Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Snow.
Blows hard blizzard

Snow.
Blows hard blizzard.
Supper at Cong. church postponed.
Tobacco paper and twine at Tow
ner's.
Hans p Larson was at Cashton on
business Friday last
r. W. Baldwin, dentist. Office op-
posite Viroqua postoffice.
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towner's.
30 to so per cent discount sale in
full swing at The Boston.
200 fur coats on sale at Lipdemann
tS Co.'S clothing department.
Don't miss Nolan; he is star,
stands alone as story teller
Mrs. 81. Lockington of Victory, was
Viroqua caller on Monday.
Tobacco is coming in in large quan.
titles and good prices prevail.
-Ry Henry came home from Madison
to take down his crop of tobacco.
S. A. Farr visited his sister. Mrs L
A. Herrick, at Sparta over Sunday
-25 fur coats ON sale at prices to
move them quickly at The Boston,
Fine furs at low prices. Must close
them ont TATE's BIG STORE.
-Sylvanus Moore of Harmony, was
business caller in Viroqua on Tuesday.
j w. Lucas has been confined to
the house for few days by the grippe.
Don't fail TO get seasonahle goods
at money saving prices at The Boston.
CSshtOn with Ernest Brown and family.
j e Nelson passed Sunday at Cash
ton, the guest of T. J. Thorson and ia nj
lily.
MIR Isaac w. Smith, who has been
i'll for some weeks, is reported to be i'm
proving
The Blne Front January knife is
sharp and cuts deep az you will learn by
inspection.
Try the Swiss milk chocolates made
by Kratchwill. All Viroqua confeCt'0n-
ers sell them.
Call at headquarters for bargains
in black sateen petticoats at the Fair
Saving Store.
Great clearing saie of mems and
boys suits aud overcoats at the Fair
Savings store.
For sale, tobacco shed. located In
Il f. Ferguson.
The daughters Of Regina lodge No.
%, | Q. o r installed officers on Mon
day evening last.
Clyde Backus of Ontario, drove to
Jackson county to accept employment
in the lumber woods.
The supper at the Congregational
church has been postponed until tomor
row Thursday evening.
Mr.. r j. Kalhar, formerly Vernon
county merchant. is now residing in
Anacortes, Washington.
-Erastus McLees has located at Mus
kogee, Indian Territory for the practice
of his profession, the lew.
Missionary society of the Lutheran
SYNOD church meets Friday, January
49, with Mrs. Alec Thompson.
The Westby band give grand con-
cert at the Opera house in that village
On Friday evening OF this week.
--Chas S. Green for nearly quarter
of century town clerk of Stark, was a
county seat caller on Saturday,
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Holak of La
day and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. f Fl. Graves was elected by
our school board to fill vacancy caused
by the death of Mrs, Fl. j. Suttle.
We save you money on carpet rugs
at our closing out sale.
TATE BIG STORE.
The north West Prairie young
peoples society will meet Peter Thomp-
sons on Sunday, January II, st 3 o'clock
Eleven carloads of stock have been
shipped out over the Southeastern road
SO far this month, five of them this
week
Marshall Field, the merchant prince
of Chicago, died in New York City. yes
terday, after weeks illness with pneu-
monia.
Don't freeze during the night but
go to Fair Savings store and get one of
those warm blankets. Regular 65c now
45 cents.
Read the advertisement of G. q
HelgesoD, the Purdy merchant, and take
advantage Of the big bargain sale, next
Saturday
MIR. H. L. Chadwick, passenger
agent for the Southeastern for the past
year, has resigned and E. |. Eidemiller
succeeds him
The Liberty Pole NJ E. aid society |
meets with Mrs. John Henderson on |
Thursday, January 25. Election of Of |
ficers takes place.
Miss Francis Brist, who has been in |
attendance at our city schools for sew
eral years past, left last evening, for |
an extended visit with brother at |
Washington, D. G.
Get move, and likewise a years |
subscription to a first-class weekly paper |
for twenty-five cents This is in con. |
nection with the CENSC9
-Horseman Light succeeded in buy !
ing several fine animals in this city, |
Friday and Saturday. Prices are not as |
high as some months ago.
Sheldon Treseder has disposed of |
his grocery store at Ladysmith to 7. e. |
Kendall, formerly of Mound Park. Mr.. |
Treseder will return to Viola
The senior class of our high school |
enjoyed sleigh ride to Westby last Fri. |
day evening, where they were entertain
ed at the home of their class mate, Miss |
Matte Jackson
-Lindemann's clothing department
iaads in un-to-date clothing New goods |