Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-04
Closing month of the year.
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market go 20 Towners.
Noises in the ears and deafness cured
by DR.. MacNett, the specialist.
Does your child sleep with mouth
open9 DR. MacNett can cure him.
\. Mrs Otto Galstai of westby, was
with Viroqua friends O. Tuesday.
The yiroqua Lumber Company will
sell you a barn cheap. Call ard see.
Storm windows, storm paper now a
speciality. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by Dr, MacNett.
Don't buy yonr winter apples till
You inspect the varieties at Dan Wise
feed store.
Good three-roomed dwelling house
with cellar for rent. Inquire of g. N.
Hauge. Viroqua.
Mrs. Fannie Stimble of Richland
Center is paying a visit to her sister, Mrs
John R. Casson.
The La Fargo Enterprise shows up
the advantages for location of woollen
mill at that place.
Fix up for winter. Buy your glass
from A J johnson &c Co., who keep all
sizes and of best quality
We must move that barn quick
Call on MS for particulars. Viroqua
Lumber Company.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
Ed. Harrington has placed two of
the latest pattern. handsome barber
chairs in his shop under the new bank
building.
Have you tried H. w. Barkers
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. ]. John2
son & Co.
Lost, between Paul Hanson's farm
and city of Viroqua, December2, 2, black
pair of pants Finder will please leave
at CENSOR Office.
Twenty carloads of clam shells
amounting to over 800 tons, were ship
ped to New York from Prairie du Chen
ir ore consignment.
Judging from the number of people
who daily visit the Office of DR.. MacNett,
the Specialist, he is rapidly gaining the
confidence of the community.
Mics Jennie Stimble is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the old Viroqua
home. Miss Stimble has long been a
teacher in the La Crosse city schools
Winters cold weather coming. Get
ready for it, Don't let your feet suffer
but get pair of warm shoes at the vi
roqua shoe store.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
You will find some bargains in felt
shoes and slippers for men and women
by looking over the stock of Rogers d
Williams OF the yiroqua shoe store.
Between You and rs and che lamp
post, you can keep going wrong it you
buy watches from us.
Jos. BoEHRER, Leading Jeweler.
THE FAMOUS GORDON & FERGU-
SON FUR COATS. The best oats made
All kinds. Do not buy until you see
them. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Ladies fond of perfumes should call
at the drug store of A. J. johnson q Co.
and inspect the extensive and fine line
carried there. Also elegant perfume
bottls.
DR.. storlie of Coon Valley, was
social and business caller at the CRNSoR
office on Friday. He reports that the
field tributary to that point fully occu-
pies his time.
Wanted to employ, 80 to S5 girls and
women, to assort tobacco. Work to
commence about Christmas and continue
about three months. Inquire of o. q.
Helgeson, Viroqua.
--Chas. A. Van Vleet'of Genoa, was q
caller on Monday He tells the CENSOR
that his farr, has been sold to A. Rick.
Mr.. Van Vleet has in view the selection
of a new location in one Of the Dakotas,
next spring.
Harrison Smith and Aaron Glass
returned from the north few days
since, each having been successful in
! bagging large game. Mr.. Smith thinks
much of the accidental shooting in the
woods is matter of carelessness.
AT Friday nights meeting of the
| Modern Woodman camp the proposition
to accept the entire membership of the
Springville camp will be voted on. This
! and the annual election of officers ought
| to make the session of sufficient interest
| to call out q full attendance of members.
H. D. Williams and son Frank re-
turned, Saturday night, from the north
woods, where they were in secluslon for
six weeks hunting and enjoying them
selves. The senior of the men took
| plenty of small game but failed TO bring
down deer Frank succeeded in kill
| ing fine animal
Two rings or one? The wise young
man will kill two birds with one stone
by making the engagement ring the
Christmas present, and the wise young
woman will commend his economy. No
such pretty selection of engagement
rings elsewhere in town as we are now
showing Rings at all prices-but every
one beauty.
Jos. BoEHRER, Leading Jeweler.
Mrs. Lizzie GJertson, nee Lind,
writes the CENSOR from their new home
at Bowbells, North Dakota: I'VE are
north within twenty miles OF the Can
adian line, with fine farming country
around us, mainly for fax and wheat,
hut on one farm five potatoes weighed
81 pounds, supposed TO be the average
size. Our town is three years old with
a population OF three hundred and build
ing rapidly. We are comfortably set
tied and expect to make this our future
home"
"A runaway that would cause onei
hair to stand on end who was partici
pant or a witness, occurred on the maiI
road west from this city, Tuesday fore
noon Mrs j. S. Nelson and her brothe
! c. L. Geary, were driving in the direct
, ion of this city. when at the farm resi-
!. dence of Jas. NJ. Smith, the team becam
frightened, one Of the buggy wheel
dropping into rut, throwing Mr.. Gear,