Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
paper at Towner's.

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Paints of all kinds at Towner's.
-Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towners.
The great sale of ladies gloves is
now on at III. D. Williams & Co.
-Attornev Grimsrud and Assembly
man Dahl We're in the city from Westby
Wanted, Girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. G. II. Trowbridge.
Special Easter sale of glazed and
mocha gloves at H. D. Williams a. Co.
The next visit of Dr. McElwee, the
April 16, at hotel Fortney.
Miss Christena Erickson Of Rising
Sun, is sick with pneumonia at the home
of her sister, Mrs. S. a. Shower.
Wanted, boy to work in hardware
store. Norwegian preferred. Apply at
MARTIN 81 KUEBLER's.
Mr.. T. II. Brown left for Toronto,
Canada, on Monday. He is arranging to
place the brown binder in that country.
Several prices printed in the Linde
mann full page supplement We're mis-
quoted. The rect prices will be given
at their store
Several prices printed in the Linde-
mann full page supplement were mis-
quoted. The correct prices will be q zen
at their store.
-Lindemann Department Store APP
pears before our readers with full-page
supplement advertising an adminislra
tion clearance sale.
--Atley A. Peterson, a well-known
young man of Liberty Pole, now busi-
ness man of Clifford, North Dakota, is
visiting in this section.
Why not try II. w. Barker's Cough
Catarrh Consumption Remedy at John
sons drug store. It's the medicine that
will please you, nothing liks it
A deleg ation of thir Svent from
this city Co L. Crosse TO see President
Roosevelt. Westby sent forty people.
Satisfaction is expressed with the visit.
ID. F. jackson has rented the Briggs
cottage in the Second ward. 1t will be
occupied by himself, mother and sister,
the two latter moving here from Tomah.
Mrs. J. NJ. Allen arrived at G. w.
Aliens on Monday, after six weeks in
La Crosse hospital whera she under
went an operation. She Is much i'm
proved.
-95 acres one mile east of the city
$1700. A great Investment If you
mean business talk quick. Call ON the
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan COM
pany
"A special Easter service will be
given in the Methodist church next Sun
day at 2:30 p. m, for the Knights Tenn
plar of the city. The ceremonies will
be conducted by Revs. Buffers and Ste
men. The public is invited.
Monthly meeting of asylum trustees
was held Monday. Nothing unusual
was transacted exceptto arrange for the
saving of 600 logs now piled on the asy-
lum grounds. Nustad Brothers will
take their outfit there to do the work.
Now we have the finest assortment
Of shoes and slippers ever brought to
this city and can fit ont the entire fam,
lily and do it right. Our prices are as
low as possible considering quality VII
roqua Shoe Sto-e.
FL. D. WILLIAMS g. Co.
Ole Seim will hold an auction sale
f personal property at his farm one
mile north of Folsom, Monday next,
commencing at one o'clock, when a
great variety of farm impliments, stock
anu OpACA ppASohai RAoPCAVJ Will 10 OAp-
pose1 Of.
Rev. Buffers wife has been in
critical condition for the past week. A
delicate surgical operation was per-
formed Monday afternoon, and it will
be gratifying information to all anxious
friends to know that she is materially
improving.
Pastor Buffers was greeted by a
large and appreciative audience AT the
Methodist church, Sunday night when
he delivered a temperance lecture that
was telling in its effect. 1t was strong
arraignment of the liquor traffic and ap-
peal for no-license in the city.
If you want % sell your farm or
city property list it with the Western
Wisconsin Land 81 Loan Company.
This firm is composed of the following
well known business men of this city
viz jackson Silbaugh, J. Henry Ben
nett. Albert Solverson and Nelse Fort
neg with offices over Ferguson's har-
ress shop in the rooms of Silbaugh 81
Bennett attorneys. They have sixty of
the best bargains in farms in ernon
county and are pushing the business.
Their unsurpassed record of sales the
pdSu NpLAOAA7bA esNSc Sa4g But
cess Of this firm.
Mr.. Booth. who was so dangerously
sick for months has almost entirely re-
covered his health He had some heart
tronble that for time placed his heart
in danger. For years he had been fail
ing in strength and flesh and had be-
come unable tc work any longer. His
stomach also gave MIN great trouble.
The doctors seemed unable to help him,
until he was persuaded TO consult DR..
McElwee some time ago. The doctor,
alter careful examination. told Mr.
Booth that he could cure him, that a
years treatment would be required 10
do it, but that he might expect to recov-
er his heslth entirely within that time.
That the doctor has made his promise
good is shown by Mr.. Booth present
appearance and the fact that he is at
work every day although now more
than fifty years Of age. Il IL cases Ire
this that have built mp for DR.. McElwee
his large practice in Yiroqua The doc
tor viii be at the ForGney hotel on
Thursday Auril lB