Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
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Thanksgiving in n week.
Winter term of Viroqua schools
began on Monday.
Best fur coats and warm winter
mittens at Michaeohn's.
For WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES, go to TOWERS.
See those atwood mems suits for
IS. IS at Michaelsohn's.
Daily Bread is guaranteed to
please the cook and the whole h~ouseho!o.
wv. J. Waggoner and wifeo Vlo.a,
were guests at NJ. v. Z. Richards on
Monday.
Daily Bread" is the best product
to carry into the home. Manufactured
by Coon Valley Mills.
*. T.. Hotien of Jefferson, delivered
at the stock yards four April pigs that
weighed /, 100 pounds.
-"Fortieth year | have paid for the
CENSOR said John Sklsler, az he laid
down the silver, MonGay.
There a be nothing better than
Daily Bread" which is the product of
the Coon Valley Touring mills.
William Owen, the celebrated
commedian and i~mpersonator, at Opera
house this Wednesday evening.
Rev. q. w. Nuzum is in receipt Of
q fue bleoded mare, q present from his
son, DR.. T. w. Nuzum, Of Brodbead
The CENSOR to January, 1901, for
one dollar to new subscribers. Sub
scribe NOW and gel the full benefit.
DIR. w. M. Trowbridge is in Chicago
taking a course pre- oaratory to adding
opJiclan service TO his other professional
work.
Druggist ". S. Arnold was sum
moned 30 independence, last Thursday,
by the death OF his mother, who was %
years # age. !.
Gack' Henderson and wife Of
Franklin, celebrate the advent OF a
daughter into their home. Six boys,
then a girl!
Fall over coatsi We can't describ-
be beautiful fit and finish You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
Geo. Fl. Clarke made a purchase Of
lis dozen eggs from an individual far
mer-Martin Robinson Of Manning.
They sold at 16t cents.
Mrs. Cora Sargent has moved to
one of Mrs. Colts teremen5 houses,
where the ladies desiring d~ressmaking
done will fna her.
--Purdy Woodmen give a big ball at
their new hall, Thanksgiving night
Dance tickets 80 cents, supper 20 cents.
Everybody is invited.
%. G.. Briggs, who has been IN
ployed in Mauston printing offices for
two years, has returned and taken a
position ON the Republican.
You need ruboe.s now and want
good ones. The ViroqGs Shoe Store
offers you the very best made. Come
in and ask us about them.
The death of George Coler of Web
ster and Lemuel S. Rabbit of Liberty,
old-time settlers of the county, have
been recorded within the past week.
Beautiful women everywhere owe
theit matchless loneliness to the use OF
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive. E.. J. johnson q Go
Mrs. b. Il. Norris wishes to an
nOunce to the ladies that she will sell
her sailor, walking and golf hats FROM
40c up. Also reduced prices on trimmed
hats.
Miss Wilhelm, the manager of the
new music store in Nichols block will
be pleased to have the ladies OF Viroqua
call, whether they buy or not. t o hear
the Crown pianos.
-Coffland Brothers have made wool
purchases at numerous places within q
few days, which aggregate 200, 600 lbs,
They have paid dealers as high as $26. 90
per hundred pounds.
The gentlemen of the Epworth
League will serve an oyster supper.
Wednesday evening, November 22nd,
from 5 to s D. IN, at the NJ. q. church,
Price of supper 25c, including extras.
-Sub-contractors on the new daily
mail routes are: Viroqua-LaFarge line,
Bates and Nida; Soldiers Grove-Viroqua
route, George Harris. This service is
already greatly appreciated by patrons
of the lines.
Mrs. w. II. Lake departed for Ore
gon, on Monday, to spend the winter
with relatives, the Southwicks. Henry
desires to engage the services of an
elderly lady TO act as ~hoGsekeeper for
himself and daughter.
Numerous parties of returning
hunters have passed through this city,
and we believe, without exception,
taking with them from one to a halt
dozen deer. Alfred Cass writes home
that he has killed a deer, bear, wildcat
and much ether game.
The price isn't everything when you
are buying foot YEA Quality IS the
main point. See to ii that you get quail
ity and the price will be low in com
parison with the wear. You will fine
the largest stock to select from at TIL
VIRoQUA SHOE STORE.
Mrs. f. w. Alexander and Mrs. G.
d. Grub are apprised of the death o.
their father, William Crume, at Omaha
November nth, who had been in feebl,
health for many months. M. Crumt
was a former well-known resident OF
Vernon county, setting here in 1913.
Mrs. Thomas Riddleman, Parshall
vile. Mich, writes: | was troubled
with salt rheum for over thirteen years
had tried q number of doctors withou
relief. MY husband bought a box O
Banner Salve which l applied two o
three times and my hands began to ge
better. In a short time they were en-
tirely cured.
-Today's market prices: Butter, 16
to TIC, eggs Ice, chickens sc, turkeys 6
to &c, ducks and geese &c; potatoes csc
cabbage &c, onions soc; cattle So +
So so, hogs So. 80, lambs S3.75 to $4.25
sheep 50. 80 to So. so; wheat soc to Sc
oats 1Sc to zoe, orn soc to Soc, barle.
SOC TO soc.
THE Opera house manager at Ceda
Falls, Iowa, in his Write up of til
Howard company to the Opera Hous
Reporter says: ''They are the bes
company that ever played this house.
Manager Brown is to be congratulate
on securing a date With them, whic
will surely be appreciated by all wh
attend the entertainment.
John E. Gosling arrived home o
Sunday for a weeks visit. He has
splendid position as stenographer in til
master mechanics office of the Denvt
& RIO Grande road, and is stationed
Sslida. Montana. He is greatly please
with his work and the country. I'll
maintains a band of fort
pieces composed entirely OF. employee
John says it is the crack musical organ
cation of the big west. Mrs. GoslinI
who has been visiting here for son
weeks, will return with her husband.
"A. II. Thurness, manager Wi
Greek Coal Co., Buffalo, Ohio, write
II have been affected with kidney an
bladder trouble for years, passing gray
or stones, accompanF ed by excruciatir
pains. Other meC icines only gay
temporary relief. 4 tier taking Foley
Kidney Cure, the result was surprisin
A few doses started the brick dus
little fine stones, etc, and now ] hal
no pain across my kidneys and feel Ill
a new a Foley's Kidney Cure h
done me 81, 600 worth of good.