Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

-Men's pants at less than cost at the
Fair Savings store.
| Simon Clawson of Hamburg, was
visitor on Monday.
Call on John E. Nuzum for beet
Portland cement.
-Cashton is installing a new 700
pound fire alarm bell.
Underwear bargains this week at
the Fair Savings store.
Fred Bean of La Fargo, was
Viroqua visitor last week
Reduced prices on ladies up to date
skirts at the Fair Savings store.
Boys and childrens overcoats at less
than cost at the Fair Savings store.
Mise Winnie Davis of Black River
Falls, ls visiting relatives in this city.
F. M. Towner is having some
changes made in the interior of his
store.
| Reduced prices on ladies, misses
and childrens coats at the Fair Savings
store
Hilbert Hanson of Viroqua town,
returned from an extended visit to
Chicago.
Remember the best lines of under
wear are to be seen at the Blue Front
Store -
| Wanted to buv, twenty cords of
good cord wood. Inquire at the CEN.
SoR Office.
Miss Josephine Pragge of Chaseburg
spent Sunday in Viroqua with her
sister, Mrs. Adolph Bickel.
The many friends of our former
townsman, /. W. Blake, will be sorry
to learn that he is in poor health.
Floyd Hamilton of La Crosse, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Hamilton Of this city.
Mr.. G. W. Reeve Of Henry, South
Dakota, arrived 10 Viroqua on Saturday
of last week, for visit with friends.
Il have some fne Barred Plymouth
cockerels and pullots tor sale. 81 each.
Il. e. Rogers
Mrs. G.. N Vauge and daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Bj Din, retarued, Saturday,
| from a visit to relatives il Db 9 county.
Hon. Philip Caeek. B,rab,o, called
on Viroqua friends on + is1isy, and
looked after business matters in our
city.
Mrs. Blanche Emmons l-fG for her
Chicago home, Sunday no IN, after a
brief visit with her father, Mr.. o. G.
Stevens.
congregational ri society meets
| NTH MaoAopnos n Th0nono0n and
W. D. Dyson at the ONE of the latter
on Wednesday next.
Philip Biddison nd Mesdames Will
Cook and Will Beet ave been visiting
relatives and friends a. Bangor and
Sparta for few days.
Lulu Thompson who has been quite
! ill at her home for some weeks, YVES
taken to La Crosse hospital, Tuesday
afternoon, for treatment.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Ed. Lins
and Henry Helgeson were guests on
| Sunday last, at the home Of Alderman
O. II. Helgeson of this city.
Will Lindemann has purchased the
John Weber property at the southern
limits of the city Mr.. Weber does not
give posse ssion until next April
Mrs Allard Smith, nee Beth Butt
of Chicago, came to our city on Monday,
and will remain with her parents, Col
and Mrs g. NJ Butt, until after Thanks
| giving.
AT the meeting of the city council
last evening mill tax was declared
upon the taxable property of Viroqua.
| The assessed valuation OF the city is
81, $50, 900
!. Mrs. VIM. Barlin left for her home
at Tomab, this morning. She was called
here on account of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. John NJ White, who is now
much better.
&C. W. Reagan of Bristow, has pur-
chased 17S acre farm, located one mile
west of Liberty Pole, of Hanson & Mum
yon The farm is better known as the
Nelson place.
| Annual Christmas bazaar of Con-
gregational society will be held OH Sat-
urday, December s at Relief Corps hall.
A good supper will also be served from
6 to s p. IN.
The ladies aid society Of the Luth.
eran church will meet with Mrs. Hans
Hum of West Prairie, and hold their
annual sale on Wednesday afternoon,
| November 81.
Mrs. John N. Olson and children
left for Minneapolis, yesterday, and
will make that city their future home
Mr. Olson has been employed there for
some time past
Relatives here have been apprised
of the recent death at Zanesville, Ohio,
of Thomas McLees, aged S3 pears. He
was brother of Mrs Mary Heron and
Mrs. Hannah Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Blowers write
from Cannon City, Colorado, that they
like their home and are now having
summer weather; although they can
see snow on the mountains.
Deer hunters are reported to be
more numerous than ever in Wisconsin
this season. A greater number of local
and foreign licenses have been iseued
than any past year. Over four hundred
permits have been granted outside at
$25 each.
Postmaster Sloggy of Ontario, who
is here representing that village on the
county board, says that his Office ex-
perienced the largest volume Of business
for last month in its history. Sales for
money orders number In October 276;
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