Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-13
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visiting relatives near this city.
New line of stylish shirts just re-
ceived at The Blue Front Store
-Galvanic soap Is the product of 4(
years experience in soap making
-150 pairs pants. large sizes, at one
half price, at the Blue Front store.
Have you seen H. d. Williams &
Co.'S. new walking skirts for fall aud
winter,
Arthur Perkins is suffering from an
injured foot caused by dropping an iron
upon it.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Chase and fam
lily returned from a months visit in Dane
county.
Miss Laura Mccullough returned
from a two weeks visit at Prairie du
Cnien.
j. ii. and l. w. Swain and their
families returned from the far west on
Mocday.
Theodore Spellum is now numbered
among the clerking force at Linde-
mann's store.
Miss Nettie Goyer of Readstown is
employed as instructor in music by a
l6HueSs06 CONSERVATORY.
Mrs Cushing of De Soto, has moved
to Readstown for the winter, where her
daughter is teaching.
Mr.. Van Winter and son of Reads
town, are prospecting in Missouri with
a view to finding location.
Don't attempt to wash silk draper
les laces and other fine fabrics with any
other soap than Galvanic.
Rev. A. R. Klein left last Saturday,
ON a business trip to Chicago. He will
be back today or tomorrow.
Hold your ginseng till Jo the Ped
dler, makes you q call. He pays the
top-notch price for that root.
Misses Almina Wise and Sadie Rog-
ers of this city, are employed as instruc'
tors in the Readstown schools.
Wanted, so cases eggs every week.
Price 16 cts. per doz.
H. d. WILLIAMS q Co.
Apple Blossom flour $5 per barrel;
Garland -four ST. 35 per sack; fresh to-
matoes, at W. F. Lindemsnn & Co.'S.
-Mar-not, a durable floor varnish,
DOESN'T scratch or mar readily under
footwear. o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
eral housework; SO per week paid. In
quire of Prof. w. P. Colburn, Viroqua.
-Nels Solverson is back in the livery
business, having purchased the stock OF
the Endicott estate. Location at Hotel
Fortney.
Remember the Blue Front store sells
the finest, most stylish, best wearing,
best fitting shoes to be had, the Sharood
& Crooks make.
"A party consisting of George Cum
ningham and brother and four others
from Bishop Branch, put in few days
fishing on the Mississippi.
Keep your eye on our show win
dows. There will be bargain" In them
every day during fair. Remember the
place. OTTEsoN & NELSON.
-Housev ives in every state agree
that Swift's Pride soap and washir z
powder are absolutely necessary in their
homes. You try them-be convinced.
Lost, winter gray shawl, on road
between Viroqua and l. w. Cox, or
highway from Cox farm to home of l.
N Groves, Jr Finder please leave at
CENSOR Office.
-Farmers Why buy salt in barrels ?
You can get full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown in for less mon
ey. Call on H. d. Williams q Co. and
get this deal.
j. r. Slater of Pittsville, after pass
ing few weeks with his brothers here
and at Retreat, returned home. He is
digging out farm in the slashings, but
Says it's good exercise.
Remember we give special dis
count" on everything during fair week.
Don't forget to see us If you want to
save money on furniture.
OTTESON q NELSON.
Manager Lindemann returned from
New York last Friday and goods purch-
ased for his trade are being placed on the
shelves. The page advertisement in this
paper apprises readers of some of the
bargains to be found there.
Rev. Father O'Reily of Rising Sun,
was a caller on Viroqua friends, last
Friday. He says he is well pleased with
have made in church and parsonage
there.
Henry Lake and family departed
tor the state of Oregon on Monday af-
ternoon, to visit Saley1 relatives and see
the exposition at Portland. Miss Ella
Lake, VIM. Crook and wife were also in
the party.
While driving along the Burlington
road Mrs. w. A. Hodge was thrown
from her carriage by her horse becom-
ing frightened at an approaching train.
She escaped serious injuries. The acci-
dent occurred between Victory and De
Soto.
Rev. Brain departed for Chicago,
called there by the serious illness OF his
mother-in.law. Mr.. Brain will take
work in the Illinois conference the COM
ing year. He made many friends dur
ing his years ministerial work on
Springville circuit
The center of attraction at our
store is our perfumes. Delightful odors,
delicate, lasting and pleasing. We are
so sure of pleasing that we invite You to
ask for @ blotter perfumed with Stolen
Sweets. the next time yon visit us.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
This section sends quite delegation
to the state fair in Milwaukee. SO far
as we know the attendants are A b
Dahl and wife and Andrew Lee. West
by;J, 81. McLees and wife, DIR. Porter
r M. Rogers and wife. G. E Morley,
e GoodelI. c. ]. Smith Fred Eck
hardt, Mrs W. D. Dyson, +. w. alex
der, John E. Nelson and no dono'
others.
West Wisconsin Methodist confer
euce convened at Madison today. Ihii
section is represented by Revs Butter