Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-25

Let us be thankful.

-tresn oysters IN Dulk at Nelson
bakery.
.Examine the ''Nufangl" pants a
the Boston.
IF. NJ. Towner is in Chicago buyinl
holiday goods
Get the habit and get lovely pic
ture at Towner's.
Just take peep at Towner's win
dow and be convinced.
Judge Mahoney and wife spent Sun.
day at their Ontario home.
Mrs. e. Heesling wishes to take in
boarders, with or without room.
Ladies Aid society M. E. church
will hold their annual fair Dec. -
in Waushara county Mrs. John
d. Crandell, died at the age Of 101.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson 81 Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Meals served for 10, IS and 90 cents
at G. A. Nelson's bakery in Opera block.
-Auley McAuley and sister of Mt.
Sterling. are guests at the home of Col.
Butt.
-Towner positively has the finest as
sortment of pictures ever put on the
market-Cl
Mrs. Aroe Slack is acting as cashier
and book-keeper at Chas S. Slack 8
place of business.
Miss Aleda Olson is home from La
Crosse Business University to spend
Thanksgiving.
Rev. William Haughton will preach
In the Congregational church at Cash
ton next Sunday.
.-Rins ling Bros giraffe died at their
winter quarters in Baraboo. The beast
was valued at 81, 900.
Mrs Cecil Favor and children, de-
parted yesterday, for far-of Oregon to
join husband and father.
Mr.. J. II. Coons of Potosi, spent
Sunday in this city with his father-in-
law, Alderman Edwards.
Fred Fowler of Red Mound neigh
borhood, has gone to Marshfield TO pass
the winter with relatives.
Editor Briggs and Granville Hall
came from Cashton to attend Odd Fell
low lodge, Saturday night.
-Fifty-four young persons were con-
firmed by Rev. Halvorsen at Coon Prair-
lie church Sunday week ago.
Ole J. Nustad was in town to visit
LIS BOAbs 1Ic Ad0 DCCA OC-@aA uG0 " ulS
home for many weeks by sickness.
Mrs. Win Edwards and little daugh-
ters of Brookville, are here visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Latta.
Wedding outfits a speciality. We
carry the finest line in the city.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Better make your selection of pic
lures now / will save them until
Christmas for you. ToWNER.
Thomas Larson, young man of
this city, died on Sunday night, after
protracted sickness. He was about 25
years of age.
August Messel and son, r. Ct. Wor-
man and Henry Lockington of the west
srn section Of the county, were business
callers In the city.
Miss Minnie Alden, who went to
Colorado rome weeks since, is much i'm
proved in health and is attending COL
lege at Grand Junction.
Mrs. Chas. E. Morley, two sons and
daughter are in this community visiting
numerous relatives and friends. They
reside in Adams county.
"A Lutheran conference representing
many churches and attended by minis
ters ana laymen from abroad, was held
in Westby three days last week.
"A correspondent from Belgium
Ridge announces the marriage of Ste
phen Denning of this city, and Miss
Emma Jesperson of that place.
Our third and last car of potatoes
in here Wednesday next. Send in your
orders at once.
CASsoN 81 THOMPSON.
-Viroqua milkr,en have raised the
price of their product from five to six
cents quart This is the case in many
places throughout the country.
Two or three mornings the past
week mercury has hovered very close
about the zero point. We have expert
enced snsppy weather with raw winds.
For sale or exchange for small fs' IN,
Sacies of land, good dwelling, tobacco
house with other improvements, in city
of Viroqua. Inquire at CENSOR office.
The Hill-boro Sentry has just in
stalled a new cylinder printing press
The CENSOR Is pleased to note this evil
dence of prosperity on part Of its east
ern neighbor.
Mrs. G. E. Roberts, San Francisco
Cal WouIdn't be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea in our house It's great FAM
lily remedy. Makes and keeps us well.
J. G. johnson.
The womens' literary club Is study
ing Twelfth Night" with Mrs John A,
Stemen as leader Their meetings are
now held in one of the recitation rooms
of the high school building.
It's like dip in the fountain o.
youth" Touches the check SO gently
that youth fingers on the face of o'd
age" That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does 35 cents. A. J. johnson.
We cannot tell you where 20 go to
pick up dollars but we can assure you
that buying your watches of US means
many dollar saved TO you.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
A great game of foot ball will be
contested between Minnesota and Wis
consin teams on the university grounds
Thanksgiving day. The game will at
tracs an immense crowd from all parts
of the west.
Rural mail carriers will find it more
convenient if all patrons keep small
number of stamps on hand during the
cold winter weather. 1t is always very
annoying to the carriers to have to re-
move their mittens and take pennies
out of the box when the weather is cold
or stormy. It always Is great favor to
the carrier to have your letters stamped
Druggist johnson of this city, and
Unseth Of Westby, attended conven-