Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
Lamps and all kinds of lamp goo

the boy resi- des in this city.
Lamps and all kinds of lamp good
Towners.
John Hall and wife are over from
La Fargo today.
For pocket knives, table cutlery and
shears go to Twners
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
DIR. MacNett, the specialts.
-R2oms for rent Inquire at Mrs.
A. Q Ltrson's millinery store
Noises in the ears and deafness cured
by DIR. MacNett, the specialist.
Sash and doors. large assortment.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Our prices on lumber are guaranteed
to be right. vTRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Chicken feathers for sale. Call on
A. D. Ha sard 81 Comp any at the old
rink.
Uncle Joe Snoigrass is over from
Rocktcu visiting among relatives and
rien DIS.
Dwelling house and three lots for
sale in the Third ward. Inquire of Mrs.
A. o. Larson.
Five only wrote at the special exam
ination held by Supt Gardner last Fri
day and Saturday.
Hear Mr.. Walters render one of his
bsa utiful cornet solos in front of Opera
house Thursday evening at 1880
liz You wish to enjoy good laugh,
see Guy Nelson as Alderman O'Hooligan
in 81 Hawkins Thursday night Il
See those comforters at Rogers q
Williams. They are just what you
want for the coming cold weather.
DO not forget to call at Rogers &
Williams for your winter wraps 81,
AZ, and 90 inch ladies jackets are the
rage.
H W. Barken cough, catarrh, con-
sumption remedy is the only remedy of
its lind and is for sale at A. j. johnson
81 Co.
Attorney G. J. Smith had with him
over the Sabbath, his sister, Mrs. Peter
son of Michigan, and brother of Fen
nimore.
The most stubborn cases of bron-
chitis succ umb to Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. Price 25 and 80 cents. Arnold
q Davis.
--Advices from Kenosha sanitarium
are to the effect that Col Butt is slowly
on the improve, with good prospects for
ultimate recovery.
Mrs Jesse Ewers of Readstown,
who has been in week condition for
some time, was taken to Mendoza hos
pital for special treatment.
THE FAMOUS GORDON & FERGU-
SON FUR COATS. The best coats made.
All kinds. Do not buy until you see
then THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
"A. J. Johnson g. Co. guarantee every
~E 81 l. "a ~-.t,
Consumption Remedy Nothing like 1t
for catarrh, coughs, colds and ls grippe.
AS an honored guest at the golden
wedding gathering of Mr. and Mrs Ny
ron Henry was Grandma Hammond,
who has passed the century point by
more than half a year.
Mrs. Mary D. Brown, principal of
the Springville schools, has been Obliged
to give up her position on account of
poor health. She will be succeeded by
Edna Henry of this city.
Mrs. C. c. Browns Sunday school
class of the M. E. church will give
basket social at the residence of Joss
Forsythe, Friday evening All cordial.
invited. Ladies pletse bring baskety
containing lunch for two. Gentlemen
come prepared to buy baskets.
| Mrs Belle Hanover OF Merrill, de-
partment inspector for the Womans Re-
lief Corps, will be in Viroqua and inspect
the local Corps Thursday evening Of
this week. Regular meeting of the
Corp will be held in the afternoon, sup
per at $50. Members are urged to be
present at all the days doin gs.
From their home in Colorado, to
! friends in this city. comes the news of
! the death of Mrs. Carrie Bannister, wife
of Erastus Bannister, former Virequa
citizens. They removed from this place
| in 1875, after o residence here of many
years in pioneer days. Mrs. Bannister
| was sixtyfour years of age A husband
and son survive her.
The CENSOR is in receipt Of cards
4 announcing the marriage at Estherville,
| Iowa, on the Goth, of Sherman L. Nc
| yey and Miss Nellie Flanagan, both
well-kno wn Vernon county young peo-
| pie. For some years Mise Flanagan was
a tsecber in our public schools, later
| following that occupation in Iowa. She
| is the daughter of Thomas Flanagan Of
Readstown, one of the old-time citizens.
Everybody knows Sherman McVey, a
native of Whitestown. for several years
merchant at Rockton and representa-
EtFG Ludt toWA On tAS IOlhty DuHI&+
For year past he has been travelling
| salesman for a La Crosse Wholesale
+ grocery house Mr.. and Mrs. McVey
i with make their home in La Crosse,
where they will be pleased to meet their
Vernon county friends when in that
city. The CENSOR extends heartfelt
| congratulations.
The first entertainment OF the Viro-
| qua lecture course will be given in the
| Opera horse next Tuesday night by the
Schiller Male Quartet This musical
organization comes TO us highly recon-
.nended Within the past week 1t has
furnished entertainment for delighted
audiences at Columbus Riehland Center,
Mazemanie aud Reedsburg. Admission
35 cents, children under Is. 25 cents.
Reserved seats 50 cents. A season tick
ct to this and five other FIRST class enter
tainments, $3.50, Seats for the first en-
tertainment may be reserved any time
after 500 a. IN. on Mouday, November
4. at Arnold IL Davis drug store. Hold
ers of season tickets will present their
tickets 10 secure reserved seat coupons
and will also present them at the door
Of the Opera house. 5. T. PEARSON.
Secretary.