Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-07
! ri .a5out a0ur friends and WelgAdors.

Ill, Saturday.
Charley Chase and wife spent S un
day in Viroqua
Mics Hazel Smith spent the past
week visiting in Bangor.
Go to he Delicatessen resta urar
for your meals, in the Opera Dock.
10 per cent discount ON dress goods,
silks and trim mipgs at Tate's Zig store.
Ole G Anderson is here from Grand
Forks, North Dakota, visiting friends.
-Julins Westby, hustling young mer'
chant of Sparta, was in the city yester-
day.
L. F. Miller and A. J. Smith Of
Wheatland, were business visi tors in the
city last Friday.
Wanted. immediately, girl TO do
general homework. Inquire at B, f.
Purdys, Viroqua.
No cure so sure as q w Barkers
Cougu. Catarrh, Consu mption Remedy
at Johnsons drug store. Try it.
Mrs Oscar Morterud of Grand Ra-
pids, spent the HOLIDAYS with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs T. G rheige
Special sale prices on fur coats and
odd suits this week.
W. T. LINDE MANN g. Co
Remember. we not only give salts
faction, we give the moss change rack.
Jos BoEHRER. Jeweler.
Ole Emilson, ST., of Chaseburg, Wis
tied hi scAs family here Ais Mr.. A.
o Wangun WAS over from the same
place
Mrs. Shredder, aged over eighty
years, is critically i'll at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. W. Wise,
Mound Park.
"A regular old-fashioned supper will
be held the NJ. f church at Liberty
lie, Friday evening, January 16 All
are cordially invited
Mr. Waffle, manager of the Soldiers
Grove Advance was in the city on busi-
ness, Saturday. The CENSOR acknow-
ledges a fraternal shake
Why not try n. w. Barker's Cough,
Catarrh Consumption Remedy at john
sons drug store. It's the medicine that
will please you, nothing like it
"A delegation representing goodly
portion of the population of La Fargo
appeared as witnesses on contesting
will case in probate court, today.
We just want to remind yen that
we are still selling the best apple offered
this year and in greatest variety.
ROGERS 81 WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Emma Morgan visited at Mrs
Sargents the past week. She returned
to La Crosse Monday to resume her
wor in Miss Keefe's business col lege.
Commencing last week mail car
is run on both passenger trains that COW
ers the branch. This is another conyen-
ience the public has cause to be thank
tul for.
Mayor Cofland and Superintendent
Johnson of Rlchland Center, spent Mon
day in the city. The gentlemen report
big harvest of saw logs al the capital
of Richland
In the CENSoR'S clubbing list for
the comirg year we will be able to fur
nish the Chicago Inter Ocean for 40cts
Milwaukee Free Press at 50 cents, Mil
waukee Sentine' at so cents.
New railroad locomotives cost the
United States about $46, 000, 600 during
the year The number built is 4, 070
There have been built 1874 SIT cars of
different kinds, not including electric
cars.
Mr.. Fay P. Briggs, the well known
travelling salesman for q long series of
wears with Friend Brothers, Milwaukee
clothiers, has taken change of base and
is representing clothing establis hment
of Chicago.
Two gentlemen took steps to change
their names as the law directs with the
register of deeds. Nels H. Nelson, Of
Pnrdy, changed to Nels III. Holland,
Henry J. Peterson, Viroqua, changed
| to Henry 7 P. Grimsby.
-Pev. Z. K Thorvilsou OF Eau Claire,
Wis, viii occupy the pulpit Sunday
eve ing. in the Lutheran Synod church,
and deliver his celebrated lecture. why
am a Lutheran" The lecture will be
in Norwegian, and begins at o'clock.
Mr. NJ D. Chase writes from San
Diego, California, that he is much bene-
| fitted by the fine climate of the golden
state. He reports deli htful weather,
and says he daily seeks the shady sic 3
| of the street TO ESQ pc the heat OF OH
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The holidays are past but we are Of
| fering greater bargains than ever In all
| lines of warm shoes and slippers We
have the best stock of shoes in this part
of the state and will give our customers
the best bargains that can be secured
anywhere. ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Mr. Frank E Frazier, native of
jefferson own, and son of the late Will
| liam Frazier was married on Wednes-
day last to Miss Millie Dana, of Bangor.
Frank has position in the Postmaster
Generals department at Washington,
ID c.. where he Immediately took his
bride :,
Twenty young ladies gave their
gentl men friends a six O'Clock dinner
| party at Mrs. Rice's parlors, New Year,
night. Mrs Gerhard Fortney presided
ss +oastmistress, and several witty toss stt
were given by the young men. Aftel
dinner all attended social dance at the
Opera hall.
seri@as accident befall him on Monday
last w lie saving wood at Ed Hlili
place he got caught on the saw, whlct
was driven by a gasoline engine ant
nearly lost his left hand. Though bad
" lacerated, good hopes are had OF say
ing the useful member. Viola lntelll
gencer.
Uncle Sammy Green was prostratet
with a stroke of paralysis last Ssturda.
forenoon while in his store at Seely burg
the right side being affected. At thi
writing he does not appear 20 be galninl
much and grave fears are felt for nj
recovery as this is the third stroke unde
, whicn he has suffered. La Fargo I'm
/ terprise
: Advertised letters at the Viroqu
| post office: J. P. Sullivan, A Reed
= Sam Kantor, Eugene Dunkley. 7. a
: Daniels, Tom Morrison, D D. Williams
, r P. Larson. Harry F. Lyons, Maste
: Louis Larson, Mrs. Vernie Reynold;
Mrs Frank A Watson, Mrs. Louise N
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