Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-20
MI .lbout aonr friends and Tetgh6ors. {

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hazen this &eei
move into their new residence.
Prof Kronson, eyesight specialist
will be here again Nov. q and 2S.
"A positive and permanent cure OF
catarrh guaranteed d by DR.. MacNett.
Buy your apples, hickory nuts and
pure sweet cider at Casson & Thompson
DIV alling house for rent in Second
ward Inquire of l. r, Gaines, Viroqua
Mrs e. FL. Brown went 10 Cash IN
Tuesday. where sLe will remain until
after Thanksgiving.
IS. N. Honaker and son Moses, OF
Franklin. have returned from cum
mers sojourn in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs John Severson drove
up from Soldiers Grove and spent day
with relatives in Viroqua,
Storm paper, storm sash and all
kinds Of ccal at rock bottom prices.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Oar undivided attention given to
bills large and small Pleased to see
you VIROUUA LUMBER Co
The Misses Bessie Campbell and Ida
kissel came down from Cashton, Friday,
and spent the day with Mrs. E. H.
Brown.
-Mesdames Long and Carpenter of
La Crosse, are in the city for the pur-
pose of organizing woman's branch
of Maccabee order.
Quality must fit the price and the
price must be as low as the lowest. Call
ON the Viroqua Lumber Company and
be your own Judge
Mrs. Celia Fortney went to Madison
on Monday, to spend some time with
her husband, who is taking the last
years course IN the univ ersity.
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
bottles.
The neat and commodious new resi-
denee of Mrs L. R. Ady is completed
and ready lor occupancy. Mrs. Ady
and family will move some time this
week.
Hooking Valley is the cheap est,
cleanest and best soft coal You can
get same delivered right from the car
today and tomorrow
VIRooUA LUMBER Co.
Mrs, G. G. Browns Sunday school
class will serve Is cent supper at tho
NJ. E church parlors next Friday eve
ming, Nov. 90, from to o'clock. All
are invited
james Ady is to remove here from
Iowa and take charge of A. w. Green 3
farm. c E. Lieurance, who has long
worked 4he place for Mr.. Green will
remove TO his own farm
Wisconsin tobacco Of the 1900 crop
has been the largest seller in the eastern
markets of late over all the cigar leaf
producing states and at higher prices
than is often received for our product.
Stunning values in everything under
the shining SUN in watches, at prices
calculated to make you a handsome
percentage. Seeing is believing.
Jos. BoEHRER,
Matchmaker d Jeweler.
Commencing next May, Conductors
Harry Hatch and a. E. Grover will ex-
change railroad POSITIONS, the latter tax
ing Mr.. Hatch's passenger run ON the
main line from La Crosse TO Milwaukee,
Mr.. Hatch returning TO the branch for
like service
Adolph Bluner, Grand Mound, Ia,
writes: II have used Foley's Honey and
Tar in my family and think it Is the
best cough cure on the market. lwould
not be without it in my home, as there
is nothing so good for coughs and colds.
A. johnson & Co.
If you have sore throat, soreness
across the back or side, or your lungs
feel sore or tender, or you are threaten
cd with diphtheria or pneumonia, apply
Ballard's Snow Linimellt externally,
and use Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
Arnold & Davis
Mr. Chas. E. Reiter, the late genial
landlord of De Soto, was recently united
in marriages at Onalaska, with Miss
Phitna Clark, owner of the Onaiaska
House He has gone to that place to
resid4 and his hotel at De Soto will be
looked afr r by hi+ son.
Prof. Krouson, the eyesight special
ist, will make his next regular visit to
Viroqua and be ut the Par hotel on
Wednesday ard Thur day of next week,
when he will be pleased to have all suf-
fering with defective eyesight, or need
ing well fitted glasses, call and consult
him.
DIR. c. V. Portor returned from his
eastern trip on Friday evening He was
in New York city shortly after Tam
manys downfall ard says the campaign
was reported to have been the hottest
ever conducted While in the city he
took occasion to call on Miles Dawson
who ia we'll located with every appear
ance of prosperity.
And these are the days when the
rich brown of the roasted turkv, with s
dash of crimson cranberry, looms up il
the near foreground, while an atmos
phere of hot mince pie breathes life ant
hope into the small boy in the bacl
ground; and on the horison looms thl
porous, delectable buckwheat cake
smothered in the golden rays OF mapl'
syrup.
Blaine D. Rusk, Attorney Tolrud
Jasper Peterson Charley Chase and the
editor of the CENSOR took in the grea
wiscCn nsin- Minnesota foot ball game a
Madison last Saturday. 1t was one o
the most celebrated gridiron games eve
played in the west. The university
team proved their metal, sharp playing
and splendid training over their Mime
sofa opponents, who are much heav1s
body of men and a hard team to down
Twelve thousand people witnessed tn
game.
convention held in this city last Thurs
day evening was a most pleasant frater
nal gathering. Sparta, La Crosse, To
NAH, Baraboo and other towns wer
represented. Mrs. Bell Bliss, Crane
Worthy Matron of the state, and Mrs
Irons. first state matron. were present
The former gave the local chapter lib
eral compliments for efficiency. Viro
qua chapter exemplified the work OF tb
order by conferring the degrees upo
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Bean of Retreat
Refreshments and speaking followed tn
convention work.
Mrs. |. Fredrickson and daughter