Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-18
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Three rooms to rent to a small fam
ily Inquire of J. J. Willsey.
Spring term, March and, Wisconsin
Business University, La Crosse.
WI ted, a married man to work on
dairy farm. G. V. PORTER, Viroqua.
For Insurance call on the join
Dawson Pioneer Agency, Viroqua. Wis
Mrs. Toney, who has been confined
to her bed for some time is improving
Miss Martha Love is home from La
Crosse for visit. She is dressmaking
there
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Willgrub of Cashton,
came to see her aged father and other
relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Frazier of viola, passed
through the city for visit with rela-
tives at Winona.
DIR. Carl Peterson and wife are hap
py over the arrival of a son into their
Cashton home.
Mrs. Elmer Engebretson anl Miss
Bessie Campbell were in the city from
Cashton Friday last.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
cough caused by attack of la grip Re.
Sold by A J. johnson.
Wexford Tongue of Rillsboro, has
secured a position as fireman on the
Northwestern railroad.
Mrs. Ella Mcintosh of Janesville,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. Ellefson.
-Lumbermen Nuzum and Gates are
in Milwaukee attending state associa-
tion of lumber dealers.
Annual muslin underwear sale op-
ems at Tate's Thursday morning, Feb
ruary 10. See their ad.
You can buy St0O and S1.25 Queen
muslin garments for 40 cents at Tate s
during their special sale.
First quality Wales Goodyear over
shoes 75 cents per pair.
H. d WILLIAMS 81 Co
The most reliable remedy prepara-
tion for kidney trouble is Foley's Kid
ney Cure Sold by A. J. johnson.
Aid society of the United Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. M. D. Hell
geson Thursday afternoon Feb. 26.
Mrs. Louisa Rogers departed for
her home in California after several
months sojourn with her Hany relatives.
Mrs. A. A. Peterson Of Clifford,
North Dakota, is making an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Chris Oswald.
Lost between Helgeson's warehouse
and the Central Hotel $40 bill. Fin
der please leave same at this office and
receive reward
Misses Belle and Ella Smith,
daughters of N. B. Smith, are both en-
gagged in Chicago millinery wholesale
house as trimmers.
-Mesdames Fl. P. Proctor and D, T.
Fortney went to Chicago on Monday to
visit their daughter and son, Gerhardt
Fortney and wife.
Tuesday brought forth tho coldest
morning of the season-19 to % degrees
below zero in this section There has
been little let up since.
Queen muslin garments are the per-
fection of durability and finish. OBJ
tainable only at Tate's during their spe-
cial muslin underwear sale.
H. G. Gardner attends to all laundry
business intrusted to his care. Leave
bundles at Viroqua Shoe store if you
don't live within the city limits.
Andrew Hoen of Edgerton, is very
i'll of serious case of pneumonia at the
home of Ole Helgeson Ms. Cochrane
of La Crosse, is nursing the patient
We are known by everybody in vi
rooua as leader in the jewelry business
and particularly so in watches.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Trunks Trunks Another car load
of trunks and satchels just received at
the Blue Front Store. Some new things
in these goods. Prices are always right
Fred johnson, son of Albert John
son. went to La Crosse, Monday even
ing to take examination permitting en-
listment to the government naval SER
vice.
The farm of D. o. McLees in Har-
mony has been sold 70 Olaf Hanson Of
that town. Mr.. McLees expects to 10
cate in the Southwest, probably Mis-
souri,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Towner and
Miss Winnie Baldwin are attending
Eastern Star Chapter at Milwaukee
C F. Dahl is also attending Royal Arch
Mason session.
Fred Kier was in the city rom Sol
0l6rS NTrOV6 Ou MS way uObAJ - OLi A&e
Crosse. He sold and delivered fine
span of driving horses to Live rymaI
Halmer of that city.
Only a few far and fur lined Goa
left at the Blue Front Store. They arr
the hest and will be sold for less thar
manufacturers prices TO close. A. rare
opportunity for q saving Of from 50 t.
$40.
There are three cases Of smallpox
of the farm home of Judson Higgin'
near Liberty Pole. His two daughters
and son-in-law Mr. Mason are the affiict
ed Mason is supposed to have brought
the disease from northern Wisconsin
where he had been.
Seventy. .nve persons paid subscrip
tions to the CENSOR during last week
Good work There are several hundred
other delinquents whom we would en-
iov seeing or receiving remlttancei
rom before the winter closes. Under
stand2
-Ex- County Treasurer Albert 7. For
tun of Bristow, has been installed a.
hook keeper at the Lindemann depart
ment store 1t is an exacting posiuoI
which Mr.. Forum ought to I'LL VIII
credit to himself and management o
The institution.
st Valentines day was well obser
we'd in this city, the mails being burden
ed with missives, good, Dad ana rldlcu
Ions In the lower departments of th
city schools mail boxes were established
and many and pleasant were the ex