Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-05

This white shroud shall cover himi
December.
The CENSOR wears clean new
gown today.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
-Kratchwils Swiss milk chocolates
for sale by all dealer. Try them.
Eleven dead and 104 severely injured
is this years football casualties.
Pure fresh-ground buckwheat flour.
A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
Robert Condie spent his Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at his home in Menomonie.
-Supt. and Mrs. Gardner entertained
a party of friends, last Thursday even
ing.
&C. J. DeJean of La Fargo, was a
business caller in Viroqua, last Satur-
day.
-Towners's holiday goods are nearly
all in and ready for inspection. Come
and see.
Mr.. Fulton of Hudson, passed
Thanksgiving with the family of John
K. Nuzum.
-Mesdames E. M. Rogers and w. d.
Dyson went to Chicago to witness the
''Streets of Paris. y
Buy your watches from watch
maker. That what we are.
JOS Bochrer, Jeweler.
Robert Hammer and wife of Hills
boro, were guests of Mrs. 0. B.
Wyman for few days.
Genial Thos. Nottingham called on
Virooua friends on Saturday last, while
returning from Gays Mills.
1 have some fine Barred Plymouth
cockerels and pullets for sale. 81 each.
H. E. Rogers.
-Kratchwils "Maple Bitter Sweet"
are the very acme OF excellence All
leading confectioners sell them. 'hig'
-Ch ster Silbaugh came from Min
neapolis to spend several days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Silbaugh.
Let Tibbitts-Cameron figure on
that new barn or shed of yours. We
make speciality of barn and shed lum-
ber
Mrs. Allard Smith returned to her
Chicago home, last Friday, after visit
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. c. M.
Butt
Mr.. George A Hull, former citi-
zen of Viola, for several years busl-
ness man of Ladysmth, died OF typhoid
fever.
Prof. A. E. Smith and wife of
Cashton, spent the Thanksgiving vaca-
"a Il. M mt h c
mother, Mrs. nj. E. Odgen.
For sale, Berkshire Goar hogs, one
being two and one-half years old and
two six months old. Lloyd Smith.
Yiroqua, Route No. 3.
State Treasurer Datl has moved
his family from Westby to Madison,
where they will remain during his
term of office.
Messrs. and Mesdames C. F. Dahl,
A. Lindemann and W. 7. Colburn were
the entertainers at the whist club, last
Friday evening.
Editor Squier of the Tomah Jour
nal. was in the city on business on Mon
day. The CENSOR acknowledges
fraternal call.
Mrs. Mary j. johnson has sold her
residence in the northern part of the
city to Mrs. Maria Nelson and has NOV
ed to Prairie du Chen.
Miss Marie Hecktoen, teacher at
Monroe. and DIR. Ludwig Hecktoen and
family of Chicago, passed thanksgiving
a. the old Westby home.
Wood saving done on short notice.
Clll at Chas. S. Slack Il Co.'S, or in
0,1ire of Knut Anderson who has charge
OF their wood-sawing outfit.
Mrs. Grant Pierce has accepted a
nosition as clerk in the w. +. Linde-
mann department store and commenced
work there, last Monday.
WHY buy trouble by getting poor
gasoline engine. See the New way
air-cooled and the Fuller & Johnson OPP
en- Jacket engines at Chas. S. Slack u
Co.'S.
Towner has made changes in his
store. adding largely to his floor space
for exhibiting his holiday stock which
has been extensively increased in all
lines.
Gov. and Mrs. J. o. Davidson an
nopnce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Mabel to Fredrick G. lnbusch of
Milwaukee. Miss Davidson has many
Young friends in Viroqua.
You can save money by placing
vonr bin for lumber with US. We aim
TO make every purchaser living adver-
tiser of our business.
The Tibbits-Cameron Co.
of Ernest Wray Oneal the Ashton
0llinois) Gazette has the following to
.sav. s'He is an eloquent talker, a deep
thinker. a close reasoner and a pro-
found logician. Don't fail to hear him
at Onera hall, Tuesday, December IL,
at s O'Clock p. m.
H C. Skow has disposed of his un-
aartaLing business to Edward Wig and
viii locate elsewhere. Mr.. and Mrs;
Skov have been in our city for several
Years and made many friends. We are
sorry to lose them but wish them sue
cess in the new location.
That part of Labor Commissioner
Reek' report pretaining to oco-operatlve
stores should have a special interest tor
the people of Wisconsin. Mr.. Beck states
that there are 333 cooperative stores
in tbe United States and pronounces
them a total failure. Wisconsin oc-
eupies third place in the list, having
only thirty OF them.
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