Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-10
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on c. a. Minshall.
George Rhodes arrived home from
Escanaba, Michigan.
Mrs. Theodore Lokken of Westby,
is spending day in the city.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman was called to
Hillsboro by the illness of a relative.
Mrs. Robert Robertson is gain
under the doctors care at q La Crosse
hospital.
La lies black feeced lined hose &c.
Ladies heavy all wool hose zoe at Fl. d.
Williams & Co.
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
& Loan Company.
The next visit of DR.. McElwee, the
successful Chicago specialist will be on
Thursday, February Is, at Hotel Fort
ney.
For sale, the s. Stevens residence
property just north of Park hotel. In
quire of Thomas Stevens or JOS Omund-
son, Viroqua
-Afrs. viii F. McLain left on Friday
last, to join her husband at Northfield,
Minnesota, where they will make their
home in the future.
Wisconsin Business University.
Special rates to students who enter on
of before March 1st Address W. B. q.
La Crosse, Wis.
We sell the celebrated Budds Shoes
for Children, Misses and Women. For
style, fit and wear they have no equal.
Try them. H. D. Williams 81 Co.
Mrs. Ida Cory was in the city for
day. She was on the return to her du-
ties at Sioux Falls hospital, having been
to GAINESVILLE to see her son Arthur, who
has been i'll.
Only few days remain in which to
secure the daily Free Press in connect
ion with the CENSOR. at 81. 90 per year.
1t is Wisconsin's best and most repre-
sentative newspaper.
The next ten days will find us doing
business for nothing and paying our
own expenses. This is your chance.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb Omaha
II owe my good looks and health to
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Have
fully regsined my health" Tea or tab
let's 35 cents. A. J. johnson.
Sparta council has passed an ordi-
nance to place all telephone and tele-
graph wires under the ground surface
before next November. 1t applies only
to the territory embraced in the city
fire limits.
Lost, a Shepherd dog, six months
old, wears leather collar, has white strip
in face, white breast, white tip on tail.
A reward will be given for information
of his whereabouts Address VIII G.
Stores, Ross, Wis.
Before investing in so-called bar
gain sale goods look at those we have 10
offer you. Not old out of date goods,
but new and latest in style. We meet
prices of anybody
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
-Lindemann's clothing and shoe de-
partment-$20, 900 stock of clothing, fur
nishing goods and shoes that must be
sold at once We need the money and
the original cost does not figure in
the prices we make You.
"A joint teachers association will be
held at Ontario on Saturday next, con-
Quoted by the superintendents of Mon
roe ana Vernon counties. 1t will doubt
less be q largely attended and interest
ing educational meeting.
Nearly thousand pounds of butter
was manufactured at Viroqua's cream
cry during the first week of its opera
tion Notwithstanding the severe wealth
er the creamery already has over forty
patio who deliver cream.
--Robt. Arnold and John Parr took
from the cars, hsuled and shielded in
Nuzum's yard with one team, 66, 500
feet of lumber in forty-eight hours. II
consisted of four cars and was hauled
yY0 a
each.
AT the Odd Fellows meeting next
Saturday night the anniversary of Abra-
ham Lincoln's birthday will be ceIe-
brated. Let every Odd Fellow attend
and if possible be prepared to relate
some ane1dote or quote some remark OF
this great statesman.
The bloody third ward of Viroqua
is on me boom, Melvin Gauper and
wife increased the population to the ex-
tent OF twin boys on Saturday night,
AM Lawrence Beigley scored a son at
his nome. Thomas Thompson reports
a daughter at his home, The CENSOR
says amen.
The Intelligencer records the death
of Grandma Hull who passed to the
great beyond on Thursday. Had she
lived till Friday she would have been
eiA hty-five years cd. Her husband
preceded her to the great beyond on
the 18th of last month.
Prof. Bulger's novelty entertain
ment and dance, given for and by his
Juvenile dancing class, was a most pleas-
ant affair, Friday night. In the play,
farces, dancing, etc, the little folks &C
Quilted themselves with great credit.
Parents and friends Joined the Juveniles
in merry time following.
From Readstown comes the news
of the death of Uncle John Crook, who
passed away on Sunday at the age of SO
years. Brief service will be held at
! Readstown on Thursday morning, fun
eraI at Brookville at o'clock, conduct
ed by Revs. Nuzum and Webster. Next
week will be given sketch OF his long
| life.
Prof. G. o. Merica, of Appleton col
lege. was greeted by full house at the
NJ E. church, Tuesday night. His lee
| ture on Education and Modern Indus
trial Life" touched the spot. Logical
and apt, he dealt in plain and homely
logic, polishing his thoughts with the
/ best rhetoric. IL his IDEAS of modern life
/ could be instituted in every community
and home we would indeed be model
people.
Mrs Emma Black, whose dangerous
sickness so greatly alarmed her friends
ia much better since she started taking
DR.. McElwee's treatment month ago
The trouble was very serious heart d.
sease. which threatened her life ard
/ oansad oraat suffering. She was unable