Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-11-25
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--25 per cent off on each hat bought
at the Bon Ton.
-Thos Weavil is drilling well on
the farm of F. w. Alexander.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
The "Kohn" made overcoats await
your inspection at the Boston.
Mrs Reed Hunt, who mas been sick
the past ten weeks, is conYalescing.
No danger of consumption il yen use
Foley's Honey and Tar. A. j. johnson.
-For.sale, a No. 1s Round Oak heat
ing stove. Inquire Of 0. @. STEVENS.
Grant Pierce had bone broken in
his left forearm by rock falling on it.
DO you want to buy good picture
at reasonable price2 If so go to Tow
ner's,
Clyde Foster and wife are the proud
parents of little daughter, their first
born.
Mr. R. P. Dalton, real estase agent
froh, La Fargo, was Viroqus visitor
this week.
Machinery for the new Westby
creamery has arrived and is being placed
LOT BUSINESS.
For sale, the Geo. Lee residence on
lower Main street. Inquire of Mrs. o.
B. Wyman.
George Joseph has bought the in.
terest of Carem Theep in the fruit stand
in Smiths block.
Liberty Pole NJ E. Aid society will
meet with Mrs. James Munyon, Friday
Nov. q, Tor dinner. All are invited.
--Readstown company telephone SER
vice has been completed to De Soto via
Folsom, Fargo, Retreat, Red Mound.
There is plenty of good seasonable
reading on our Thanksgiving page. No
reader should fail to turn to that Sec
tion of the paper.
w. W. Dunlap, our genial coroner,
expects to start this week for q pro-
tracted visit among relatives In Miss
ouri and Arkansas.
-Springville M. E. Aid society will
give an oyster supper and bazaar at the
residence of John Stevens on Friday
afternoon and evening, Dec. 4th.
Now is the time TO get good driv-
ing or work horse. We have thirty for
sale. Inquire at our Office.
NAAAC ~. A1~ASkA ~ w.
Frank Mutch is negotiating for the
general store of Merchant Robert Kali
har at Newton. The change is expected
to take place in the near future.
Impure blood originates in faulty di.
gestion and sluggish ction of the bow
els. Take Camps Curative Powder or
Tablets. SOC, 26c of all druggists.
While ont hunting on Sunday, Err
nest Brown fell down a steep hill, bruis-
ing his right leg and hip causing con-
finement to his home for two or three
days.
Mrs. Gertrude Frazier has been ap-
pointed postmistress at Viola. Since the
office has come under the presidential
classification q re-appointment was es.
sential
-Vetersu BILLY" Conner of Mound
Park, wal in the city on Saturday. He
came to meet + is daughter, who teaches
on the Bad Ak, and went home fer
Thanksgiving holiday.
Sec those new FL. 8. & M. overcoats
at Lindemann's Clothing Der artment.
They have H. s. g. M. improved collar,
guaranteed to retain it's perfect shape
We will replace any that break or go
wrong.
W. A. Herren of Finch. Ark, writes,
II wish to report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured terrible case Of kid.
ney and bladder trouble that two doc
tors had given up" Sold by A. J. John
SON.
His old parishioners and friends
will be pleased to know that Rev. Went-
phal will make them visit soon He
will preach in Viroqua Lutheran church
on Sunday, December IS, at three o'clock
in the afternoon.
Over ct Stoddard the citizens haze
filled with the circuit court the reoui-
site legal papers for incorporating their
village, and it is a certainty that muni.
cipal reigns will be thrown about that
village population.
One of the early settlers of Christi
ana died at his home near Newry few
days since, Ole T. Helen, aged SO years,
who came from Norway to this county
45 years ago An aged widow, two
sons and four daughters survive
e. W Hszen Is at Prairie du Chen
attending the funeral of al uncle, Mr..
Samuel Hszen, who was above 80 years
old He is the last of large family of
brothers who have resided in Vernon
and Crawford counties from territorial
days
He wears well'' is the incest thing
you can say of friend ''They wear
well' can always be said of high quail
ity filled cases Our cases cont in about
double the amount of golc than any
other filed case made.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Mrs. Viana D. Mains, wife Of Gec.
Mains. deceased, and II other cf Clerk of
the Court Mains, died at her home near
Ontario on Tuesday. Funeral will be
held at the Dell NJ e. church Thursday,
November 20. A brief history of the
deceased mother and friend will appear
in this paper later.
The day of reckoning is sure to
cjme 1t is not a good business propo-
sition to consider the guarantee of
filled case only. You want the kind
that are backed up by responsible man.
ufacturers, such as we offer you, and
where the guarantee will be faithfully
lived up to. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Carl o. Brye and Nordal Neprud Of
Coon Valley, were in the city on bust
ness Monday. Mr.. Neprud said to the
CENSOR that all implements used on
the electrical railroad in that section
have been removed. He SAYS coutrac-
tors owe farmers and business men Of
that place about $1,000 for supplies,
with 40 prospect whatever of securing
payment