Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-10

Mercury to 10 below zero every
morning.
Naval oranges 20 per dozen at H.
D. Williams 81 Co.'S.
Severe colds. pneumonia and infiu-
enza are epidemic in this city.
Mrs. Ernest Brown is spending the
week with her parents at Cashton.
-Adolph Hauge came down from
Bangor to spend several days at home.
The latest in Ladies neckwear.
dress trimmings and Buttons received
toGay.
j. o. Palen and wife of Forest have
gone to Ohio to pass the balance OF the
winter.
-One-tenth of one per cent. of any
thing equals one one-thousandth OF the
whole.
All checks given for tobacco will be
cf shed free of exchange, at the Vernon
County Bank.
Charley Chase and wife of La Fargo,
visited at the NJ d. Chase home in this
city for two days.
For sale. eight fresh milch cows
= Inquire of Warren Fish, miles south
east of Viroqua
Go to Lindemann's clothing and
shoe department for special bargains for
the next ten days.
Republican caucuses for Vernon
county will be held Saturday, Febru ary
81; convention day 80.
Albert Swenson of Superior, is
spending some time in this city, with
quarters at the Fortney.
The gear of the U. S. cream separ-
ator is enclosed so neither dirt can get
in, nor fingers get crushed.
Our neighboring city of Sparta is
agitating the question of putting in
municipal gas lighting plant.
The Modern Woodman camp of
Rockton will give a masquerade ball
Saturday night, February 13.
Mrs Mable Bishop of Retreat, says
she washes the .. S. separator thorough
ly clean in five to seven minutes,
Mrs. J. w Brodband of New Rich
mond, spent week in the city visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Nelson.
Remember the great clubbing offer
of the CENSOR and Milwaukee Daily
Free Press. both one year for $500
John Stoll moved his household ef.
fects last week to Ross, where he will
run VIM. Groves store for year.
Take advantage of the big combin-
alton Of the CENSOR and Daily Milwau-
kee Free Press. Only 50 for both a full
year.
Merchant Oluf Peterson of Westby,
has gone to Hot Springs to Iecuperate.
He has been in delicate health for some
time.
The most reliable preparation for kid
ney troubles on the market Is Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by A, J. johnson,
druggist,
Try Mayors Reindeer skin shoes for
Children, Misses and Boys. They will
stand the hard knocks At H. d. Will
Jams & Cos.
! Conductor Hatch of the branch road,
Is taking a much needed rest from duty.
Conductor Miller is taking his place for
short time.
Frank E Tate is in st. Louis ar
\ ranging for booth space to display and
sell Teneriffe ia"e devices during the
big exposition
We do not handle cheap, poorly
made non-wearing goods, but we will
meet the prices made on inferior goods.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Hon. George E. Tate of La Farge,
departed for the south on Monday, in
quest of health and milder climate. Mr.,
Tate has been indisposed for some
weeks
-Spectacles and eye. glasses fitted and
furnished A B Stevens ocular refrac-
ZIONIST of La Crosse, with Jos. Boehrer,
Jeweler, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
hesday, F-b is, IS and II.
e. b. 81
or silverine watch-but there are lot
of old&ashioned people who want them
- so it's up to you. We carry them in
stock. JOS BoEHRER, Jeweler.
-SuriuQyille M. E Aid society will
meet Thursday, February 18th, with
Mrs. Louie Thompson in Springville. 1t
being the election of officers, all mem
bers are requested to be present.
~ Superintendent Gardner and the
Misses Georgia Wellers, Mable Ire
seder, Ella Wilson, Jennette Senfield,
Allie Richards and Tilda Omundson
attended joint teachers meeting at
Viola on Saturday last.
A match game of ten pins was rolled
between two four.men teams fIom the
Tjndemann and Williams department
stores on Thursday evening last The
former team won out, being 239 points
10 the good FOR the three games rolled.
ALBION Lindemann was high man with
a score of 239
Flour and feed are two great requi-
sites for farmers at all times. If you
want the best grade of either for your
money, patronize the Viroqua Roller
Mill. Grinding done at all times. The
Growth of our business since we started
Shows the worth of our product. Give
ns a call, THOMPSON BROS.
The Readstown Herald says that as
the result of hard fall, John Crook,
Sr.. is suffering the effects of dislocat-
ed shoulder, at the home Of his son,
William, in that village. The accident
happened about two weeks ago, and
nearly a week elapsed before he com
planned of his injuries to those caring
for him
Mrs George Fisher of West Lima,
il an heir to a fortune, left her by a
distand relative in England There are
now deposited in one bank IN England,
90 600 and in anoter $500, 900 guineas.
The whole being placed there one hun,
dred wears ago. The interest for said
time at two per cent and 600 acres oi
land, there being 110 heirs to share this
fortune La Fargo Enterprise.
Once more, says an exchange. let u'
say TO the young man who is fooline
away his school days that he is doing
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