Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-10

ing. ked tIcket clearing sale.
Mr.. Z. P. Hage received tax certifi-
cate No. / in the town of Harmony.
Try some pure maple syrup.
I. o. MoRK. hone 10.
Rev. Kneen will preach at Bishop
Branch tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
Dolls OF every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's.
1t won't be long until one will be
able to notice the growing length of the
days.
-Erick Larson went to Madison on
business connected with his machine
agency.
The Springville ladi es aid society
will meet with Mrs. Post on Thursday,
January 49,
Best all wool Ingram carpets at SOC
per yard at our closing out sale.
TATEs BIG STORE.
Before buying your suits and over
overcoats, get prices at the Fair Saving
Store. Red ticket clearing sale.
We lead on mems pants. Ok breech-
es, another pair free if they rip.
THE FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
%. P. Hill was the first person to de-
liver tobocco TO the new warehouse of
Bekkedal q Hazen He delivered his
crop yesterday.
--Thos Gosling came from Adams
county to make an extended visit with
his brother Henry of this city, and 9TH
or relatives in this vicinage
"A store of beautiful new decorated
1nvrT Talr khA In& ,ExRIa C1ls al
fine festoon necklaces.
Jos, BOEHRER, the Jeweler.
AT Mork's feed store you will find
all kinds of feed for all kinds of stock
hay, straw ear corn, shslled corn, oats,
wheat, screenings, barley. Phone 70.
Our entire stock must be closed out.
You have the best opportunity to buy
seasonable goods at our closing ont
prices. TATE's BIG STORE.
Our city schools were closed on
Monday afternoon to allow the teachers
TO attend the funeral of Mra Hattie j.
Suttle, who was member of school
board.
Mr. Chas. Beeman, the genial cheese
maker from Ross spent last week in
Milwaukee attending the cheese makers
convention. He was accompanied by
his wife.
Why not get in line? Yes. it is
specials very special-rate. 81. 25 for
for one full year. Don't let it get away
from you
Miss Esther Butt spent few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Ailard
Smith, in Chicago From that city she
returned to her teaching duties at Ish-
peming, Michigan
Mr.. Smith Of Elroy. was the guest
of Viroqua relatives during a part of
last week He leaves soon for Germany
where he will take special work in the
medical profession.
-Messrs. Saugstad & Spellum lum-
Der dealers at Westby and Coon Vslley
nave dissolved partnership Mr.. Spell
lum retains the Coon Valley yard and
Mr. Saugstad the Westby yard.
Miss Nina Coye of Stevens Point,
arrived in our city on Saturday of last
week, and has taken charge of the 4th
grade in our schools in place of Miss
Augusta Riley, who recently resigned.
DO not buy fur coat til you have
seen our line with reduced prices. Have
had good business in this line but we
have good line yet 10 select from. All
guaranteed and the most eliahle makes.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
An Ontario writer says that White
& O'Connell have purchased the f. w.
Sanden grist mill and the roller mill
machinery will be moved ont west, and
business will be continued as feed mill
by steam power.
George Davenport of Sparta, who
has been brakesman on the branch"
for several years, has been promoted to
a good position on the main line of the
G. M. & st. Paul road. The CENSOR
extends CONGRATULATIONS
Please bear in mind, every article
you buy of me will be engraved free of
charge, no matter who it is nor how
much, any amount from the letter 4 to
words or lines. J. w. LUCAS
Jeweler and Optician.
Henry Steenson came from North
Dakota to pass week with relatives in
this city and at Pine Knob. Henry re-
Gently removed from Wolverton, Min
nesota, to Finley, North Dakota, where
he entered into the machinery business.
The cantata entitled Santa Claus,
Jr., as given at the Methodist church
some two weeks ago, met with such q
decided success and so many have asked
to have it repeated, that this coming
Friday night it will be given again.
The admission will be 10c and the hour
of commencement O'Clock.
Advertised letters at the Viroaua
postoffice: Mrs. Hanna c. johnson,
Ruby Fuller, Msude Mooxe, M. l. Sol
enberg, Henry Kuhl, Mrs J. johnson,
Bristow Creamery Fred Groth, Cora
Tyler, Mrs. Mertie Brown, Ralph Pal
mer, Mrs. Stella Anderson, Theo. john
son, Mrs. Fennes A. 7. Listol.
Mary Curt. the only daughter of
Joseph Curti, of the town of Genoa,
was adjudged insane. Saturday evening
last, and taken to Mendoza by Sheriff
Ward, accompanied by her cousin, Mis-
Mary Pinke, Of Genoa, over the South
eastern railway, Sunday afternoon, The
unfortunate girl was eighteen years old.
joint installation of the local G. A.
r. post and the ". r. G was held at
Relief Corps hall Monday evening Past
Commander Tate installed the officers
of the post and Mrs. J. W Brown those
of the corps, each performing their part
TO the satisfaction of all After which
the ladies served lunch A good at
tendance was had and AZ good A time