Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
February 10th is the date.

Secure your seats early
R. w. Baldwin, dentist. Office op.
p,site Vircqua postOffice.
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towners.
Sam Lillis came from Westby to
spend Sunday with his mother.
George Eckhardt went to his Red
Mound farm to strip his tobacco.
-Nr. Ole ] Nustad of Christiana.
was in town on business Tuesday.
- Rev. L. G. jacobson returned from
visit in his native state OF Iowa.
Fine furs at low prices. Must close
them out TATE's BIG STORE
The best in the world, the Gold
Seal" rubber boot for sale at Linde-
mann's.
Sarah. wife of John Compston, died
ia the town of Stark, January 16, aged
10 years.
Ask to see those ladies' % cent sew-
ing rockers at Froiland * Wigs furni-
ture store.
j. II. Seymour and Geo. Fl. Monroe
of Wheatland, we're Saturday callers at
this office.
Retreat creamery association paid
nice dividend to its stockholders the
past season.
Call at headqua rters for bargains
in black sateen petticoats at the Fair
Saving Store.
-Grsat clearing sale of mems and
boys ats and overcoats at the Falr
Savings store
M. J. Sallander, Jacob Aberg, and
I, w Davis were with us for business
purposes Monday.
Viola creamery turned ont 1870, 225
pounds of butter in nine months OF l9Uo.
Receipts S2G, 5G0S3.
Mrs. Aaron Watson has been seri-
ously for the past three weeks, but is
now improving nicely.
Rev. G. T. Buffers was called to To-
NAH, Sunday, to oificiate at the funeral
of former parishioner
There will be a basket social at
Weber school house February 3. All
invited, both old and young.
George Davenport, late brakeman
on the branch road, has accepted posi-
tion with the Southeastern.
100 yards of the new Durham
challies Just received and going at DC per
yard at Il. D. Williams q Cos.
Jerome Gribble moved from Viola
to Missouri They have returned and
will make Viroqua their home
Mr.. Augurum Thompson of Craw-
ford county, spent Sunday in this city
with his sons Thomas and Lewis.
We save you money on carpet rugs
at our closing out sale.
TATE BIG STORE.
The weinberg and Chippenea hand
made shoes for rough wear and hard
knocks For sale at Lindemanns.
Get a home entertainer, genuine
Edison phonograph A full assortment
iust received az Browns Music store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Henry return
ed home from an extended visit at Ap-
ple River, Illinois, and other places.
DO you need hand sled? II so we
can cell you good one for 20 cents
FROILAND & WIG.
-Niss Stella Nuzum returned home
the fret uf the week after spending sew
eral mon hs at Big Timber, Montana,
30 to 25 per cent saved by purchas
ing YOUR hosl-ry and underwear at our
closing ont sale TATE's BIG STORE.
Mrs. Geo f. Clarke is gue,t of her
children ia Milwaukee aud will take
course Of instruction in hospital nuTs-
ing.
For one week we ctfer our 5s out
tngs at Sc; &c outing at SC; Sc outings at
g.: 10c outings at 81 at H. D. Williams
IL Co.'S.
Don't freeze during the night but
90 to Fair Savings store and get 0ne OF
those warm blankets. Regular 65c now
45 cents.
-DeSoto citizens are sgitating the
problem of a tobacco warehouse for that
village. Good thing, neighbors, Push
i. through
-Mesdames J. II. Frazier, Dobson
and John Loveless, Jr , and Miss Jennie
Anderson of Viola. were shopping in
this city, yesterday
The famous ''Viking" boys and chill
dren's suits still going at 30 per cent. re-
duction. Bay them now.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
We inv:l sention to the attractive
advertisement of our new furniture
dealers Messrs Froiland & Wig, success
sors to Melvin Steenberg
so suits, good quality, well made.
One and two only of kind, 90 to 80
per cent discount A rare chance for
We are now showing the new spring
laees and embroideries for 1906 and
ask you to kindly inspect the same.
FL. d WILLIAMS d Co
-ReY. J. E. Sarles of Baraboo, will
preach in the Congregational church.
next Sunday, both morning and evening
at the usual hour. A good attendance
is desired.
Former Senator James c. Officer of
Milwaukee came to pay his regards
TO relatives and friends at the old
Springville home, spending Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Towner, Mr..
and Mrs H. P. Proctor Dr.. and Mrs
Lauder were the entertainers of the
whist club, Tuesday evening, at Relief
Corps hall
-Chss. : S ack ~ Co. are sending ont
disc barrows and spring goods as well as
hob sleds and cutters, and their feed
cookers and fine line of stoTe are sellers
and don't you forget it.
As foot warmer, as means of ap
ulying heat in sickness, and even as a
factor In sleighriding, nothing is better
than hot water bottle and every fam.
tly should have one or more. Prices
from IS cents to 81 80