Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-16
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4 t1N LIZ. AuaGANetF, EBG SltCldiisU-
Il w. Peavy his purchased the j.
Toler residence in Third ward
Does your nose stop up2 Dropping
of phlegm? DR.. MscNett can cure You.
Frank Chase purchased John Ii. Mc-
C'urgs S0acre farm two miles west OF
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Layer are
enjoying visit from his mother OF La
Crosse.
A good company of Westhv people
were down to attend the opera Tuesday
evening.
-Mrs. Gray Of La Crosse, has been
visiting relatives IN this place and at
Liberty Pole
-Mesdames Almy and LaMont Earle
Brown, Tuesday.
Are you in money saving business? !?
Then bur your lumber from the VIR0.
QUA LUMBER Co
Ben Morrison went to Balyidere
Illinois, to work at his trade for the
balarc3 cf the year.
Sneak thieves are reported to be
operating in the city. Their prey is
winter cellar stores.
The moon has a full stock once a
month. Tho Viroqua Lumber Cos.
sheds are always full
.-Tolrud g. johnson have sold Nels o.
Nelson's farm of so acres IN Viroqua
town to O.e Thompson.
Frank Riley is homo from the west
where he had employment as engineer
with a threshing engine.
See those conforters at Rogers &5
Williams. They are just what you
want for the coming cold weather.
DO not forget to call at Rogers &c
Williams for your winter wraps -
AZ, and Sc inch ladies' jackets are the
rage
-Halger johnson of Humboldt Iowa.
arrived here last week and will be en-
ployed in the Office Of Tolrud and Johr-
sol.
The most stubborn cases Of bron-
chitis succunb to Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. Price 25 and 80 cents. Arnold
& Davis.
-E5itor Sherman of Beaver Dam,
was among our numerous callers during
the meeting Of the state Odd Fellows
convention
Mrs. Johana Steenson returned
home after spending several months in
northern Wisconsin, Minnesota and
North Dakota.
The six O'Clock morning whistle is
now heard from the electric light plant
Morning service is now on, CONNIE lcing
at five O'Clock.
Mrs. Barney and daughter Stella
departed for Alabama to spend the win
ter, Mrs. BArneys delicate health neees-
stating milder climate.
Found in Viroqua, lady's velvet
hand bag conta ming sum of money
and note. Finder can secure same by cal
ling on Mrs Dick Morle,
THE FAMOUS GORDON 81 FERGU-
son FUR COATS. The best coats made
All kinds. Do not buy until You see
them. TIE BLUE FRONT STORE.
-Messrs. Emilson 81 NeiScr have
added an extra set of rollers TO their
Touring mill. This was found neces-
sary to accommodate their growing pat
ronage
Ole o. Hagen will hold sale of
stock and personal property five miles
northwest of SpJ ingville. Wednesday
next. Oct %. Andrew Hoveland viii
cry the sale.
Miss Bertha Morrison Of the Rebec-
ca Deaconess Home in Minneapolis, a
lady of rare gifts as public speaker
will speak in the Methodist church next
Sunday, both morning and evening, at
the usual hour for service.
-Silas Foster has moved to his new
house in the Third ward. IL is the mort
commodious modern brick residence in
the city. 1t is home the Fosters ought
to enjoy because it is perfect in archi-
cturt, construction and convenience.
j. A Mills manager OF the Coon
Valley creamery, was in the city on
Monday. He says they are receiving
G, 600 pounds of milk daily at that insti-
tuition Mr. Mills was accompanied by
his brother. who recently returned from
Aberdeen, South Dakota.
There is little doing in tobacco mat
ters at present. Buyers are going care
fully through some sections of the coun-
ty, buying when they can securr terms
that purchases will be easy till the crop
unfavorable Sor that
Samuel Abby and wife left here on
Tuesday to spend the winter with their
son IN pleasant sunny Tennessee. Mrs
NJ. A. Stevenson and daughter accom-
panied the old people as far as Chicago
From there they go to their home in
Denver. They have been spending a
month in this vicinity.
Emperor William will smoke cigars
made from U;cconsin leaf, six carloads
of the weed being shipped 10 B5g!in to
his tobaccoaists. A small shipment of
the Wisconsin weei was sent to Ger
many last year and it proved so popular
with the royal customer that another
lot was ordered this year
Little was done az Tuesday nights
me- citing of the city council except to
levy the annual tax for city purposes.
The levy is mills the same as last year.
Then the amount produced was s., 300.
This year it will yield $4,000. This is
| by re son of tae higher assessment and
necessities of running the city govern
ment
Miss Bertha Morrison, financial
agent for the Asbury hospital and Dea-
coness home at Minneapolis, gave a very
| interesting and helpful address on the
work at Liberty Pole and Brookville on
the 18th instant, which was highly ap-
preciated by those that heard She is a
scholarly and talented young lady con-
secrated fully to the Lords work
II. J. WITHERBEE
H. McInnes was down from Vernon
county. where he has been superinteud-
| ing the sampling of the Bamberger hold
| ings, for an over Sunday stay with his
| family. With three crews at work they
hope 10 finish Of the largest sampiing
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