Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

On account of q severe cold &. w.
Thompson was confined to his home.
Mrs Fanny StimbIe of Richland
Center, ie visiting Mrs. John Casson.
! DIR. johnson and V. A. Stoddard are
in the city from Ontario today, on busi-
ness
Mrs. Lieurance and children are
visiting relatives at Bowbells North
Dakota.
Have you seen the new bear skin"
cloaks for little folks at FL. d. Williams
& Co's2
"A large line of fur-lined caps await
| your inspection in all shapes and colors
at The Boston.
The News says Coon Valley has
another industry brick yard operated
by Marcus Sather.
-Messrs. Tom Anderson and Otto
| Otteson took vacation of few days
on the Mississippi.
Attorney Ray Graves of Sparta,
! spent couple of days in the city the
| first of the week.
"A choice assortment of ladies' and
| misses skirts at low prices.
THE FAIR SAVING STORE
! Missionary society of the Lutheran
Synod church meets Friday, October 20,
with Mrs a. NJ. Larson.
Artistic designs and beautiful color
effects will be seen in an endless variety
of millinery at Mrs. Norris store.
Now is the time to get your duck
clothing at low prices.
THE FAIR SAVING STORE.
Miss GoIdie Glenn is keeping books
| and doing stenographic work in the
office of the Viroqua Lumber Company
Better outing, better blankets, bet
| ter underwear for same money at H. D.
Williams e Co.'S Examine and be con-
WINGED.
-Mrs. Jackson Silbaug!, Is at La
Crosse in attendance upon the national
purity conference, which holds three
| days session.
The Lindemann, Tate, Boston and
| Fair Savings business houses are rep
resented by new advertisements in to-
saa,as4la 5s-zs,. ss4.4 s. s,ssls ~ a
again awakes people these mornings
and our citizens have service of the
electric lighting plant.
Mrs. Ethel Moran and daughter
Ruth, of Wood ward, Oklahoma, are
| visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James Munyon.
-45c, SOC, 90c, 81, 81 10 s1.4S, 81 60,
| So blankets at Fl. D. Williams t5 Co.'S.
| For sale cheap, two large heating
stoves at Fl. D. Williams a. Cos,
Mrs. H. 2. Proctor gave dinner
| party, Saturday evening, in honor of
Mrs r J. Rosenfeld of portage, who is
visiting relatives and friends in the city.
For sale, farm of 160 acres, located
81 miles southwest of Viroqua, 80 acres
! improved. For particulars communi
cate with N, G Weeden, Viroqua, Wis.
Our large sale of suits and overcoats
still continues. The reason for this is
that they are right in make fit and price
BLUE FRONT STORE
Good roads cost money but bad ones
cost great deal more. This fact Is
better understood than formerly, but is
not yet practically acted on to anything
like the necessary extent.
What's become OF the old-fashioned
woman, who, whan she was going to
take ride, bathed ner feet and put on
clean stockings so that she would look
all right in case of an accident2
-Cashton Odd Fellows are to enjoy
q big competitive hunt tomorrow, in
| which every resident member of the
lodge is to take part The losers will
provide game supper and entertain
ment.
Mr.. James Arnold of Madison, spent
week in this city with his uncle, s I.
Arnold and other relatives. Mr. Arnold
| is d member of the capital c ~ prlice
force
Harvey Owen, who has been EN-
ployed in the Argus office ut De SOTO
for some months past, is again at his
home in this city
-Messrs. Ernest Kuehn, Jose ph b ,ett-
rer and Elm er Davis went down to the
Mississippi, yesterday, for Il few days
hunting of the elusive duck
Il G. Schot nberger and o Ell. Lal
son. president and secretary respectively,
of the Utica Insurance Company, were
in the city on official business, Monday
One of the important passengers TO
arrive ON the Southeastern express,
Sunday morning, was atull. blood Jersey
COW, purchased by Will Lindemann at
Galeshurg, Illinois.
4. 4LLs. JObn QuSiJIl VI w ESt
Prairie, mourn the loss of their infant
daughter, age four months. Funeral
services were held from the Southwest
Prairie church, Friday, October 70
Monday, October both, new classes
in all departments of the Viroqaa Busi-
ness College. Special rates to those who
enter school on that date
VIRCQUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Gloves and mittensl The largest
and most complete line Of mems and
boys working gloves and mittens. warm
gloves and mittens, dress gloves and
mittens. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Miss Rebecca Paine of Rusk Cor
ners, died suddenly from stroke Of
paralysis last Friday Funeral was
held Saturday. She was sixty thee
years old and came to the county with
her family over fifty years ago
Presiding Elder Vance preached in
the Meth dist church, Friday evening,
and mad opportunity - m7st many Il
bis h,ek Ia this charge oi b.. uag di :
trict Monday thr I4rtert conference
work was cleared up ~ Ssqibg
! -Don't forget the ruulmsge - = thi-
week Saturday aud following sio1d-.
to be held IN Bill SLliths imlHHrI '