Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-18

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Price is what talks at Lindemann' 5
clothing department.
Mayor Cofliand has again been cen
fined to his home by sickness,
Il ndemann's for good clothing at
low prices. Call and take a look.
Let Robt. Arnold figure on your
lumber bill at Thayer's new yard
Melvin Steenburg was in Milwau-
kee the first of the week buying goods.
For sale or rent, 8 six'room cottage
and t~o lots. Inquire Of Ben Williams,
John P. Riley advertises his Ava
lanche farm for sale in to day < CENSOR.
Andrew J. johnson supports the
SWEETEST turnout in the city, an elegant
new cutter.
George Allen returned Tuesday,
from visit with his brother who re-
sides atSpooner
Hon Henry johnson of Oconto
county, spent Sunday at Westby with
Assemblyman Dahl.
Miss Sadie Wolfe will give evening
lessons in Hardanger fillet and Tenner-
life lace. Phone so.
-pcl't buy a barrel Of apples until
You have inspected a. D. Williams 81
Go and get their low prices,
-Schall, the piano tuner from LIS
Crosse, is expected here soon. Leave
orders at Browns music store.
If You are going to build house,
barn or any building don't fail to see
John E Nuzum, the lum herman
Special values in high class furs
Prices extremely low, quality and style
considered, at TATE's BIG STORE:
WHAT'S become of the old fashioned
man who swore like a pirate while
scolding his little boy for swearing?
The ladies aid society Of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs
Otto Otteson, Thurs day, January gosh.
Stop emitting your logs into wood.
Thayer buys them for cash for much
more than the wood will bring when
cat
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office Miss Matte TOnson. d S. Rog.
ers, NJ. Rockford, Walter Scott Christ
Stram.
The heaviest individual tax payer
in Richland Center is Mr. a. Fl. Kraus-
kop. who contributes over 81 600 10 the
tax burden.
The Sentry says that some of the
best sawlogs ever seen in that section
are being delivered to the mill there the
present winter
W D. Lind and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. P. Proctor went to Hills
boro, on Monday, to attend the funeral
Of Chas J Lind
The finest aud most costly entertain
ment ever brought to the city, the great
Cleveland orchestra, Opera house, Fri
day January 27.
Get farm bulletin at the CENSOR
ohce, They are full. from front to last
page with useful and instru tive read
r.5 sra ss.ss,eesso1s.
The musical entertainment at Opera
house, January 81. costs the citizens
lecture association $3.50, and you will get
your moneys worth.
james Treseder and son Sheldon, Of
Viola, made a business trip to Lady
smith, last week They expect to en-
gage In the grocery business there.
Tie ladies aid society of the North
West Prairie Lutheran church, meets
with MRS. Allen Hal..rson, Wednesday,
January 25th, Everyone welcome.
Eugene D Albert, one of the worlds
greatest pianists, is making a tour Of
this country and Mexico. He will play
the compositions Of Bach and Beethoven.
Blue Front bargains. Suits that sold
for $l9 reduced to SIS. SIS to $l3, $12. so
TO $40, $40 to $3.50 All mp to date first
class merchandise. Big reduction in
overcoats.
One of the most attractive gilt
edge" business signs in the city j. that
thrown 10 public gaze in front of JOS
Boehrer's jewelry store-a large watch,
handsome in design and catchy
For sale, two Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels; four Buff Wyandotte
cockerels; 81 00 each The latter are
fine for q mixed flock
Mrs. L. r GOTT, Viroqua, r. r. D 4
There are lots Of things in this world
that money caLuot bay, such as health.
honor reputation, character Trade off
any one Of these for wealth, and you are
a lOser-a great loser Neiilsville Times.
Hans K Hapson,a q deaf mute from
Tomahawk IS visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in this vicinity, Mr., Hanson is an
expert hunter and holds the record for
killing wolves in the northern part OF
the state
The Viola Iutellicencer says that
during the year 1904 Ardo Buchanan of
Webster. sold TO Schroeder Bros, and
the Danforth Company ., 077 dozen eggs,
for which he received 1887 80, or an
average OF 163 cents per aozsn.
Mrs Burkhardt :, who has heen caring
for her son, Gilbert. who Just passed
through severe attack Of typhoid fever,
returned to her home near Rising Sun.
She desires to express gratitu9e to
friends for assistance rendered during
the long period
On Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week Ontario will be honored with a
statt farmers institEoe Ontario j.
well ituated for such i school and there
I l. no 'lOu6t that her citizens viii take
| the steps to make it q success in attend.
/ ance The institute managers Will dc
! the rest
J The sGpreme court OF the United
sststea has decided that q West Point
/ cadet il not On army officer, and a Penn
sglvanla judge mas decided that q hen Il
/ not ~ snima, An exchange SAYS il
+ m"y be- necessary to escqblish a nstiona
/ tribunal TO determine who's who anl
what's vhas
/ "A E Mason Of Red Mound. Is among
/ those pgosp rcus farmers east Of rhi
yiii8e= vrha believes in providing tn,
! best ot comforts for their families an(
/ duiiay Fbe past ansuulu completed II
I eTse,511 Il % new Us~~ll5ng bo1se On hi