Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
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| visitor at La Crosse.
Herman Dennis is prospecting in
northern counties.
For pocket knives, table cutlery and
shears go to Twner's
DR. Fred Barney was in the city
from Soldiers Grove.
For the best tobacco paper in the
market go to Towner's.
Miss Myrtle Purtiy is visiting Ella
Mcintosh at Janesville
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
DR.. MaeNett. the specialts
Daniel Aikens and wife have gone
to Oklahoma to pass the winter.
w. ] Dewitt is off.o trip of in
spection in Wood and Clark counties
Miss Grace Horton went TO Platte.
vile and Montfort to visit college friends.
Dwelling house and three lots for
sale in the Third ward. Inquire of Mrs.
A. O Larson
For rent, two or three rooms. Will
also take school girl to work for board.
Inquire of Mrs ID. Strawn.
Take your watches. clocks and Jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
Missionary society of the Synod
church, will meet with Mrs. Gilbert
Gilbertson, Friday afternoon.
Hard and soft coal on track. Save
money by ordering now.
VIROQUA LUMBER Co
Mrs. A. O. Larson will sell hats at
reduced prices for the balance of the
season. Call and get bargains
~
gallery in the room occupied by the
''Viroqua club" in the Rice building.
Attention is directed to the farm
advertisement of Louis Eyerson. A
bargain awaits some one who wants
good farm,
Harry Stout writes his father that
he has had long siege Of sickness in
Texas. After smallpox came typhoid
fever.
%. K Himley and J H. Stelzman
OF Soldiers Grove, took the train here,
last evening for hunting expidition
in the north.
Belle Smith has recovered and is
back in the store with the aid of trim
mer and an apprentice. She is ready
to fill sll orders.
Henry Coons and wife of Potosi, are
visiting at Alderman John Edwards.
The latter will remain at the old home
for some time.
Miss Ann Peck, who has been visit
ing in the city among relatives, while
at the residence Of Henry E. Rogers,
fell and fractured rib.
Supper will be given by Brookville
Aid society At the residence of Daniel
Bolan Thanksgiving evening. Public is
Invited. Fee 25cents for supper.
Henry c. Forsyth, a former citizen
and attorney of this city, has been here
for few days. He is representing some
publishing house of Minneapolis.
Mrs. B. F. Norris is closing ont
her millinery stock at less than cost
Ladies call and see the line of velvets
and tips. Special sale Friday and Sat
urday.
/. PHOTOGRAPHER Arlington has placed
one of the latest picture devices in his
establishment. "Ad" never lags behind
the procession in up-to-date appliances
for his studio.
Brings attrsctiveness to listless un-
lovable girls, making them handsome,
marriageable women. That's wha5
u.
]. johnson & Co.
Nora Sutherland, a fifteen year old
girl of Readstown, was committed to
the home for feeble minded at Chippewa
Falls, where she was taken last Friday,
by Sheriff and Mrs. Minshall.
Chris o. Helgesou has purchased
the stick of merchandise and business
of J. F. Cox at Pnrdy, and will prose-
cute the same Chris is an old Viroqua
clerk. He ought to do a profitable bus
mess at Purdy.
AT the last regular meeting Of the
village board the resignation OF DIR.
Pinch as supervisor was rendered and
accepted. Ed! Hammer was elected to
fill the vacancy This left vacancy on
the board which was filled by electiug
George Thompson, as trustee. Hills
boro Sentry.
Mystic Workers held one Of the
most enjoyable meetings in that society:
history on Monday evening at W. r. G.
hall. Three candidates from Westby
were taken through the dark mysteries
| of this popular organization. Refresh
ments, u musical program and dancins
| followed the work.
! Chr. Oswald received word that hil
son -in-law, of Cliffo.d, North Dakota
| had his business place destroyed by fire
| together with a portion of his stock o.
merchandise. His loss was not heavy
having good insurance. Business con
tinued with but little delay. Othe
blocks were taken in the confiagration
Seymour Webb, Moira, n Y, writes
81 had been troubled with my kidney
for twenty-five years and had tried sew
eral physicians but received no relic
until l bought bottle Of Foley's Kidne.
Cure. After using two bottles l wa
absolutely cured. l earnestly recon
mend Foley's Kidney Cure. Take onl.
Foley's. A. johnson 81 Co.
| Mrs. G. NJ. Bennett. at the variet,
store two doors east of Towner's store
has the leading make of sewing ma
chimes for sale Call and get prices ant
examine machines A fine line Of can
dies, fresh and fine, novelties, tablets
pencils, pens and big variety o
articles. She invites school childrel
and people generally to call on her.
u Mr.. James Stevenson died at hi
home in the Third ward on Monday evs
ming. after confinement to his bed o
two weeks He had been ailing fo
some years but kept about as usual I'll
the last severe attack With his wit
Mr.. Stevenson removed 10 this city tw
years since from Genoa. where he wa
an old time resident. He was so yeal
of age The remains were taken TO RI
J treat for burial today, where the funerf
was held, services conducted by Rev. (