Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-23
Miss Rounds has gone to Mime.

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Lamrs and all kinds of lamp goc
Towner's
Mrs E V. Wolfe is at Sparta visi
ing relatives.
Mill end prints at one cent yard /
Tates Big Store
&C O. Helgason offers his farm Il
sale near Red Mound
Il w. Peavy his purchased g
Toler residence in Third yard.
For pocket kni-es, table cutler, IN
shears go to Twner's.
Noises n the ears and deafness cure
by DR. MacNett, the specialist.
MIR. J, Dustin of Retreat, visite
with his son Bert of this city.
Bargains in mill ends of dress good
at Tate's mllll end sale.
Ladies' short jackets at $5 each a
Tats's Big Stores mill end sale.
Heroine Hams and family have re
moved from this county to Wood county
Chicken feathers for sale. Call o,
A. d. Hazard s. Company at the OLD
rink.
Rev Robert Smith and wife O.
Adams county, are visiting friends il
this section.
S Otteson and wife were in from
Bristow on Monday to pay their child
rem brief visit.
DIR. w. NJ. Trowbridge passed {
portion nf last week in Trempealear
county "a, his mother
-Tl aoon has full stock once 8
month The Viroqua Lumber Co.'S
sheds are always full.
Ser aose comforters at Rogers &
WilliaL They are Just what yor
want for the coming cold weather.
DO not forget to call at Rogers 6
Williams for your winter wraps "a
40, and Sc inch ladies jackets are this
rage.
H. w. Barken cough, catarrh, con
sumption remedy is the only remedy OF
its kind and is for sale at A ]. johnson
& Co.
The most stubborn cases of bron
chitis suecumb TO Billiards. Horehoun6
Syrup. Price 25 and so cents. Arnold
q Davis.
THE FAMOUS GORDON q FERGU.
SON FUR COATS. The best coats made
All kinds. Do not buy until you see
them. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Alex. Anderson WAS a business cal
Ter at the CENSOR ',hop on Saturday,
He reports West Pririe on the boom in
business and building
Mrs o. L. johnson has moved hen
millinery goods to where Mrs. Ben Nor.
ris has been located near the Park hotel
Please remember the change.
Mrs NJ d. Chase is in Milwaukee
to spend a few days with her husband.
Mr.. Chase, we are pleased to learn, ID
materially benefited in health.
Mrs Jacob Green has purchased
from Mrs. J. T. Ady the cottage next &c
her residence in the Second ward. Mrs.
Green expects to move to the city.
Don't buy your apples for winter
until you see our stock. Cars due here
next week. We will have all kinds ano
prices to suit CAsSoN & THOMPSON.
Remember T. W. Barksn cough
catarrh, consumption remedy cures ca
tarrh coughs, colds, sore throatand lung
pAVdCAcc' AoOtd D5 <as - vOAihroAA ~ W
MIR. and Mrs ]. NJ. Powell were al
Sparta to ate . the funeral of Mr..
Powell's daugl ver-in-law, who died al
Stevens Point and was taken to Sparta
for burial,
The Chicago postoffice was robbed
of sixty thousand dollars worth of post
age stamps on Sunday night. Burglars
gained access to the stamp vault by an
tunnel.
Samuel Turner of Towervill, was
in the city Wednesday evening to take
a last turn in Masonic work He was
probably given turn that was satisfy.
ing to his Turnership.
Ed Harrington will soon move his
tonsorial headquarters to the basement
of the new bank building Curtis &
Thompson will move to the rooms va
Gated by Mr.. Harrington in Casson block.
The aged r1other of A. W. DeJean
her S1st anniversary, yester.
day. The Enterprise says her general
health is excellent with good prospects
of reaching the century period.
Henry Miner of the Bloomingdale
lumber firm, won't to Forest county on
Monday, to inspect their large mills and
business located there. He was accom-
panied by his father of Retreat
"A gentleman connected with the
Kickapoo line'of railroad tells the CEN
SoR that shipment OF stock over there
is heavy. From La Fargo station alone,
on Monday, fourteen carloads were
taken.
John P Dearman of the town OF
Stark, is informed of the early death oil
his son, John M. Dearman, soldier OF
the regular army stationed at Fort
Keogh, Montana. He died of typhoid
fever on the 10th.
Jos. P. Monti, proprietor of the
Genoa pearl button factory, was in the
city on business. He reports an awak-
ening in the industry and a heavy rise
in the price of shells Mr.. Monti has
much enterprise and financial
confidence by the large investments at
Genoa.
As sample of the accuracy of gov
ernmenta' postal affairs. the postmaster
of this city :eosntly received letter
from Washington commanding him to
pay TO and take receipt from Albert
Morkrey, late postmaster at Folsom, one
cent, the amount found to be his due on
final settlement.
MIR. L. G. Steenberg paid personal
and business visit TO Hon. Ole johnson,
at his farm near Chaseburg. He tells
the CENSOR that Mr.. johnson is in quite
delicate health, although able TO be
about his premises. Mr.. johnson rave
to the people of Vernon county nearly q
quarter of century of faithful service
as their county treasurer. They will bt
psined to learn Of his failing health.