Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-15
paper at Towner's.

i Wall paper at Towner's
Paints Of all kinds at Towner's.
-Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towner's.
Druggist johnson went to La Crosse
on Monday.
Seth T. Smith visited at La Crosse
last week.
Photographs at Dickson's gallery
oyer the Blue Front
Photographs at Dickson's g6 llery
over the Blue Front
Editor John Frazier of Viola was
in the city on Friday
Tailor Anderson spent several days
in Milwaukee last week.
The great sale of ladies gloves is
| now on at H. d. Williams 81 Co.
Wanted, Girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. G. n. Trowbridge.
Ben Adams was in from Manning
nursing pet, felon on one of his bust.
ness fingers.
Lewis Olson has removed from the
city and will work at Munyon farm near
Liberty Pole
Frank Burnard has removed from
the town Of Webster to the Reed farm
east of this city.
Monroe Reed has sold his farm east
of the city to John Gald. Tolrud &
Sandsmark made the deal.
The next visit of Dr. McElwee, the
successful specialist, will be on Thursday,
April 16, at hotel Fortney.
Baby pictures2 Certainly. We take
them so quick they can't move. Dick
sons gallery over the Blue front.
Wanted, boy to work in hardware
store. Norwegian preferred Apply at
MARTIN & KUEBLER's.
For sale, Wheeler q Wilson sew
ing machine. Almost new, at your own
| price. MRS. E. H. BRIGGS.
William Oliver of Liberty pres emit
| ed the CENSOR with some samples of
| fine maple sugar and syrup taken from
| his sugar camp.
Wedding pictures, family groups,
baby pictures, large standing panels and
cabinet ovals at Dickson's gallery over
the Blue Front.
John Pretsch and family IF Indiana,
have moved into the Webb house in
Third ward Mr.. Pretsch is employed
in the Nustad lumber yard,
John T. Weber left Thursday for
Gates county. He contemplates locat-
ing at Appalonia for the purpose of en-
gaging in the hardware business.
Hamilton Bolstad departed for Hay
wood where he has accepted a position
in the drug store of J. B. Trowbrid ge
with view of learning the businesr.
Mrs. N. Coe wishes to rent her resi-
dence property in Second ward and also
to sell her household furniture at private
sale. Good Blasius piano for sale very
cheap
DR.. F. E. Morley was called to Chi.
cago by dispatch asking him to meet
his father there, who was sick enroute
| from Nashville, Tennessee Mr.. Nor
! ley Is past eighty-fve years old.
! Now we have the finest assortment
| OF shoes and slippers ever brought to
/ this city and can fit ont the entire fam
lly and do 1t right Our prices are as
low as possible considering quality. vi
roqua Shoe Store
II. y. WILLIAMS & Co.
-Messrs Halvor o. Fortun and Oscar
! Olson of Folsom, with their families
left on Tuesday evenings train for Ber-
/ gen, Norway, with the intention of max
ing that their future home. They carry
with them the best wishes Of a host OF
friends.
Lee Hiles, road overseer, has work
cd with good satisfacti n to the travel
ing public, mile OF road near the
city limit 1t is this spring work that
counts best, and should be established
IN the country districts. 4 crew of
workers will accomplish very much
more while the soil Is loose IN she spring
From William Claywater of Liberty
Fole the CENSOR is in receipt of a St.
Joseph, Missouri, paper which reco ords
the death Of Mr. ClaYwater's brother-jn-
law, Major Donald Macdonald, at that
place, at the age Of eighty-nine years
He was IN ancestry from the NOBILITY of
Scotland, came 10 this country in 1882
made himself renowned for government
service in the far west in early trouble
some days During the rebellion he
was numbered among the staunehest
men Of Missouri in the Confederacy.