Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
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Charming November weather.

Mrs. G. w. Graves is spending the
week in Chicago.
For big bargains In millinery go to
Mrs. A. o. Larson's.
The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towner's.
Immense line of gloves and mittens
at The Boston.
Mrs. L. Fl. Glenn has gone to Colby
to visit her daughter.
-Underwear-all kinds at all prices.
TIE BOSTON.
200 fur coats on sale at Lindemann
& Co.'S clothing department.
For rent, house and barn H.
quire of VIM. Webb.
Henry johnson has accepted posi-
tion with c. J. Severson d Co.
-Kratchwil's Swiss milk chocolates
for sale by all Viroqua dealers.
The best wool underwear for % a
suit at the Blue Front Store.
The Southeastern has added new
engine to Its rolling equipment.
&c and 7c calicos for &c yard at our
closing out sale. TATE'S BIG STORE.
Banker Henry Lindemann has been
confined to the house for several days.
BY score of 81 to IA, Hillsboro foot
ball team defeated Reedsburg military
combination.
You can get either bran or shorts,
this week cheap at 81. d. WILLIAMS &
CO. S
Mrs. F. M. OHM came from osh-
kosh to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. w. Smith.
Ladies dongola lace shoes, dull top,
50 quality, selling now for $1.4 at our
closing out sale. TATE'S BIG STORE.
&C. w. Reeve returned from South
Dakota. He will be at his old post in
Towner's store for the winter.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman went to Hills
boro to spend the winter with her aged
mother, who Is somewhat infirm.
--Drs. Esch and Chase of La Fargo,
were in the city, Friday and Saturday,
on professional business.
--Chas. Moore, Aaron Glass, John and
LATE Sutherland of Kickapoo, are north
trailing deer
"A man we'll satisfied is not stand
ing ad but walking and talking one.
We have many such. THE BOSTON.
Attorney Tolrud spent Sunday in
Ia Crosse with his wife, whom he re-
ports as convalescing.
Save So to 81 on your winter coat
by purchasing at our closing out sale.
TATE'S BIG STORE
Joel Nuzum and wife are off for %
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Chas
Storer, at Lennins. Missouri.
Lost, in front of the residence of
Scot Curtis, shawl Finder please
leave at house.
Why not buy your felt shoes, rub
bers or overshoes now while the sizes
are yet unbroken2 THE BOSTON.
What's become of the old fashioned
woi nan who used the parlor stove in the
summer time to hide things in?
The most complete line Of mission
rockers vet shown, now on display at
Steenberg's furniture store.
John E Nelson is now a licensed
embalmer, having received his diploma
from the state board of health last week.
Mr.. John Butcher of Union town,
was at the county seat, Monday, trans
acting matters in probate court.
AT Gays Mills last Tuesday, w. E
Rounds lost his right hand by having it
severed in his planning mill.
Viola teachers and students made
an exam.n bion and exploration of
cave few miles south of that place that
they pronounce natural wonder.
w. p Shilling has completed drill
ing we'll on the farm of Fred Lewis in
the town Of Kickapoo at depth of four
hundred feet.
Make note of it, that November
49, Sunday, 1905 was so pleasant in
weather conditions that people had
pleasure rides in city and country.
Mrs. Samuel Henry took her de-
parture for Minneapolis to remain with
her daughter and family till after the
holidays.
Will McGill of Franklin, last FRI
day, went to Sawyer county on business
and expects also to have little fun
hunting deer.
p. P. Strcmstad and Adolph G. Brye
of Coon Valley, were in the city, last
Saturday, to attend the stock sale and
transact other business.
DIR. John Ii. Chase and W. d Dyson
left for Milwaukee, by Sundays noon
train, 30 spend the week in acquiring
the Scottish Rights degrees in Masonry.
Thomas Latimer, postmaster and
merchant at Genoa, spent Monday in
the county seat. He reports good busi-
ness conditions in the Mississippi towns
M. B Glenn was in the city from
Clinton, enroute to Stevens Point, where
he will remain till completing his course
at business college.
John Trapp and family moved here
from Tomah and occupy one of N. B.
Smiths tenement houses. Mr.. Trapp
will sell household proprietary goods.
Notwithstanding busy conditions
with farmers, Viroqua streets are daily
crowded with business callers from the
country and surrounding villages.
Don't put off bying that suit or over
coat. Buy it now while the assortment
is yet at its best. as you know you will
need 1t sometime The BOLTON.
Thirty neighbors of Christ Holte of
Coon, gave him surprise on recent
evening, presenting him with a purse
of $190, to reimburse him for misfor-
tunes experienced the past season.
james s. Treseder has been chosen
trustee to close up the financial affairs
of n. Fl. Burger. the Viola banker mer-
chant who recently made an assignment
for the benefit Of creditors.
$ X. Curry and wife of Clinton,
spent a couple of days with Virogua
relatives Mr.. Curry says he alone Is
left among the old settlers who composed
his neighborhood forty years at'o.