a
child he with his parents went TO Spring
vile to live, and later came to Viroqu
where he has spent most of his life. In
1875 he married Miss Eva jackson, who
died in 1888. To them one son, Garrold,
was born In 1890 he was married to
Miss Eta McCulloch He passed away
after hut d few hours jllness, Wednes-
dSv at II 30 p. m, February 5, 1905.
| He leaves the wife and son, enc sister
and three brothers to mourn the loss
The funeral was conducted from the
home, Sunday afternoon, at clock p
m, and the interment in Viroqua's Gem
etery. In this death of Mr.. Seal the com
munity has lost one of her noblest aud
best beloved citizens. Qaiet and unas-
suming, yet with all the admirable quail
tiles that go to make a kind hearted
husband, father and neighbor.
We want your cash and our prices
will get it. TATE's BIG STORE
Best all wood ingram carpet at 50
cents per gard. TATE's BIG STORE.
Misses Margaret and Mary Coffl4nd
go TO Chicago, Thursday.t to resume their
studies.
If you desire to buy the best goods
for the least amount of money, go to
Tate's Big Store,
Miss Grace Dinsdale of Grant
county, is spending few days with Miss
Allie Richards
Miss Myrtle Arlington entertained
a number of young people, Wednesday
evening at cards.
Frank Clark, a Bad AK man, says
the records snow fall in that region To
February 4th, was forty eight inches.
If the weather reminds you Of IN
derwear let this remind You where to
buy it. TATE's BIG STORE
"A six o'clock dinner will be given
CaEuIuhf, Dy MISS CatUefiU5 HlHEllh 10
her young friends and several of her
teachers.
Mrs. B. f Ferguson will sell at pri-
vate sale her household goods She
would like to dispose of them before the
first of March
"A teachers meeting will be held at
Westby next Saturday. Several Of our
little folks will go TO exemplify in In
dian club and ball drill
Five great special sales at Tate's
Big Store Special shoe sale special
clogk sale, special carpet sale, special
hneA sale, special petticoat sale.
Owing TO the weather conditions
special sale on working men, wear will
continue 10 days longer.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. Oscar Bossesd and little daugh.
ter leave for Miiwaukee, Saturday. Miss
Winif-ed Baldwin will accompany her,
going delegate to the Eastern Star
convention.
The CENSOR is one day late this
week on account Of the inability Of the
freight train 70 reach this city, Tuesday
afternoon. Our papers are supposed %
be here on this train. but did not reach
their destination until late wednesday
evening. This is the third time this
has happened during the psst two
months, and we sincerely hope IL will be
the last