Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-11
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Noises in the ears and deafness cured
by Dr. MacNett, the specialist.
Does your child sleep with mouth
open? DR.. MacNett can cure him.
DIR. Surenson and S. Re- Pollard had
business at De Soto on Thursday last.
Mrs. DR.. Hebbard of W ashburn, il
at the parental home of J. Henry Tate.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by DIR. MacNett.
Prof Kronson's dates, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week, at Park
hotel.
Mrs. s. W. Moore is receiving q
visit from her brother, a resident of
Montana
Don't buy your winter apples till
you inspect the varieties at Dan Wise
feed store.
Mrs. Cory of the state school, visited
relatives and friends in this com
munity, for day.
William and Herman Brown of
Lena, Illinois are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Melvin Gauper.
-Nustad Brothers are arranging to
saw logs at their mill in this city, dur
ing late winter and spring.
Fix up for winter Buy your glass
from A. J. johnson & Co., who keep all
sizes and of best quality.
-Nustad Bros. have car load of
HockingV alley coal on the track. Send
in your orders Phone 96.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
The approaching marriage of Prof.
Guy Hebbard is announced for Decem-
Der "a, to Minneapolis lady.
The newest and handsomest new
style muffiers, 25c to $3.50.
HI BLUE FRONT STORE.
Fred Henson went to Peoria, Illinois
g position in the shops of a
manufacturing plant.
Ae finest line of neckwear ever
shown in the city, from 25c to $100.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Miss Rebecca Nuzum is home from
her teaching at Tomah, the high school
being closed on account of smallpox.
Attorney Grimsrud, late of Westby,
has removed to the state of Washington
to locate and practice his profession.
DIR. G. H. Trowbridge is in Chicago
annual session of the associa-
ton of G. NJ & st. Paul Ry. surgeons.
Have you tried e. w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. ]. John
son d Co.
Ladies aid society of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet at the residence
of Mrs John c. Peterson on Friday af-
ternoon.
The Wood theatre combination play
ed to light houses last week They are
a company of merit and deserved a het-
ter patronage.
Those departm A;lts of the city
schools which were closed on account OF
scarlet fever, will net reopen t4ll after
the holiday vacation.
Judging from the number of peopl5
who daily visit the office of DR.. MacNett,
the Specialist, he is rapidly gaining the
confidence of the community.
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 x
Williams OF the Viroqua shoe store,
THE FAMOUS GORDON & FERGU.
SON FUR COATS. The best co ats made
All kinds Do not buy until you see
them. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Ladies fond of perfumes should cal
at the drug store of A. J. johnson & Co.
and inspect the extensive and fine line
carried there. Also elegant perfume
bottles.
-Viroqua merchants have exceeded
all previous efforts at large and fine
holiday assortments There is no good
reason why any purchase should bt
make away from home.
Local members of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmen are rejoicing
that there is no assessment for the montl
of December, the first time this welcome
condition has occurred in many years.
Miss Mary Call of this city, wa
called to Leon to attend the funeral o
cousin, Mrs. Erickson, who died leav
ing family of nine children, most O
them small.
Mr.. John Dawson, Viroqua's veteran
citizen and insurance man, has beel
confined TO his home by sic sness for tn
past week. He is improving and hope
to be out soon. Jerry Dawson has ais
been sick.
The Intelligencer reports that D. 5
Simmons is preparing to rebuild III
cheese factory, recently burned betwee
Viola and LaFarge, and will get a
much of the work done as possible thi
fall. He will build larger and NOR
substantial and put in better machiner
than in the old ore.
The Viola tobacco warehouse
now enclosed and when completed wi
be one of the handsomest and bef
| buildings of its kind in this part OF tn
state. It is brick veneer 40x12O fee
two stories of 10 feet each and basemen
o feet all in the clear. We CLEAN frol
the Intelligencer.
Residents of other states have pal
81. O46 so far this season for the privileg
of hunting in Wisconsin. This is a
increase of s., 400 ever last year II
greater number are deer hunters. ~
non.residents securing license this yea
as against SO last year. The total rev
nue. in hunting licenses to the state tn
wear amounts to over $50, ,000
George G. Baker, Soldiers Grove
postmaster, died suddenly on the 20
of November. AT the close of ofh
hours he went to his home, sat dow
and expired without warning MIR. b
ker was 81 years old. an old soldier al
prominent member of the Odd Felloy
order Some years since he was d
trict deputy grand master, and insta III
officers in the numerous Odd Fello'
lodges throughout this county. He W
appointed postmaster at the Grove
wear ago. where he has been a busine