Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-28
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1904 S.

Two weeks vacation IN the city
schools.
Closing out sale of carpets at The
Big Store.
New and dressy furnishing goods at
The Boston.
Only three more days left for ladies
TO do the popping -
Fancy New York apples 50. 75 at
Casson & Thompsons.
If You buy it OF Jos. Boehrer, the
jeweler. it's all light.
DE-. G S. Smith aud W ife Of Elroy
are visiting at yhe home of II p. Proctor
Ladies of lzickapoo Congregational
church cleared $40 at their recent one
day fair
Mrs. Robert Parker Of Viola, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Lucas, in this
city.
Sparta high school basket ball team
defeated Hillsboro highs "A to % at
Sparta.
Mrs. Wilkins and daughter Alma
went to Milwaukee on Monday to stay
few days
juneau county board appropriated
$500 to assist the Mansion aud Elroy
fairs the coming year.
The CENSOR an appropriate week
ly reminder to a friend every week in
the year. Take the hint?
If you are going to build house,
barn or any building don't fail to. see
John f. NuZum, the lumberman.
Special values in high class furs.
Prices extremely low, quality and style
considered, at TATE's BIG STORE:
Ladies and gents sigret fobs, large
assortment. J. W. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
Mrs Ph.lip Rhodes purchased build
ing lots in the Blowers block, on which
she viii erect a residence next season.
--Whew But country roads are drift
ed mountains high with snow. What
change from the past two winter months.
George Davenport, brakeman on the
branch, is laid off with d sprained ankle,
received while in the discharge of duty.
Mrs. Bosshard of Bangor, and son
Oscar Of Milwaukee, spent Christmas
with the Aug Smith and Baldwin fam
lilies in this city
Charley Chase and wife of La Fargo,
come to spend Christmas and Monday
with the formers parents IN this city.
They are snowbound here.
Miss Nellie hawittretugned to Min
neapolis, accompanied by her grand
mother, Mrs. Samuel Henry, who will
visit there for three weeks
Buy your ladies Js ckets where you
get the best values, consider quality, it,
style. Ours are unsurpassed,
TIE CTG STORE.
We invite you to inspect our goods
before buying We have the right goods
at the lowest prices, and one price to
everybody THE BOSTON.
Christmas having fallen on Sunday
most Viroqua business houses observed
Monday, and in consequence there was
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"A vouns' son of D. +. Morton set |
fire TO and dtstroyeda stack Of straw on
the farn, 1eal Retreat. Fortunately tho
flames did not communicate to build |
ings.
Blue Front bargains Suits that sold |
for S18 reduced to SIS $15 to $13, $12 so |
to $40, $40 to $3.50 All up to date first |
class merchandise Big reduction in |
overcoats.
Miss Anna Swigum is at home for |
the holiday vacation She had Chris |
mas tree in the Collins" school house |
and received some beautiful presents |
from her pupils.
Andrew Plimrton, one of the prom |
iuent farmers of Clinton, east Of Cash |
ton, died on Sunday morning, after |
brief illness Mr.. Plimpton was about |
fifty years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. FL, Norton Of La
Crosse, spent Christmas and Monday |
,,-sA Of gFfn
this city. Mr. Arlington and Mrs. Nor |
ton are brother and sister.
We have taken out Of cur stock and !
placed on separate tables odd lots Of
suits possibly only one or two of a kind, !
These will be sold at $5, worth many of |
them $40 THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Members Of Alex Lowrie G.. A. r. |
Post and Relief Corps will have joint in |
stallatien of officers at their hall on Mon |
day next at z .. m. All members of the |
two orders and their families are iTvited. |
BY order of committee.
The state teachers association is in |
session in Milwaukee this week This !
section is represented by Prof Iearson, !
Misses Blanche Dunlep, Mary Edwards !
and Katie Goodell lhe latter will read |
q paper on some educ Cional topic.
Anna, Alfred and Adolf Hauge ar
rived Saturday, to spend holidays with |
their parents the boys leaving Tuesday |
10 visit relatives in Dane county after !
which Alfred leaves for the Pacific coast /
TO accept position as fireman on one I
of the railroads Of that big country.
AT Parker, S. D, recently, twenty |
six head of imported Sh0rth0rn cattle |
belonging to A Fl KrouskOp Of Rich /
land Center, and Robertson & Bissen Of /
Lodi. were burned in fire set 70 lover |
the theft Of one of the heard The loss
is S19 600 The shipment was enroute
to a western breeder.
Bargains in sweaters; and when we
say sweaters we mean one Of the best
lines evsr shown in the city, Prices re- /
duced as follows, was s. now q, was s.
now s., was So so DOW $2.15, was 81 80
now 81, wasS1 now 20 5Cents, was 70 cents
now so cents All wool
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The De Soto Argus refers to the wife
of a once popular official and citizen Of
Vernon county as follows Mrs i G
Hickok, of this village, recently received
the sad news from her brother Capt.
John W GreeDman, formerly Of this
place. now located in tine state Of Ore
gon, that his wife had sustained a severe
stroke of paralysis, rendering Eer entire
right side inert,
-Four ecii7ses ars due ia 1898. Tne
Kr.t one will he of the moon and win
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