Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07
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All sizss of storm lash on short no
ice, at John E. Nuzum's.
Remember the best lines of under.
year are TO be seen at the Blue Front
Store
MIR. G. "a. Tate has rented the
ludwig Sandsmark house on Washing
on avenue.
You can buy Williams best -four
or 81 per sack. Try it and be convinced
Z Is the best.
Former Chairman D a. Buchanan
If Webster, was a business caller in the
;ity on Monday.
Hunters are leaving in numerous
parties for the deer hunting grounds of
iorthern Wisconsin.
w. A. Lewis, Bloomingdale's hust-
ing real estate agent, transacted busi.
less In the city, Monday.
Ladies aid society of the Lutheran
synod church will meet at David Olson )
lext Friday of this week.
The w. G T u. will hold a con.
Eentiou at Retreat, Friday and Satur-
lay, November l6 and II
Miss Mary Schoenberger of West
Prairie, is receiving treatment at Sc.
Francis hospital in La Crosse.
Fur and fur lined overcoats all kinds.
Prices from SIS TO $100
The Blue Front Store
Henry Rentz of Jefferson, has gone
% Madison to enter the short course at
he state agricultural college.
Rev. L E Peckham was in the city
rom Soldiers Grove to meet his wife,
Who had been visiting at Melrose.
Tho largest and most complete line
pf gloves and mittens, both for dress
bnd for work. The Blue Front Store.
Election day in Wisconsin was an
deal dey, causing a light vote, particu.
srly throughout the country districts.
Halloween pranks in Viroqua were
anne this year as compared with some
past festivals" OF this character. 'Tis
we'll.
-Thos. A Tolrud reports the sale of
} 81 Holton's 160-acre farm on Pleas
mt Ridge, to Peter Egerson of Dane
'ounty.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Otteson enter
aimed party of friends at cards on
tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Nelson.
Miss Nettie Goyer, daughter of DR..
3oyer of Readstown, was recently mar
Jed in Florida to MIR. P. FL. Fellows, a
business man of that state
"A fine line of 50 trimmed hats at
lie Bon Ton. Best ever shown in the
ay. You are invited to call
Mrs. j. E Bigley.
-Hillsboro Congregationalists are
Is tatipg the project of erecting new
i rch edifice. The first thirteen citi-
!, made it an even hundred dollars
,t b.
Bank Commissioner Bergh came
], ne to vote, spending Sunday and
Y lday with relatives and friends in
] city and at the old home farm near
I stby
ole Evenson and wife of Westby,
= g in the city on Monday, making
j oaration to take possession of their
op Branch farm, recently purchased
u } E. Mains.
On account of impaied health
;well, son OF Frank j Davis of Re-
~, has gone to California to spend
winter, hoping for relief in that So
| rioas clinate.
A big conference os the Unied Lu
" Ni-consin, was held at Westby last
saturday and Sunday. Thirteen minis
ers were presepG,
We have a good assortment of
windows, sash doors and large supply
{ 0uilding paper which we will sell at
discount in order to make room for
mother years supply.
ribbits. Cameron Co.
-Mesdames Otis and John w. Suth-
,rland # Readstown, are the only Yer
ION county ladies who have taken out
uniting licenses this year. They will
.ccompany their husbands to northern
Wisconsin in pursuit of deer.
Mr.. B. F Purdy, who with his SON
ute, located claims in North Dakota.
avs he is fifty miles from a railroad
tation, but will within a year, be very
lose to the line of the G M. & st. ParI.
There is free coal very near his Ioca-
ion.
The friends of Mr. Ross N Boggs
ormerly of VirCqua, but now of ST.
l. % koH ba
las secured responsible position at
'The friedrich of st Paul. Previous
0 his acceptance OF this position Mr..
92z9s was with J. J. Hill, the railroad
nagDate.
AT the place of John E Juve, in the
own of Cbrisiianis, last Tuesday. fire
,urned the threshinS separator of Alex.
;kolaas. together with two snd half
tacks OF grain Fire started during -
,rief rest this threshtng ctew were TAX
nQ for Iuuch, aad IL WAS not possible TO
determine csuse of fire The 10 g to Mr..
,kolaas is 5000 He and his sou immed.
ately purchased a new machine to com.
,lete the wears work before them
The Readstown Tribune states that
y hile returning from this village to his
lome near Sugar Grove Charley Kellogg
net with a severe and painful mishap,
IS result Of which he is nursing a
,roken arm He was crossing bridge
,ver dry run" when he stopped 20
Grape the clay from his shoes, leaning
lpon the railing with his hands. The
ailinR gave away aud he fell to the
round below, breaking both bones be-
ow the elbow.
If you are dissatisfied with your
from the mail order house, or