Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-20

Big book sacrifice at Towner's
Veteran NJ. V. B. Richards is sick
at his home.
DR. Minshall has been confined to
his home by sickness.
See the 1904 laces and embroideries
! at H. d. Williams d Cos.
Mrs. T. J. Thorson of Cashton, was
visitor in the city Friday.
Don't forget the dancing school
dance Saturday evening, this week, as
usual
Physicians report much sickness
throughout the county, largely la
grippe.
Rev. A. r. Klien took very sick last
Saturday and will not be able to con-
duct any special services
John o. and Thos T. Fortney, lead
ing farmers of franklin, were among
our Monday business visitors.
During this month Fl. D. Williams
81 Co. are making the lowest prices ever
given on ladies azd l1li2ses jackets.
MIR. al Mrs w D Dyson enter
| tanned the instructionRl force of the city
schools at their home on Tuesday even
ing.
If in need of an astrachan cape don't
overlook the fact that you can get $50
one for $14, or $12 one for S. at II. D.
Williams g. Co.'S.
Liberty Pole NJ, aid society will
meet With Mrs J. Henderson, Friday,
January 80, for dinner. Everybody
cordially invited.
The opportunity of life time to
secure books at wonderfully low prices.
Look o,er the enormous stock now
being offered at Towner's store
Now is the time to secure the best
weekly paper published in the state foi
the trifiing sum of % cents per year
Send Your orders to the CENSOR at
once.
-Straws show which way the wind
blows, and we scatter them so freely in
this paper that it will be no effort to
locate the direction.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.o
Mrs. James Fox, one of Readstown's
pioneers, aged =, paid her annual re-
spects to the CENSOR by h yearly con.
tribution through L. d. Kellogg, who
was in the city on Monday.
Hon. Edgar Emo and George Bundy
were in the city from Valley, last Fri
day, on probate business. The CENSOR
enjoyed visit with the gentlemen.
Mr. Emo says there is a great amount
of logging in his section of the county
this winter
I'm looking over the cheese of the
city, we find Fl. D. Williams & Co., sell
the only kind put ~ in psraffine, max
ing them impervious to inc microbes
and shippers, and only 13c per pound.
Why buy inferior cheese when the best
can be had?
On Tuesday Mrs John l. Hayes re-
ceived check for one THOUSAND dollars
by virtue of the disability clause in the
policy carried by her husband in the
order of the Forresters. Mr.L Hayes is
duly appreciative because of shis atti-
tude of the lodge and its members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Wood cele-
brated the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage ON Saturday last. An invited
company partook of an afternoon din
ner and party of young people gather
ed in the evening. They were recip-
tents of appropriate remembrance.
The guests were received and entertain
ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs James
Telford.
- 6sLDy l6lbpEOuo SACuADE6 anu
toll lines paid dividend of 25 per cent
to its stockholders the p,st year. OF
tho company and its affairs the Times
says 1T was decided that 10 stock
shares be offered for sale, making 100
in all During the past year the COM
pany Luilt % miles of new lines at a
cost Of about 81, 900. The capital stock
was raised from s., 900 to $40, 900. II.
O. Steylingson, Andrew Lee and Law
renee Grimsrud We're reelected as d.
rectors.
The band benefit entertainment
given by home talent, on Thursday
night, drew good house, and the play
was greatly appreciated by the large
audience. The Lost Diamond" is
plot that has great variety and is unusual
in its distribution Of good parts to many
/ actors Without entering into detail
/ or personally mentioning any of the
many young people who took part,
I the audience, we believe, enjoyed most
/ the splendid stage work performed by
I the six little misses, who made their
appearance numerous times. Ii was
two hours OF good, clean Amusement.
The boys realized neat sum from the
play.