Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
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Buy your lumber from the
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
Dr.. MacNett, the specialist.
A positive and permanent cure oi
catarrh guaranteed by DR.. MaeNett.
-Shinglesl Sh;nglesl Just received
several cars by the Viroqua Lumber Co.
Small house for rent, 3 rooms and
Aood cellar. Inquire OF G n. Hauge.
-Nels Allen is entertaining Charley
nd, brother in-law, from Oelweiu,
iva.
Register OF Deeds T. O. Mork spent
past week with his sisters at Mime
)lis
"A. E Perkins and family came from
Gashton to visit at the Alexander home
east of town.
DIR. Will Powell of Marshfeld, tpent
Christmas with his father, Jesse Pow
ell in this city.
Miss Emma Borgerson of Chicago,
is taking two weeks vacation at Cash
ton and ViroGua.
Supervisor Craigo of Readstown,
made business trip to Tomah and
Sparta last week
Get beautiful csbinet size medal
lion free with on 1ozen photos at
Franklin's gallery.
II. D. Beck and wife of Madison
passed the holiday season at Cashton
and With relatives in this city.
Dressmaking done at the home of
Mrs. Chas. Suiter. VIII also take a
few boarders, east of school house.
-V;roqua business men, nearly all of
them, are taking invoice and figuring
mp profits and losses for the past year
III. W, Barkers Cough Catarrh Con
sumption Remedy is the genuine. Moth
ing like it for coughs and colds. A. j.
johnson q Co.
Advertised letters at Vircqra post
cffice: Charley Neeley, Nick Nelson,
Misses Tillie Skolaus, Sophie Evenson.
Vera Nasmith.
DIR. A. j. Moe of Chaseburg. return
ed from a trip TO Chicago and other
points. Mrs. Moe met him here and ac-
companied him home
Richard Collins Of Purdy, market
ed 60 bushels of potatoes in this city on
Monday. Few farmers had that many
: tubers to dispose Of this season.
New line Of those popular fur
lined coats just received at the Blue
Front store. TIE ONLY FUR DRESS
COAT They so fast; see them quickly
-Silas Foster is commencing to crawl
about after several weeks confinement,
caused by having several ribs fractured
by horse jammirg him against F all
A large handsome medallion and
one dozen regular $3 80 cabinet photos
for 81 49, Call and see samples at
Franklin's Studio over Blue Front Store.
Earl Everson, who ecently moved
from Calmar, Iowa. to Minneapolis, has
had promotion q railrosding He =
now express messenger between Mime
apolis and Mason City.
-Springville w. c. T. U. will hold
their regular meeting at the homo of
Mrs. Ellis Reed on Thursday, January
End, at IL o'clock Dinner will be served
a FRI attendance is desired.
=. -.vid NJ. Fulmer, an old Vernon
: county boy, who is now large property
holder and prominent citizen of Flor
ence. was elected by the county board
superintendent Of assessment for Flor
ence county.
Hans N. Hanson OF Cando, North
Dakota is visiting his parents aud the
old home near Liberty Pole. He mas q
farm at that place AMI has worked at
the drug business since leaving here
five years ago.
-Viroqua schools will take up next
Monday after a two weeks vacation
The lower grades, which were closed
for some weeks because of the prevs
lence of scarlet fever in the city, will
resume work.
Robert J. Arnold and family re-
turned from Texas and Kansas, where
they went on prospecting tour few
weeks since They Travelled over much
territory and are well pleased to be
back. in old vernon.
DIR. F. G Andrew is about to locate
n this city for the practice of his pro-
sssion He will have Office rooms in
the new Lindemann block and occupy
r Ellacott's new Third ward residence.
Mr.. Andrew has been in practice in De
Soto for several years.
Lester Tilton tld wife of Neills-
vile, are passing the holiday season at
the homes Of their parents at Bockton
and this city Mr. Tiltou is large
holder of Wood, Clark and Eau Claire
county real estate, and has prospered IN
his land speculations.
Chairman Charlie Eastman of For
est, leaves for Arizona to spend the
balance of the winter and learn if q
change to western climate will be
conducive to greater health and hsppi-
ness His family remains at Valley
Mr.. Eastman has promised to write his
friends through the medium of the
CENSOR
Peter Hanson, one of the dry jok, rs
of Bloomingdale greeted hosts of vi
rooua friends on Monday Mr. Hanson
transferred his blacksmith shop to his
son John, some time ago, and has sine
been an honest tiller of the soil Pete
was a Twenty fifth Wisconsin boy ia
the great rebellion and rather enjoys ba
ing dubbed as one OF Uncle Sans 'cof
fee coolers
Harold P. Proctor was married at
Phillips on December %, at the home of
the brides parents, TO Miss Lillian jus
sen, a popular young teacher. viii
whom he became acquainted uuring BIS
temporary residence there few months
ago They are passing the holiday
period at Racine. and will for the pres
ent reside in Chicago. where Mr.. Proc
tor is taking course in law school
All home friends extend congratulation.
to Harold and his bride.
August Smith of this city receivet
the sad intelligence Of the death, in L
Crc~sa on Christmas day. of - half
br,t.l5l Charles Smith, who for man
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