Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-15
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Ed Severson is employed at the
Boston Clothing House.
Modern Woodmsn have no assess
ment for November.
John Griffin returned home, Sunday
morning, from his eastern visit
Henry Huschka and wife are visit
ing relatives at Mason City, Iowa.
Fine furs at low prices Must close
them out TATE'S BIG STORE
"A fur robe, found on the highway,
awaits an owner at the CENSOR office.
Mrs e. W Hsz.n visited for sever
al days in Milwaukee and Chicago
--G, and 7c c4liccs for DC yard our
closing ont sale TATEs BIG STORE
Money to lon on real estate securi-
ty. Apply to Bait & Butt. Viroqua.
Roll call at the meeting of the East
ern Star was avery pleasant affair Toes
day night.
Save So TO 81 on your winter coat
by purchasing at our closing ont sale.
TATE'S BIC STORE.
-Mesdames Albion Lindemann and J.
II Chase we're La Crosse visitors on
Monday. sass e.a.,s
~ w 81 pei CCAh HdtCO ny DuICud5@
ing Your hosiery end underwear at our
closing ont sale Mates BIG STORE.
Mrs Ed Culver went to Mime
apolis to join. Mr.. Culver and spend the
winter.
: Roy Harris is visiting brother in
Sawyer county. He is accompanied by
his wife sse laoty
"A few overcoats sizes 35 to 80 at
oh half Aris A horRofp
The Blue Front Store
Mr.. and Mrs Austin of La Fargo,
were guests at the home of Alderman,
J f. Parker.
bargains ia wool and cotton blank.
cts at our closing ont sale.
TATE'S BIG STORE.
Mr.. Morris of La Fargo, has organ
ized singing school at Rusk Corners
with membership of forty odd.
j. w. Haughton and wife and
George Groves were over from Viola on
Sunday TO visit relatives.
-Erastus McLees left for Oklahoma
territory, with the view of locating there
for the practice OF law.
You can get ladies fur lined coat
for SIS, sold every where for $25, at
81. d. WILLIAMS & Cos.
Station Agent Theodore Lokken, of
Westby, was a caller in Viroqua, be-
tween trains, on Friday ~ z W
Country roads were well-nigh i'm.
passable the past week. Snow, nightly
freezing and heavy travel has kept them
very pad
Ladies' dongols lace shoes, dull top,
So quality, selling now for 81 40 at our
II 8 10 CnnDy
Grandma Rayner celebrated her
eighty-first anniversary by inviting u
few friends to spend an afternoon with
her. -
Mrs. Draper, former Readstown
woman, and sister Of Mrs. c. M. Poff,
died from apoplexy in Arkansas, Octo-
Der 20. ~ e =
Mics Malena Hansen is spending
her vacation at home. She has been
employed with the Westby Times for
the last year.
DIR. Surenson and her husband ac-
companied Mrs. Thos. A Tolrud to
La Crosse hospital, on Monday, where
she goes for treatment.
IF in need of a-trunk,- suit ~case.-
travelling bag or telescope go to The
Blue Front Store Three times the
largest selection in the city. Prices the
lowest. 4 - A .seCotf19nd % Ellefson.
Grandma Proctor returned from
Minnesota with Mrs. JOS Pulver and
will make her home, this winter, with
Mrs Ed Minshall.
Lars Kalvestran paid yisit to his
mother at Avalanche and was in the
city on Saturday He is student at
Decorah Luther college.
A. B. Stevens, eyesight specialist,
will be at JOS Boehrer's, jeweler, next
Monday and Tuesday, November 20
and 81. Satisfaction guaranteed. S-.t
Next Sunday morning at 1880 Rev.
Gulbrandson will conduct confirmation
service in the Viroqua United Lutheran
church. Quite large class will be con-
firmed. *e
-Crawford county has been tom up
over reported kidnapping affair, which
turns out to be a case Of a school girl
leaving the home of her guardian to
seek another home. s----~.,.---.------- -
Mrs. G. M. Bennett is spending a
week at home in this city. She is CIV
ing her time and energy to bIiljing up
the Mystic Workers order in different
parts of the state. t'5'-s 0I3ts4f
s.~s a. II. Kroskop, the Ricnland Cen
ter breeder. shipped in one consignment
1856 head of fine Durham steers that aver:
aged 1000 pounds. They were shipped
to Illinois breeders.
Mrs. G. A. Tenney of Retreat, re-
ceived raws of the accidental death of
her brother, Hiram Ramsey, who met
death in the ,aountains of Idaho, by
some means yet unknown.
Mrs. William Haughton goes to
Madison, tomorrow, to spend the winter
with her daughter Katherine. They
will occupy the home of Col. and Mrs.
Casson while they are in Washington.
If you have troublesome eyesight
consult A. b. Stevens, optician and re-
fractionist, at Jos Boehrer's, jeweler,
next Monday and Tuesday, November
20 and 81 Return visit every month.
AT the farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Eyerson, in Franklin, this after
noon, their daughter Miss Ida, viii be
married to Sever e. Larson A large
party of relatives and friends are invited
guests
The frat Of series of club dances
was given at the opera house, Friday
night The membership ls above forty.
The young peoples excellent orchestra,
under direction of Ed. Norris, is to pro-
vide music.
Harry z Willing, late of this city,
has secured fine position with an Ohio
manufacturing and electrical company,
as superintendent of their works sOn
completing his university courte harry