Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-06
{ III .7a5out 9our friends and WelgA6ors

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DIR. G. H. Trowbridge is in Chicago
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers ar
doing Chicago.
Miss Stell, Nuzum went TO Yves
Lima to teach school.
j. Henry Bennett Ia having fur
mace installed in his residence.
I Does your child sleep with mcutl
fopen3 Dr. MacNett can cure him.
/ Albert Kuehn of Genoa, passed
Sunday iu this city with his brother.
Albert J. Hall of Genoa town, wa.
among our country visitors last week.
/ Every fur garment we sell is guar.
anteed. THE BIG STORE.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by DIR. MacNett.
Miss Mary Edwards has gone to
/ Stevens Point to renew work at Normal
school.
John N. Hall ar wife were over
from Clinton on Saturday visiting rela-
tives and shopping.
"A. d. Hazard 81 Co. buy poultry for
cash every day in the week at the old
rink, North Main street.
Wisconsin University foot ball team
defeated Nebraska University at Mil
waukee last Saturday, score Is to 8.
While playing foot ball on the West
by school grounds, Melvin Lien, q stu
dent, had his collar bone fractured.
For sale or rent, new house at
West Prairie postoffice. Call on or ad-
dress A. Anderson or Allen Halverson
"A six months calf delivered at the
Westby stock yards weighed $50 pounds
and netted its owner, A. o. Hove, $1S. 90
Mr.. Garlick, manager Of the Reads
town Touring mills, died on Thursday
last He was new man to this section.
George Williams has built his third
barn at Sugar Grove. Mr.. Williams is
one of the leading farmers of that section.
Mrs. Ann Peck of Crawford county,
spent the past week in the city with her
brother, General Rogers, and other rela-
tives.
Have you tried r. w. Barker
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. ]. John
son & Co.
Thomas Flanagan of Iowa, is visit
ing the old home at Readstown He
was III the city on Saturday and favored
the CENSOR with call.
DIR. K. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice. Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store.
Congressman Babcock, Col. Henry
Casson and State Dairy and Food Com
missioner Adams have been on business
and pleasure tour of New Mexico.
Albert Spellum and Berent Saug-
stad have formed a partnership in the
lumber business at Westby. They oc-
cupy the old Saugstad business place.
A. j. johnson & Co. guarantee every
bottle Of FL. w. Barker's Cough Catarrh
Consumption RaEedy. Nothing like il
for catarrh, coughs, cclds and la grippe.
THE FAMOUS GORDON 6 FERGU-
SON FUR COATS. The best coats made
All kinds. Do not buy until you see
them. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
There are %. 900, 600 barrels Of ap-
pies against 4S 1000, 600 last year, md
10, 90, 900 in 1895. This is the state
ment of the American Agriculturalist.
Mr.. A. E Olson Of La Crosse, was
in the city on Friday. Mr.. Olson passed
several years as clerk in the Lindemenn
and Tate stores before removing to La
Crosse.
Mary Webb, daughter Of VIM Webb,
was operated upon Saturday, by DR..
MacNett, the Specialist, who removed
growth in her throat which was affect
ing her hearing.
Mr.. Horace Norton of La Crosse, is
visiting at tho residence Of his uncle, l..
r. Arlington, in this city. Mr.. Norton
holds position in the document room
at the national capital
Mrs B. F. Norris wishes to announce
that she will sell at greatly reduced
prices all her trimmed and street hats.
Call and see her fine stock at the new
location in Nichols block.
Sheriff Minshall made two trips to
Mendoza hospital last week, the last
time with Miss Clara Peterson, young
lady of Liberty, who was adjudged in
sane in Judge Mahoney's court.
Miles G. Davis family will this
week remove TO the vicinity of Lady
smith, where Mr.. Davis milling opera
tions are located. Ernest Kuehn will
occupy the new Davis residence.
1t will soon be time to select your
reading matter for the new year. The
CENSOR will be able, as usual, to pro-
vide rates with almost any outside pub
lication in connection with the CENSOR.
Every path runs two ways-you
NAV be on the road to success, but be
sure you are going in the right direction.
| Our store always has something to your
personal benent. Don't fail to search il
for good values. Jos. BoEHRER.
-Supt. Wilkins has been paid high
compliment by appointment by the gov
ernor as one of nine delegates to repre-
sent Wisconsin at the snnual congress
of the national prison association, to be
held at Kansas City November to 49,
Judge Lyon of the state board of control,
heads the delegation.
i Under date Of November first Miss
Eta Butt writes from Kenosha ssnitar-
4 ium that her father, Col. Butt, lis de-
cidedly improved, having that morning
before breakfast. walked block and
went down a flight of stairs and up
another, improving each day since. He
laughs and talks and notices more what
Is going on about him, and his voice is
strong and natural He is making plans
to go to Osceola and Des Moines, Iowa. y
Mrs. Westwick returned TO her home
ip Dubuque, Iowa, on Thursday, accom-
nanied by her aged father, Captain r. s.
McMichael, who expects to spend the
winter with his daughter and her fam
lily The familiar figure and friendly
salutation of Captain McMichael on our
streets will be missed. All hope he may
enjoy health and pleasure during bis