Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-15
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For pocket Knives, table cutl eryand
shears go to Twner's.
For the best toba eco paper in the
market go to Towner's.
Telegraph Operator Fawcett is con-
fined to his home by sickness.
Noises in the ears and deafness cared
by DIR. MacNett the specialist.
Does your child sleep with mouth
open? Dr. MacNett can cure him.
VIII Norris and wife are entertain
ing little daughter at their home. --
Henry and Albion Lindemann and
G. W. Graves spent Sunday in La Crosse
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by Or. MacNett
MIR. and Mrs. J. S Dustin of Retreat
spent Sunday with their son Bert and
family.
Get one of those large, handsome
medallions free with one dozen photos
at Franklins studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson have taken
up their residence in the rooms adJoin-
lug the millinery shop.
The band boys expect to provide
music for a leading society function at
Sparta in the near future.
Winter underwear and winter foot
wear at cost until closed out, at P. ].
McManamy's, Genoa, Wis.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towners for repairs where you
will find an EXPERT workman.
Good farm insurance risks accepted
at re lsonable rates by Packard q Proc
tor. agents, at the Vernon County Bank.
The newest and handsomest new
style muffiers, 25c to 81. so.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
The Lutheran missionary society
meets at Mrs Chas. Asbjornson's next
Friday afternoon. Everybody invited.
The finest line of neckwear ever
shown in the city, from 25c &c $100.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mr.. G. B. Gates, of the Viroqua
Lumber Company, has placed new
Smith Premier typewriter in his Office.
Don't hesitate, but drive right in.
We guarantee to trea5 you right.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
For sale, a registered Shorthorr six
months old bull calf A bargain if TAX
en- quick. Apply to Fred Stoll, Viroqua.
Mrs. F. u. Minshall il suffering
with bad hand, the result of accident
ally running brass pin under her thumq
nail.
--Has you tried Il. w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A j. Johnf
son & Co.
-Messrs. q FL. Munro, Amos Shis-
Ter and W. A Hodge. three of the 'iold
stock" of Wheatland town, were in the
city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Glenn, timer at Martin e. Kue-
blers, has gone to Washington, D. G. on
business connected with q patent in
which l. e is interested.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
site the postoffice. Take stairway just
south of Dahl's drug store.
Mrs Wexford Tongue and daughter
are over from Hillsboro visiting relatives
and friends. Mr., Tongue brought them
here and will return for them.
"A large party of neighbors and
friends gave Mrs Millard Graham an
anniversary surprise at her Third wa-d
home on recent evening. A jolly time
was enjoyed.
AT Victory, on his premises, 65 feet
above the Mississippi. w A Hodge has
recently completed an artesian well at
depth of 400. feet The flow is fifteen
feet above'the surface.
Congressman Babcock has intro
duce6 bill giving to Hon. David G..
Yakey of Clinton town special pension.
Mr.. Yakey has been in helpless condi-
tion for the past two or three years.
1T costs no more to be well dressed
than a misfit and poor article. if you
spend your money judiciously. Our
speciality s fine clothes at popular prices.
ANDERSON,
The tailor, in Williams block.
1t is hardly necessary to remind an
intelligent public that tailor made suits
are the best. We don't know as they
cost any more than the ill-itting sort OF
clothes. Anderson, the tailor, will con
vince you of the fact
The Herald says Contractor Y arr
had force of eighteen men work 1g od
the new Readstown school house, anr
that he expected to have the roof oe
and exterior work completed with the
close of the week
Thomas Christianson, who works il
the blacksmith shop of Christianson &
Pulver, met with an accident wbL'
shoeing a horse on Friday The anima
kicked at Christianson, the calk of tht
shoe splitting one of his thumbs.
| Some people fail to get any enjoy
ment out of the present fine weather Al
| they put in the time worrying about tbt
probability of having another cold spell
| next spring Rather let the future tax,
care of itself and enjoy the blessings o
| today.
Miss Matilda Unseth, a Westb,
Young woman, who recently went {.
La Crosse for the purpose of undergo
ing a necessary surgical operation, dle'
at st. Francis hospital, and the remain
arrived at the old home on Tuesday
Miss Unseth was about 30 years old.
Postmaster Goodell has been notife'
of his reappointment as nasby in thi
city, his name having been sent to tn
senate by President Roosevelt las
Wednesday. II is. we understand, tn
first reappointment in this congressions
district, and Mr.. Goodell is to be cor
graduated.
Will T. Smith came from Duluth
Minnesota, to make his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs l. W. Smith, an over-Sunday Wis
before starting on an extensive tour {
the western states, taking in the Pacif
country. Will is member of one {
Duluth's largest wholesale commissio
houses in fruits, farig products, butt'
and eggs.
Relatives in this section learn Of Il