Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-06

Two weeks trlai or glasses Tree by
Dr. MacNett, the specialts.
. Capt Silbaugh end wife passed Sun
day at Ontario with friends.
John Marshall was a West Lima
visitor at the county seat today.
Rooms for rent Inquire OF NJ 8.
A. o. Larson's millinery store
! Storm sash and coal now a especially
1 VIRooUA. LUMBER Co.
Noises in the ears and deafness cured
by DR.. MacNett. the specialist.
Headquarters for felt shoes at the
Boston Clothing House
When you want pli nting and fancy
decorating Gallon r. p Larson, viroqua.
Coal, coal, coal, none better than
! ours. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
MIR. and Mrs. o A. Kalvest,sn of
Readstown, were in the city on Tuesday.
| Chicken feathers for sale. Call IN
A. D. Hazard & Company at the old
ri k.
Buy Annis fur garments and You
| will have the Lest. For sale at The Big
| Store.
Furnished rooms to let wi tn or
without board. Inquire of Mrs. Geo. a.
Clarke.
Dwelling house and three lots for
sale in the Third ward. Inquire of Mrs.
A. o. Larson.
Charlie Pearson, the commercial
man, passed day with customers and
old friends in town.
-You can buy the best coal on the
market at rock bottom prices from the
Niroqua Lumber Co.
Miss Mary Baker of New ton. has
been visiting at the residence Of her
uncle, John Dawson.
For rent, two or three rooms. Will
also take school girl to work for board.
Inquire of Mrs. ID. Strawn.
Are you repairing your buildings?
Call on the Viroqua Lumber Company.
They will be pleased to see you
-Rey. / G. Asheim of Duluth, spent
a coupe of days in this section with rel
atives, friends and cid parisLioners.
Don't fail to see the largest and
best selected FIR coat stock iu Vernon
county at the Boston Clothing House.
Don't hesitate, but drive right in.
We will give full measure at competitive
prices. VIROQUA LUMBER Co.
If you want to buy fur scarf, col
larette, storm collar, cape or jacket,
you will do well to visit The Big Store.
Veterinarian Chandler has gone to
Michigan for few days to prepare q
large drove of horses ready to go to the
pineries
L w. Peavy has moved from Web
ster to this city, occupying the old
Bausman homestead in the northeastern
part of town.
Commanding next month the Daw-
son Insurance Company will occupy the
fine quarters, second story, southwest
corner, of the new bank building.
Our underwear sales thus far have
been phenomenal Reason, good goods
at away down prices. as
THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE. |
Sunday, November 10, tho Rev. Fl.
w. Schmeling of Sparta, will conduct
German Lutheran services in the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at10:30 a. m.
Plans are completed and contracts
virtually closed for placing elegant new
fronts in the stores of the Jerman block.
The work win likely commence at once.
"A supper will be given by the ladies
OF Webster at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Miller, Friday evening, Nov
Hollow church. All are invited. Price
10 cents
Daniel Torgerson, residing near
Springville. died on Saturday, aged
fifty-three. Burial was at N orth Spring
vile Lutheran church, Monday Mr..
Torgerson had been in delicate health
for more than year.
H. P. Proctor and Frank A. Chase
went to Victory on Monday, to join
hunting party from Elroy. among them
DR.. Smith. Mr.. Proctor telephoned
Monday evening, that the birds were
flying and that they had duck for supper
Friends here receive inform alton OF
the marriage of Will Tollefson, formerly
of this city, to a Lincoln, Nebraska
lacy. Miss Lessie Krouskop, daughter
of q wealthy manufacturer. They will
reside In Minneapolis. Will is a COM
mercial traveller.
F. M Baker, Harmony; H. M. Allen,
Webster; W. 81. Knower, Genoa; G..
| Dorscheid, Clinton, and others from
| outlying districts were among CENSOR
callers on Tuesday. Most Of the gentle
| men were in the city on business in
Judge Mahoneys court.
| Thousands of men and women suf-
fer from piles, especially women with
female weakness have this suffering to
contend with in addition to their other
pains Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
will quickly feet cure Price soc in
bottles, tubes rs cects. Arnold g. Davis.
The Relief Corps district convention
held in this city ON Thursday, was not
well attended, delegates from out side
corps being present only from Ontario
Mrs. Hanover of Merrill, was present and
inspected the local corps. Supper was
served in the dining room att headquar-
ters.
| This seems to be season oil fires.
The John Dawson 81 Co. agency have
losses reported within the last ten days
as follows: John e. Silbaugh, damage
to dwelling; Geo. Stokes, total loss Of
$500 on dwelling; DIR. Chandler, house
hould goods, $500;J. c. Spellum, barn,
500; Langdon Davis, dwelling and con-
tents, $500.
| Miss Desdamona Conklin returned
!, from North Dakota ON Monday. where
she went a short time ago to take MP a
| quarter section of Uncle Sans domain.
She secured desirable location near her
brother, few miles from Minot. Miss
Conklin brought with her specimens of
potatoes and corn grown on sod planted
in June. They are perfect specimens.
About two clock Halloween night.
Viroqus people were awakened from
their slumbers by changing of the fire
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