Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-27
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Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on G. FL. MinshalL
photographs 35c rer dozen, over th'
Blue front store.
There will be preaching at Fargo
M. E. church next Saturday evening
There is much sickness in this city
and throughout the country districts.
DO you know that Dickson's studio
is the place to have your pictures taken
Sherwood Coffiand is on the road as
salesman for wholesale hat and cap
house.
After-invoice bargains at Il Blue
Front, $50 trousers at about one-hali
price.
has been pepeated by every two persons
who met
For bargains in real estate call on
or address the Western Wisconsin Land
81 Loan Company.
Miss Winilred Baldwin returned
home after two months stay in Milwau-
kee with her sister.
"A freight wreck on the main line
a prevented receipt of eastern mail in vi.
I roqua this morning.
j. A. F,sty, land agent at Viola,
passed through this city on Tuesday EN-
route to Ladysmith.
&C. w. Reeve was called to La Crosse
by the sickness of his dag gghteri who
has materially improved.
Don't miss the grand cleara nee sale
of fancy china ware at FL. ID. Williams
q Co. grocery department.
Jack Tewalt is notified that he is
grandpa to daughter in the home cf
Roy Tewalt at Sumner, Iowa.
For the next go days will be your
time to buy the greatest bargains ever
offered at the Blue Front Store.
For sale, the s. Stevens residence
property just north of Park hotel. In
quire of Thomas Stevens or Jos. Omund-
son, Viroqua
DR. Chapman visited the Chase fam
lilies in this city. Grandma Chase re-
turned to Stoughton with him to spend
the balance of the winter.
Grand basket social in parsonage at
Newton, Friday night this week. All
urged to attend; a good time assured.
Every lady bring basket
Greatest reduction on all goods for
the next go days. We have too many
goods. Genuine slaughter in prices.
BLUE FRONT STORE
Il am prepared to do all kinds of
plain sewing at my home in Third ward.
Those wanting work done please give
me call MRS LULU MORRIS.
You are making great mistake If
you purchase cloaks, capes or tailor
made suits before inspecting our line
and getting prices at 81. d. Williams &
Co.'S.
Edward Lind announces an auction
sale of ready-made clothing at Purdy
on Saturday next The stock will be
sold on time on amounts over five dol
lars.
Thirty-eight degrees below zero
Monday morning. thirty-two Sunday
morning twenty-five Tuesday morning,
twenty Wednesday morning. Plenty
for all purposes.
"A big revival has just closed at
Newton In which number were con-
verted. Rev. e. L. Cooper OF De Soto,
and f. L. Gilmore of La Crosse, assisted
Rev. F P. Quick, pastor.
Men possessed of their sober senses
all over the universe make the conces-
sion that good, clean newspaper is one
of the greatest benefits of any institu-
tion in it.-De Soto Argus.
superintendent Fl. L. Gardner goes
to Platteville. today, to join the educa-
tional committee, of which he is chair
man, in visit to and inspection of the
state normal school at that place.
Mrs. Salma Rogers of Mound Park,
died on January 18th at the age of rs
years, after protracted illness. The
aged husband and two sons and two
daughters survive. Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
ers settled at Viola in 1854, where they
have since been leading citizens.
-Hillsboro fair and driving park as
sociation, at its annual meeting elected
the following officers: Directors, E. V.
Wernick VIM. Lind and G ID. Thomp-
sou; executive committee Gid We rden,
r. K. Lemke, Gus Weinstein and r.
Richards 1t was voted that the asso-
citation hold matinee on July 4th next.
-Chas. S. Slack s. Co, will trade
heating stoves, seeders, sulky plows,
bob-sleds, and all kinds of secondhand
goods that they may have for sale for
good sound green hard maple or second
growth oak wood, for short time only.
First come. first served. Come and look
us over and get some of our new print
ed matter.
The greatest rabbit drive in the his
tory of the northwest occurred in Oregon
recently. Seven hundred men, women
and children participated and it is esti-
mated that 10000 rabbits were killed.
They came in such droves and with such
a wild rush that they could not get into
the corral fast enough and they piled
up fully two feet deep.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Lars Arne-
son. of the town of Christiana, Vernon
county, died at the home of his daugh-
ter, near Viroqua, at the age OF " years.
His funeral was held at North Coon
Prairie church. Rev. Eikjarud otficiat-
ing. He leaves four children, his wife
having proceeded him to the grave sew
eral years ago.-Cashton Record.
While in Prairie du Chen, last
week, the editor of the CENSOR spent an
hour with our former congressman,
Hon. o. B. Thomas, who has been con-
fined to his home by a severe illness for
more than three months. His many
friends in this county and elsewhere in
the old Third congressic nal district,
will learn with satisfaction that Mr..
Thomas is gre dually improving. He ex-
pects to go to Chicago for treatment az
soon as sufficient strength comes to him.
-Chas. NJ Thompson and Harold
Proctor received by express, Monday
evening last, a bupch of fancy chickens,
from points in Michigan and Indiana.
The consignment consisted Of buff Ply