Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-27
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juring him so severely about the head
that he died the following day.
Return thanks.
-Tkauksgiviny tomorrow.
Lamps and IL kinds of lamp COOL
| Towner's
Hon Peter Jerman was a Sterling
caller today.
Agricultural meeting next Wednes-
| day. Sesn osice.
Thanksgiving dance Thursday even
ing at Opera house
Coal on track. Leave order with
Vfroqua Lumber Co. now.
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
DR.. MacNett, tho specialts. /.
Just received, / car soft coal.
VtRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Rooms for rent Inquire at Mrs
A O. Larson's millinery store
Turkeys have perched high the past
| week. That is, we are told SO.
City Marshal Banks is making col
lections for the band association.
The Viroqus Lumber Company will
sell you barn cheap Call and see.'
Storm windows. storm paper now a
specially. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Mrs Jessie Karl of Superior, is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Joyce.
Mrs Leonard, east of the school
house, desires to secure washing and
other work.
Quite number Of our young people
attended the Fisk dance at Cashton last
Tuesday evening,
We must move that barn quick.
Call on us for particulars. Viroqua
Lumber Company.
"A class of young people were con-
firmed in the Lutheran Synod church on
Sunday morning.
John Dawson e. Co. are moving to
their new quarters over the new Linds-
mann bank building.
Sugar Grove cornet band will give
dramatic entertainment at that place
next Saturday evening.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry tc Towner's for repairs where you
will find a.u expert wo rklnan.
Bert Bellows Of Mt Sterling, will
move to our city this week. He expects
to make this his permanent home.
20. Fl. Helgerson purchased from
the Brown Music Co one of the finest
pianos ever delivered in Viroqua.
Mr.. Lind of the City restaurant, has
prepared an elaborate supper for the
Thanksgiving ball. Thursday night.
Rev. A. c. Vaughan will preach at
Sugar Grove, Clinton, Saturday night
at 80, and at Salem Ridge on Sunday
at $50 p. III.
"A number of local hunters returned
today from the north woods Gsorge
HERON and Ed Rumsey brought the
limit, two deer each.
Today take Foley's Honey and Tar
It positively prevents pneumonia, o.
other serious results from colds 1t mar
be too late tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Primmer re-
spoud to the name of grandparents, q
little daughter having been born to Mr..
and Mis- Gabriel Severson.
Hon Van S Bennett, Dr. Each,
John Elgard of Rockton, NJ u. Chase
and Mr. Morgan ct LsFarge. attended
Masonic Chapter. Friday night.
You will find some bargains in felt
shoes and slippers for men and women
bv looking over tie stock of Rogers 20
Williams OF the Viroqua shoe store
Between you Ind us and the lamp
post, you can ke' going wrong if you
buy watches from US.
Jos. BoEHRE I, Leading Jeweler
-springville W G. r. u. will hold
next regular meeting at the home oe
Mrs. Jerome Favor Wednesday, Dec
emher 4, at II o'c ock. Lunch will be
served.
A package of papers, written docu-
/ mt nts, were lost IN the streets of Viro-
qua last Monday. Finder will oblige
| the owner by leaving the same at the
CENSOR Office.
| Brings attrac, iveness to listless un-
lovable girls. making them handsome,
marriageable WI men. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c. A.
J. johnson q Co.
Winters cold weather coming Get
ready for it, Don't let your feet suffer
| but get a pair of warm shoes at the vi
roqua shoe store
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
AT the Congregational church last
Sunday evening Pastor Stemen arranged
| a program of 10 numbers, composed OF
a short talk by Rev. Hslghton. numbsrs
by the chorus choir ard selections by 9
double bass from the city band II was
a service unusual but much appreciated.
Rev. Ira Hicks was badly astray in
bis predictions for November weather
for this region at least. Up to date
there have been few Of the disturbing
storms prophesied by the gentleman
and November has been "a unusually
mild and pleasant month.
Miss Mary Cooper. vino spent th'
SIMMER and fall in this city with hel
aunt. Mrs. J. ". Rusk, departed for heI
home in New York City on Monday
Miss Cooper has made many warm per
. sonal friends in her numerous visit
here. Miss Mary Rusk accompanied
her as far as Chicago
There is a prospect of securing tn
services of q. F. Mitchell musicia,
aad composer of note, for location 0
eight weeks in our city. The prime oh
ieet is to utiliz4 M Mitchell for tn
!, | CITY band, but it will be a fine oppor
/ funity for advanced pupils on plan
z and other musicians to take snor
I eourse in theory, harmony and musica
:. Interpretation Only limited numbe
2 of pupils can be taken For terms a.
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