Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-01
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The fRest line of china glassware
and crockery at Townevs.
Mrs. Joseph P1iver is spending sew
eral weeks in Minnesota.
MIR. e NJ Rogers is shopping in
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. Coffiand returned from several
weeks sojourn in Ohio.
j. w. Groves, of Madison, spent a
couple of days in this city.
Ed Norris leaves this week to accept
position with an orchestra.
C o. Andrews and family have re-
moved from Faribault to st. Paul
The Misses Harrison and Waller of
La Crosse, spent Sunday in Viroqua.
For &c, &c. Sc, 10c, lie, 12c per yard
outings, go to II. D. Williams g Co.
Car Severson purchased, of Mrs.
Coe, thD south lot of her residence loca-
tion.
Aid society of Brookville will meet
with Mrs. Philip Biddison on the 9th in
slant.
Have you seen the new "bear skin"
cloaks for little folks at H. D. Williams
& Co's2
-Springvilis W. G. T. U. will meet
| with Mrs. Ellen Post on Thursday, Nov
ember 8
"A large line of fur-lined caps await
your inspection in all shapes and colors
at The Boston.
Mrs. Mason has removed from the
Tate tenement bouse to the Hubbell res
idence on north Main street,
-Bloomingdale cooperative cream
| cry association will hold its annual meet
inS on Saturday of this week at 1:30
Artistic designs and beautiful color
effects will be seen in an endless variety
| of millinery at Mrs. Norris store.
-Soren Larson was appointed mem
Der of the Westby village council to sue
ceed Henry Nerisop, who resigned.
The Southeastern road ran stock
train on Tuesday morning, taking ont
fourteen cars of cattle, sheep and hogs
Better outing, better blankets, bet
ter underwear for same money at H D.
Williams & Cos. Examine and be con-
vinced.
Sam Ellefson has purchased the
stock of implements of A. D Helgeson,
and the goods have been moved to the
business place of the purchaser.
Originality in design, make, fit and
quality are the characteristics of our
suits and overcoats
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
congregational aid society will be
entertained by Misses Matte Smith and
Winifred Baldwin. at the home of the
latter ON Wednesday, November Sth
There will be services at the Luth-
eran Synod church Sunday. 1890 in the
Norwegian language, and in the even
ing at 7:30 in English All who do not
worship elsewhere are W. Icome
Il wish to reduce .nr winter stock of
millinery rs low as %. o.eible and will
offer all triInmed haas, faGev feathers
and ostrich far below value
MYRTLE WISE
You will be benefited, both intel.
lectually and fins ncially, by entering the
word forming contest in which fine
piano will be given away, absolutely
free, by the Brown Music Company.
Write FOR particulars.
Baker Nelson has removed his bak-
cry and restaurant TO the newly located
Tate building, adjoining Swiggum's
tailor shop Perry, the fresh candy and
lunch man, will occupy the building va.
Gated by Mr. Nelson. on the Randall
corner.
Ontario Relief Corps ladies have
purchased for the post at that place
fine American flag, which will be pre-
sented to the old veterans by Depart
ment Commander Copeland, on the oc-
casion of his approaching visit there.
The city board of education is fit
ting an additional room in stone school
building where another grade and teach
er will be installed with the opening of
the new year. Congested condition in
one or more departments has necessi-
tated this move.
The entire instructional force of the
Viroqua schools, fifteen in all, attended
the big educational meeting held at
Sparta last Thursday to Saturday. They
report an interesting am beneficial ses-
sion. Because of absence of teachers
our schools were closed on Friday.
Ontario village is place where fra
ternal relations are frequently recog
nized. Recently the members of the
Odd Fellows lodge gave brother, L
Wallace, surprise on his sixty sixth
anniversary, and besides expressions of
regard was presented with easy chairs
for himself and wife.
Scott Curtis and wife will leave,
next Monday, for Mobile, Alabama, for
visit with the family of Ezra w.
Shreve. A few weeks since Mrs. Shreve
was stricken with paraly sis Lon Cur
tis will have charge of mis- brothers res
taurant and pool room during his ab.
sence.
During the late Grand Army en-.
campment at Denver, for the first time
in forty years, Mrs Elsie Bliss of Reads
town, met brother and two sisters, and
held reunion with forty kindred Mrs
Bliss and sister wuo went TO The rail.
road station to meet her, remained all
night in the depot without recognizing
eaNh other.
The shipment of sheep from this
section and county is not good omen,
we take it, except that unusual prices
are paid AT the Southeastern yards
alone, in this city, last Monday, /, 400
head we're delivered ]. More than QUE
third of these were repurchased by vi
ola parties and will be kept in the coan-
try.
The open season for deer begins on
the morning of November II; it will be
lawful to ship on the 18th The last
day of the open season will be November
80 and the last day for shipping is De-
cember 3td Game waIdens are beilg
sent north now to see that no deer huUt-
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