Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-15
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For rsnt, house and barn. In
quife of VIM. Webb.
Miss Ida Sviggum returned home
after four months sojourn in Canada.
Mrs. Bates has sold her house in
Second ward to Chris. Ostrem.
200 fur coats on sale at Lindemsnn
& Cos clothing department.
The best wool underwear for 81 q
suit at the Blue Front Store
Mrs Il. E Packard spent some day s
at Portage with Mrs. Rosenfeld.
! The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towners.
Ernest Brown, wife and son Free
man. were down from Cashton to spend
Sundsy AtA
Our price today is % cents for eggs.
If market is higher we give you the ad-
vantage. n. d. WILLIAMS 81 Cos
MIR. and Mrs. E 81. Warner, of Har-
Emony, visited friends and did business
here today.
Congregational ladies will hold their
annual fair December 9th at Relief
Corps hall
/ "A large line of fur-lined caps await
your inspection in all shspes and colors
at The Boston.
Missionary society of the Lutheran
SYNOD church meets. Friday, November
I II, with Mrs Sandsmark. All invited.
Mrs George E. Storer of Liberty,
took the train Friday at this station, for
visit with relatives in Northern Wis
consin. s,,.,o S
congregational aid sorioty will be
entertained by Mesdames Beat and Thos
Ellefson, at the home of ne latter, No
vember2 %.
Originality in design, make, fit and
quality aye the characteristics of our
suits and oyercoats.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
.- Miss Margaret Cotfland returned
from Chicago, where she has for several
weeks been doing work in china paint
ing.
TO our already large stock of mems
and boys shoes we have added COM
plete line of ladies and children's shoes.
THE BOSTON.
Miss Anna Severtson returned home,
Tuesday last, from an extended visit in
the northern and western parts of Min
nesota.
Our large sale of suits and overcoats
still continues. The reason for this !;
that they are right in make fit and price.
E>.-& BLUE FRONT ST ORE
Mr. and Mrs j. a. Chase had for
their guests over Sunday, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Woodhouse and children of Oklahoma,
and Mr.. Nye of Chicago.
Mrs. Walter s. Proctor arrived from
the south on Friday, to be present at the
funeral of the her father, G. W. Law
ton, at LaFarge on Friday.
- WHATS become of the old fashioned
boy who thought that the brass band in
his town was the finest musical organi
zation in existence.
Delicious and tooihsome are those
Swiss milk chocolates, ln4puf 5tured by
the celebrated La Crosss ccufectioner,
Kratchwil ASK your dealer for them
MRS. Reisse of 5Victory, drove over
from that place on Thursday, to do some
shopping She pronounced the roads
the worst she had ever seen them.
You can get either brar or shorts,
this week cheap at a. D. WILLIAMS 6S
Co.'S
Harold Smith returned 20 his home
in this city, last Friday, having spent
the past season in North Dakota, Mon
tana and Canada
VIM. Doian, who had the misfor-
time to lose his farm house by fire near
Rising Sun, has moved here, and with
his family occupy the tenement house of
Ct, W, Nuzum.
"A district convention of the Rebe
kah order was held at La Crosse, at
tended by Mrs 81. j. Suttle of this city,
who was elected secretary for the ensu-
ing year The next convention will be
held In Viroqua.
- Beginning Thursday we will give q
special discount on all ladies cloaks,
walking skirts and furs We must
have the room to display our large line
of holiday goods.
H ID WILLIAMS & Cos.
We hope no person interested will
forget the big combination blooded stock
+ sale 10 be conducted at the fair grounds
next Saturday. A variety of fine ami
mails will be offered. and il is an oppor-
tune chance for farmers and breeders.
q The sheriff and her daughter con-
veyed Mrs. Martha Stevens of Westby,
to the Mendoza asylum on Friday. The
lady is 76 years old, ard attempted to
kill herself with butcher knife, the
| day previous
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Williams and
daughter who visited at Brookville some
two months past enroute to Portland ex-
position, are again in Norton, their
home in Kansas, after journey of 5000
miles and many pleasant visits.
Surveyor Ristow and helpers were
in the city on Sunday. enroute home
from Viola section. where they did sur
veying. Mr. Ristow told the CENSOR
that there was plenty of work ahead for
| him before winter closed in.
"A party of southwestern land SEEK
ers left this place, made up of Andrew
and Tennis Hokland of Springville, and
two Hepler brothers of Clinton, bound
for Missouri. where if satisfied with
conditions, they will probably locate.
Death had large harvest at La
Fargo the past week. At one time there
lay dead five persons, taking the aged
and the young, and no epidemic either
The venerable Chauncy W. LawtoD, the
wife Of Rev. Chandler. Mrs George
Sanford, Mr. Jesse Huston, Mrs. Mary
Blakely.
The juneau County Bank. of Mans.
ton offers cash prize of IS 90 to each
member of the graduating class of 1906
of the Mauetou high school, who. at the
! time of graduation or within three
months after the close of school, holds
/ a first 5ra3e tsaehrrs certificate
/ Save money by purchasing your
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