Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
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-February 1Oth is the date


G. Il. Edwards.
Money to loan on real estate. In
quire of G. 81. Minshall.
-Willet Morrison was down from
Trout Falls for few days
The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towner's.
Sound Early Ohio potatoes zoe per
bushel at n. d. Williams q Co.
Buy your dress goods at our closing
out sale. TATE's BIG STORE.
F. M Baker of Harmony, was a
business caller in our city last Thursday.
Save money by purchasing your
winter goods at Tate's closing Cut sale
Dolls of every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ners.
Hon. A Fl. Dahl and wife spent
Saturday night in this city, guests of DR..
and Mrs. Surenson.
Best all wool Ingram carpets at SOC
per yard at our closing out sale.
TATE'S BIG STORE.
Mrs. S. w. Moore is spending few
weeks at the home of her son, s. o.
Moore, near Springville.
DIR. Albert Bouffisur, wife and little
daughter came from Chicago to spend
Sunday with the "old folks at home.
Phone forty four for flour Price
reduced on all our three patents.
Fl. d. WILLIAMS & Co.
Bargains in couchesl $15 couches
for $12, $14 so couches for 81 50, and s.
couches for Sc so. FRo1LAN1 & VIC,
-Messrs d. Lindemann an9 Chris E
Berge entertained few frierds at 900"
at the home of the forrIer on Friday
evening last.
For sale, a span of well matched
gelding colts. full brothers, two and
three years OLD ED. A. ELY,
Viroqua, Route s
Our former well.known citizen,
George Parson, writes from thinner.
man, Minnesota, that he Is well pleased
with his new home.
For sale, one buff Leghorn rooster,
three buff Wyandotte cockerels.
MRS L r. GOTr Viroqua,
Route
Our great reduction sale is bringing
us many customers. The goods and the
prices cannot help but please.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Our entire stock must be closed out.
You have the best opportunity to buy
seasonable goods at our closing out
prices. TATE's BIG STORE
We now have our new 1906 dress
ginghams, the famous sea island per-
Gales, Arnold's wool batiste fancy novel
ties in summer dress goods at n. D.
Williams g. Co.'S.
g. +. Smith came from Stavely,
Alberta province, Canada, to pass a
week with relatives and friends Fran K
is we'll pleased with conditions and prot- :
poets iT his new home.
Call at Froiland & Wigs furniture
store during our special clearance SALE
beginning Saturday, February 3, and
continuing for one week Rare bargains
offered on our entire line
Henry Simonson of Sterling, deliv-
cred his '04 and '05 tobacco crops on Sat
urday BE recently purchased forty
acres out of the Dave Joseph farm near
Victory, and will take possession in
March.
At the remarkable age of eighty. six
years the father of Circuit Judge Fruit
died at the home in Grant cuunty, where
the family has resided from the early
days of Wisconsin, and where our Judge
was born,
rural schools arrived in the city, Mon
day. He accompanied Supt. Gardner,
Judge Mahoney and Prof Colburn to
La Fargo to attend the convention of
school officers,
-Lindemann's clothing department
leads in up-to date clothing. New goods
at old prices-no 25 and so per cent dis
counts; one price to all. Our goods
speak for themselves Look us over,
our time is yours.
William J. Van Zant died at Vic
tory, January Is. after a brief Illness,
aged 70 years. He had been resident
of the DeSoto section since the early
fifties citizen much respected. A wife
son and two daughters survive.
~-Jo Rosenthal, the we'll known late
distributor of Yankee notions through
ont this section, has returned to his first
love, the gents furnishing business, rep
resentiDg Milwaukee house, with nor
thern Wisconsin and southern Michigan
his field of operation.
--Chas s. Slack IL Co. will from now
on sell their present stock of new bob
sleds and cutters at reduced price for
cash or on time until November l, 1906,
without interest. Now is your chance,
Mr.. Customer. Get busy and hike to
Chas s. Slack & Co.'S. warehouse.
We have Just sdied to our stock,
], 1000 Edison gold moulded records for
the phonograph. There are no records
produced as perfect as the genuine Edi-
SON. We shall take pleasure in giving
You fine concert If you will call at our
store We are open evenings until .
O'Clock. BROWN MUSIC Co.
The CENSOR's news pages are espe-
cially rich in acceptable reading matter
and news from the state capitl Among
the selections will be foubd the program
for tobacco growers asscci4'i N TO be
held in the state house rtSt e'k, his
torical sketches by Colonel WaEous,
statement of state asses amsn' against
! it's railroads, renewed ar'i"n lobing to
building of new cap''" legal points
concerning estates th & fall to the state,
etc
The farmers vstch, the railrosl
mans watch, or the IN chanic's watch
must be dust-defying That means that
the case must be dust.proof in fact as
we'll as in theory. Dust PARTICLES are
small-so small, in fact, that they work
into ordinary cases. But in q screw be.
eel, solid-back case, it is different, SO
| different that not the smallest amount
| of dust can get into the works We