Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-03
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Ill, Is now much better.
All kinds of sash and doors at rea-
sonable prices at Thayer's.
Mrs. w. D Lind is spending few
days in ST. Paul and Minneapolis
VIM. Burlin of Tomah, has charge
OF DR.. Porter's milk wagon for month
- Wanted, girl to do general house
work at good wages Apply to Mrs. j.
Nj Rusk.
Charley Peters, our famous fat boy,
it being exhibited at the Boscobel fair
this week
"A cement walk has been laid in
front of the residence of Postmaster E.
s Goodell.
Mrs. 1. w. Smith and daughter,
Matte. are spending the winter in Port
land, Oregon.
Mrs. A. S. Cobb was called to Chip
pwa Falls by the illness of her sister,
M IS. g. w. Heavria.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Il SarIes are re.
j cling over the arrival OF little sou,
b IN Monday mornlog.
Miss Stells Nuzam has resigned her
e lool owing to illness a5 her nome
For sale, my residence property, 10
CT led on prominent corner IN Viroqua.
II quire of or address Mrs. d. Strawn.
What's become of the old fashioned
f low who, when something was sand
g. out him, declared he wouldn't care ii
l. was so2
Mrs Salome Miller and daughter,
Cornelia, accompanied Hampton Miller
t. Milwaukee where they will remain
tits winter
Mrs Cyrus NJ Worth. former
well-known resident of D. Sott., died
az Sterling, Illinois, al the ago of
seventy-ni
Wanted, a good coIored boy, be-
tween the age II nd II, to learn the
barber trade Address H F Lyon,
Black River Falls, Wis
j. B. Gribbie Of Viroqu4, has pur-
chased a place as Viola aud wlil move
to that village Mr. Gribhis was for
merly resident of Vinia
i have an ovtrstock Of sash doors
and barn lumber on which [ will make
very low figure Cali
John II. Nuzuui,
-Mrs ALMA Everson of Nome, North
Dakota. and Mrs M Ssrgen of Reds
burg are guests of their sister, Mrs
John Weber, of this city.
Toe highest grade instruction for
the most reasonable rates at the Brand
rup 81 Nettleton Business c. illege, Wi.
mona, Minnesota Catalcg free.
ALI members of Regina Rabekah
lodge No 28 are cordially Invited to "t
tend the fiftieth anniversary ol the Re.
belzah lodge Tbnrsday svening, Octe-
ber IL.
Roy Tewalt came from Summer.
Iowa, to visit his parents. Mr. aud Mrs
John Tewait. Roy il conductor om
an interurba1 railway running from
that city.
1 w. Groves has dispoSed of his
interests in the Wisconsin Music com
pany. he will remain at Madison and
prosecute the musical Instrumental
business under retail mail system.
DO not let anyone persuade you in
to buying suit or oYercoat with the
plea that they are juat as good rs the
''Adlers They are not
The Blue Front Store
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bald win and
daughter, Winitred, have taken some
of their household goods and will epend
the winter on their claims near Pierre,
South Dakota. They departed, yester-
day.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice Albert Mott, P. Duffy, T A.
Thompson, Henry Sksgen, d d. Spear,
Ole A. Orthun, Steve Sludevic, Rev.
Geo. E. Barber, Nettie Anderson, Mrs.
HELEN Ballsrd.
Gays Mills fair rext week. 1t be-
Ing the last fair of the season for west
ern Wisconsin it is usually one Of the
best A large field of race horses always
center there. Southern Vernon countv
literally pat onizss the Gays Mills fair.
Rev E l. Cooper, the popular De
Soto Redmound Methodist minister for
three years past, was given substau-
tial farewell before leaving that village
for his new field at Elroy. Many of hi=
friends greeted the elder at banquet
and there presented him with q leather
couch.
The Western Wisconsin Teachers
association will hold it's annual meeting
ir. La Crosse, October 26 and 81. There
are over 800 teachers in the organiza-
ton and it is expected the entire num-
Der will attend as provision is made for
their leave of absence from school
duties.
Mr. Jas E Side is now p licensed
nbalmer, having passed successfully
@ examination recently given in Mil
4ukee under direction of the state
ard of health He is prepared to hsn
that class of wTk-in fact will make
a speciality will answer all calls
" or night A large and complete
| le of coffins and csskets carried
There is one consc lation for the
,or mau, at least. The price of pota-
es PROMISES to no within his reach,
7 ne crop is ample and the quality splen-
& d I1deed, what i true f potatoes
true of cabbage and of all kinds of
,getabie5 The soaring price Of butter,
,gs aud meats may force the average
an to become vegetarian.
One IF our exchanges advertises a
~ for sale as tol0~e: Full b.ooded
c,w for sale, giving miIk, three tons of
s.y, iot Of chickens and several
owes" While we have always had
IT, greatest respect for meek eyed