Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
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TfOL, hr0If0n, the eye-slSnG specl
alist, Park 'hotsl next week
Does your nhild sleep with mouth
openg DR. MacNett can cure him.
Bob Armb bnster and F. E. Burris
were over frolI Hiilsboro on'Tuesday.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed with but pain by DR. MacNett.
Fine quality dry oat straw for sale
at Hollands farm near three chimneys,
at 50 per ton.
Arthur Bsrgh is here from Madison
spending the 4Olidays with friends and
old classmates
Ice harvAt has commenced with
Viroqua desleSs and houses Of storage
are being fillef
The Virodus Lutheran Aid society
will meet with Mrs | Monson, Thurs
day afternooa January 9.
Mrs David Vaughan of Bangor, has
been paying her daughter, Mrs. w. F.
Fisher visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cass of Su-
perior, have been paying a visit co the
family Of Ret John Tresidder
DIR and Mrs. c. s. Smi tn of Elroy
spent Christrhas and the day following
at the home bf II. p. Proctor.
Take yoar watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman
Prof. 4 my and wife Of Cashton,
have been gaests of the Nuzum families
in this city during the past week.
The ne hest and handsomest new
style mufflefs, 25c TO 81 so
BLUE FRONT STORE.
The finest line Of neckwear ever
shown in the city, from csc to ST. 90.
IHE BLUE FRONT STORE.
For SALE a registered Shorthorn six
months-old bull calf A bargain if tax
en- quick. Epply to Fred Stoll, Viroqua.
Have Iyou tried Fl. w. Barkers
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. ]. John
son & Co.
Henry Steenson and family came
from their new Crawford county home
to pass Christmas week with relati yes
and old friends.
Judging from the number of people
who dailyyisit the Office of DIR. MacNett,
the Specialist, he is rapidly gaining the
confidence Of tt immunity
You till find some bargains in felt
shoes andislippers for men and women
by looking over the sock of Rogers &
Williams Ft the Virooua shoe store.
--Genenl Rogers entertained nu-
merous pity of gentlemen friends for
a half hog at noon on Christmas. Capt.
j. HenryIFate did the same today.
The lind boys went to Boscobel on
Tuesday b give concert and furnish
music for a swell ball. They fill a like
'cEgagelnyht at Soldiers Grove tonight.
The annual meeting of stockholders
Of the Vitoqua Farmers Union will be
held in this city on Saturday, the 18th,
instead Of 17th as last week published.
Mrs. Roy Pulver and children ar
rived home from Michigan, where they
have resided the past three years Mr..
Pulver is fireman on one of the rail
roads between Dubuque and Chicago.
The Chicago Evening Post says OF
Miles M. Dawson's Poems of the New
Time: "The most noticeable collection
of verse published in the United States
for some time. For sale at Towner's.
We recommend every bottle Of II.
w. Barker's Cough Catarrh Consump
tion Remedy There is nothing like ii
for the cure Of catarrh, coughs, colds
and la grippe. A. J. Johnson & Co
Jolly Phil Chesk, former state in.
surance commissioner, was in the city
on business connected with the COR.
pany for which he is state agent. Cheek
always carries sunshine about with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Asbjornson en-
tertained through Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs Nels Husebo. and Miss Louisa
Sande of DeForest. Dane county. The
ladies are sisters and cousins of Mrs
Asb5ornson
Major S. S. lockwood came from
his Portage home for Viroqua Christ
mas and TO see his brother, who is 6
patient at Mrs Lind's private hospital
Major lockwood is secretary of the
state board of normal school regents
Mr. A. L. Mcintosh of Janesville
Joined his wife here at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. \ hos. Ellefson. Mr.. McInto-t
has given up his position with tho ex
tensive tobacco firm with which he hai
been connected for some years and viii
devote his time to lifn insurance work
in a north Wisconsin location.
Inmates of the county asylum were
treated to their annual holi lay festivi
ties on Saturday evening, when pro
gram of 1susic. recitatiops and presen
distribution was give4 by Supt. anC
Mrs Wilkins and their assistants Rel
atives and friends sent presents and NJ
inmai failed to be remembered by th'
asylum management.
Everybody rejojces to see Mr.. Johr
Dawson on the streets again and know
that he is able to attend to office dutie
a portion of the time. Mr., Dawson, W.
believe, is the only man now aetivel!
engaged in business who was CONNECTED
with Viroqua enterprises and ouslnes
at the time of the death dealing cycion'
that swept over this city in 1860. A
that time he received injuries iron
which he never fully recovered
The CENSOR neglected to note tn
Homecoming for HOLIDAYS Of Misse
Grace Kier and May Edwards ant
Erastus McLees from Stevens Pom
normal school. Bert Tainter from Nil
waukee dental college. Martin Nelsol
from teaching dutiee at Star Lake, Nil
lie Jordan at Rhinelander, Thos. a
Henry in Buffalo county, Mary Rsyne
from Monroe county. May McKittricl
from the peninsula CT Michigan
The third number in the lectur
eourse was given az the Opera hous
Monday evening when Hon. 9. a Geal
hart lectured on The Dawn OF tn
Twentieth Century II is not too mue
to say that this was enc Of the best let
f1res ever listened q by Vircqua aus
( ieuce. Mr.. Gearhara may be assured
( he ever comes to this city again that b
will be greeted by ar audience measure