Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-08
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Thanksgiving, November SO.

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Additional local on LAST page.
Mr.. w. D. Horton is critically i'll.
Mrs Otto Davis visited at Retreat.
Window glass and putty at Tow.
ner's.
Capt. Sllbaugh was an Ontario bust.
ness caller.
Jerry Nelson is clerking at the Fair
Savings store.
Work in the Bear Creek mines is
about to be resumed.
The best wool underwear for 50 q
suit at the Blue Front Store.
Special stock trains were run from
Viroqua on both roads, Monday.
-Kratchwil's Swiss milk chocolates,
for sale by all Viroqus dealers.
Frank Riley returned from the west,
after an absence OF several weeks.
Timmerman'e Ontario crew ara put.
ing in an iron bridge near Sparta.
-Frreh eggs are worth 81 cents dcz
en- at H. d. WILLIAMS q Cos. store.
Money to loan on real estate securi-
ty apply to Bait d Butt, Viroqua.
Reed Hunt has evered his connsc-
ttoL . Will AhC ASOcNOlA SitthAne. l1OuEC.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Nc Williams Wis
tied o Il. Owen and family at Ontario.
Gustav Olson, one of Cashton's old
est and most respected residents, is lead.
-You can get either bran or iorts,
this week cheap at H d. WILLIAMS &
Co IS
Veteran Nelson Davenport has gone
to Ne braska to pass the winter with his
daughters
Lost, near Smith mound, milk cans
marked N Mateson. Please leave at
CENSOR Office.
Mr. and Mrs J. s Treseder of Viola,
spent Sunday in the city with Supt and
Hrs Gardner
Mrs. ] G. Btokaw of Missouri, is
visiting the old home and relatives al
or near Rockton.
Miss Lulu Cushing. teacher in the
Readstown echools, was caller in the
city on Saturday.
John Stoll tells the CENSOR that he
has purchased over three thousand sheep
so far this season.
Miss Aleda Olson left the first of
the week to accept a position as stenog-
rapher in Illinois.
The most complete line of mission
rockers vet shown, now on display at
Steenberg's furniture store.
John Wilson of Stark, is about to
move 20 one of the Dakotas. where he
has rented 400-acre farm.
"A wolf pc ssing the home of Frank
SteiDmetZ of Bear Greek, at MONDAY,
was shot by that gentleman.
Station Agent Boyle was confined
to his home by sickness portion of last
week. He is on duty again.
DO not fail to read 81. D. Williams
S5 CO. g locals in this edition of the paper.
Each and every one money saver
-Wilbert Wilson has been appointed
clerk of Whitestown to fill vacancy
caused by removal north of Clerk Grit
fith.
= Miss Marguerite Morse was elected
president of the Arena, young ladies
literary society, at Steven Point Nor
NAL
Steady, industrious young man
wants place to work for his board and
attend school in Viroqua. Notify CEN
SoR tffice
Ladies Society of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet, Friday after
noon, Mt Samuel Henden's place. All
welcome.
All wool French hannels, just the
thing for waist or dress, in plain col
ors, our special price 25 cents at II. d.
Williams & Co.'S
Attention is directed to the adver.
tisement of horses wanted, which ap
pears in another column. November
the 18th is the date.
The vernis. martin and oxidized fin
ish on metal beds is all the rage Al
this class of goods
All members of the Viroqua Odd
Fellow lodge ara requested TO be present
ut next 8 ,turday nights meeting. Busi-
ness of Importance.
Saturday evening of this week g
chicken pie social will be given at Lib
erty church, Rusk Coiptrs, to which
everybody is invited
Mrs Carrie Tate has taken rooms
in Mrs. Van Wagner's residence. Prof
Cook and family occupy the house va
Gated by Mrs. Tate,
DIR. Smith of Gays Mills, departed
for an overland trip to Colorado, finding
it necessary to make change in climate
during the winter months.
-Springville Methodist aid wi meet
with Mrs Bert Gardner, Thursday
November 16, for dinner If the day il
stormy will meet Friday.
We are still selling the handmade
Weyenberg shoes. We have them in
the high cut better than boot.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
There will be shadow sociable al
the new school house in the Van Wag
oner district, Saturday evening, Nov,
11th Proceeds to buy bell.
John T Clancy and wife, who were
long time attaches at the county asy
lum, have moved to Kickapoo town and
taken charge Of the old home farm.
Delicious and toothsome are those
Swiss milk chocolates, manufactured by
the celebrated La Crosse confectioner
Kratchwill Ask your dealer for them
Prof. Colburn;of this city, was chos
en- vice president of the Southwestern
Educational association, which recer W
closed a successful and profitable sessiolI
at Sparta.
George James, who was about to
remove to the Philippines from LaFarge,
has abandoned the project and will en-
gage with 81. A. Lop' hard in locating
settlers western bound.
Labor Commissioner Beck arrived
in the city from Madison on Sunday.
He shipped from LaFarge CIV present
cd to him by his mother before her death
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