Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-06


TO Thos B. Potts.
New line of fancy rui just received
at Severson q Co.'S.
For lamps Of every description, go
TO Towner's
For rent. a house and barn. In
quire of Vim. Webb.
Prank Rnsk is troubled with blood
poison in his left arm.
Fine furs at low prices. Must close
them ont TATE'S BIG STORE.
Dolls of every description. the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's
Walter Morrison goes to la Crosse,
tomorrow, TO De operated on for append
icitis.
"A few white maple lsdies' sewing
rockers, just in at Steenbe- g's furniture
store.
-Desuite the bad roads J G. Watson
drove up from De Soto on Sunday, re-
turning the next day.
Senator Munson went to Madison,
Sunday night. to be present at the spec
ial legislative session.
Homemade mixed candy at Perry's
candy factory; 10c per pound, or three
pounds for 25 cents.
Nils Nelson of Bristow, was in town
on Monday. He was returning from a
visit to Grant county.
The youngsters had merry time at
the afternoon social dancing party in
the hall, Thanksgiving.
Don't buy your holiday goods until
You see Towners immense line, which
is larger than ever
H P. Proctor, f. A, Chase, Otto
Otteson and Harry Pulver attended cir
cult court in Sparta, Monday.
Good broom at only zoe; fancy syrup
in pals. the gallon 27c
SEvERsoN & Co
--Berlie Moore went to his town of
Forest home last week. TO be present at
the marriage of brother
Fine silk half hose, fine suspenders,
fine ties one in box, dress gloves and
mittens THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Bring in your frame orders in sea-
son, SO you will be srre to get them for
the holidays. MELVIN STEENRERG
The deer hunting season is over; she
casualties show 30 odd deaths and over
fifty injured Can the football season
beat it2
w. f. Fisher, the new dealer sells
-four, feed, oil meal, baled hay and
straw. Location, Nichols block; phone
No. Is
Mrs. Brunce, an old and honored
resident of La Fargo community, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Roberts.
ALBERT Hanson, member of the town
board of Harmony, returned from West
by. where he had been taking medical
treatment.
Mr.. James Bush died at Stoddard.
Deceased was stricken with paralysis
three years ago and has been steadily
falling for several months
Philip Bouffi sur has purchased thir-
ty-nine feet off the south side of the old
Moody place, including dwelling house,
from Ellefson & Christoferson.
Why not examine our line OF furs
when you wish something in this line?
We carry the most complete stock in the
city of Viroqua. SEvERsoN g Co.
Delicious and toothsome are those
Swiss milk chocolates, manufactured by
the celebrated La Crosse confectioner,
Kratchwill Ask your dealer for them
TO our already large stock of mems
and boys shoes we have added COM
plete line of ladies and children's shoes.
THE BOSTON"
Secure reading matter for the new
year through the CENSOR. We can
connection with the CENSOR, the two at
ST. 25
The CENSOR household returns
thanks to o Fl. Helgeson for nice
dinner of venison tenderloin, taken from
deer killed by Mr.. Helgeson in Wood
county.
Il. Kluver of La Crosse, is now in
the city ready to repair sewing ma
chimes, and is located at Otteson & Mel
sons furniture store Bring in your
order or work.
On Saturday evening, December 8,
the undersigned will give phonograph-
ic entertainment at the Liberty Pole
church. Low price of admission win
be charged. BOWMAN & Co.
Mr.. Carl J. Hovde of Christiana,
was in the city on Friday, arranging for
his two sons and son of Matt c. Bergh
to enter the Cook business college Tha
young men commenced their course last
| Monday.
Not moment to lose. Don't wait
| until Christmas has arrived. Have your
| bracelets, brooches rings, lockets, neck
chain laid away for Christmas. Step in
and see what we have when you have a
| little leisure time.
JOS BoEHRER the Jeweler.
H. d. Williams has been fitting up
cottage on his secluded forty of timber
land near Ross, where he expects to take
no little amount Of pleasure and rest
in the future. He is preparing to make
maple sugar and syrup there next spring
having large number of maple trees
on the plantation.
| All traffic on the Milwaukee d ST.
| Paul road from Prairie du Chen was
/ abandoned for several days on account
Of floating ice in the Mississippi river
/ which prevented the closing of the pom
I toon bridges. The mails and passengers
were transferred by way of La Crosse
and Dubuque.
Hon. Herman Grimm of CassviIIe.
has been in the city paying visit to his
/ daughter, Mrs. W. p. Colburn. Mr..
| Grimm has long been prominent in
Grant county official aff airs. and since
I its establishment has been member of
the board of trustees of the county asy-
+ lam. Mr.. Grilum has resided at Cass-
! vile from the very early dave. was an
intimate friend and political worker
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