Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
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Plenty of ease" weather of late
For lamps of every description, go
ID Towner's
Mrs. Fl. Trowbridge is confined to
her home by illness.
Try some pure maple syrup.
7. o. MORK, hone 10
Dolls of every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's
The Violet Club met at the home of
Mrs. 81. E. Packard on Wednesday of
last week.
DIR, James Dinsdaie of Soldiers
Grove, has opened q stock of merchan-
disc at Sugar Grove.
Best all wool Ingram carpets at SOC
per yard at our closing out sale.
TATEs BIG STORE.
On account of the week of prayer
the meeting of the whist club was post.
Doned until Friday evening, January 10.
Miss Lena Torger of Soldiers Grove,
a sister of Mrs. Erick Larson of this
city, is at La Crosse hospital for treat
ment
-Viroqua dealers are laying in their
summer supply of .congealed aqua pura
The supplies are brought from Spring
vile and Bishop Branch.
AT Mork's feed store you will find
all kinds of feed for all kinds of stock
hay, straw ear corn, shelled corn, oats,
wheat, screenings, barley. Phone 20.
-Our entire stock must be closed ont.
You have the best opportunity to bay
seasonable goods at our closing ont
prices. TATE's BIG STORE
Judge Mahoney, Supt. Wilkins, DIR.
| Surenson, with their wives, were enter.
tained at dinner by DR., and Mrs.
| Schreiner at their beautiful Westby
home on Scnday last.
If you want to laugh and forget
your cares and troubles for an hour and
half, go and hear Hon W /. Nolan
| Rt the Opera house, next Wednesday ev-
ening. Seats now on sale.
Have perfect sight and ease for
your eyes. Consult A b Stevens, eye
sight specialist and optician of La
Crosse, at Jos. Boehrers, jeweler, next
Monday and Tuesday, January 22nd and
23rd. Return visit every month.
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 to select from. All
guaranteed and the most reliable makes
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Get premium with the CENSOR -
years subscription to the Milwaukee
only 25 cents This ia for all who pay
their subscription to the CENSOR, or
new subscribers.
Grandma" Simpson, an indian wo-
man, died in Brown county at the esti-
mated age of 115 years. 1t was general
ly claimed that she was considerably
past the century mark, but there does
not seem to be any record of her exact
age.
The long.wished for case weather"
came on Sunday and Monday, and on
Monday afternoon the rain changed to q
driving snow storm. The wind piled
the snow into drifts during the night
and on Tuesday morning our citizens
were merrily ply ing snow shovels.
Mrs. Hansen of Oshkosh, gave birth
to twins, each of which was born on a
different day and in different year,
The first OF the twins to come into the
world appeared at five minutes before
midnight December 81, 1905. The sec
ond was delivered at 12;12a. IN. January
/. 1906
The lntelligencer publishes review |
of Viola from commercial and build |
ing stand point the past year. 1t makes
a most creditable showing for the town |
and It's people. ALI the Kickapoo towns |
have enjoyed their full measure of pros
perity in the twelve months just closed. |
The Danforth Company, a mercan- /
tile firm at Mound Park, changed its |
name to G. L. Danforth 81 Company, on |
Saturday of last week. c. j. Danfortb, |
the retiring member will return to his |
farm. The stock of merchandise will be |
removed to the Matthew building in |
Viola in the near future.
The M. E. Sunday school repeated !
Santa Claus, Jr., their Christmas can
tsta, to q crowded house on Friday eve. |
ming. The parts were all we'll taken |
and the large audience that attended !
the second rendering of the cantats was |
certainly complimentary to Miss Faller |
who had charge of the entertainment.
The outgoing train on the South
eastern road was stalled" by snow |
drifts on the Butt grade, yesterday |
morning. They reversed and were re-
turning down the hill when box car
and the caboose became derailed At !
ter much hard labor they were able to
resume their journey, five hours late.
1t is announced on highest author
ity that the Chicago. Milwaukee 81 st.
Pau, railway will spend $500, 900 In La
Crosse this year in rebuilding the sys
tenn Of side tracks, constructing new
car shops, a round house, north side
depot, and'making other improvements
1t Is planned to make La Crosse one of
the biggest division points of the system.
The farmers watch, the railroad
mans watch, or the mechanics watch
must be dust-defying. That means that
the case must be dust-proof in fact as
well as in theory. Dust particles are
small-so small, in fact, that they work
into ordinary cases. But in a screwbe-
eel, solid.back case, it is different, 80
different that not the smallest amount
of dust can get into the works. We
have them in gold. silver and silverine.
Jos BoEHRER, the Jeweler.
"A business change of some magni.
tude took place in this city on Monday,
when Melvin Steenberg turned his com
plete stock of furniture and undertaking
business over to Carl Froiland and Ed.
ward Wig, who will conduct the business
in the future The new proprietors are
fine young men, natives of Viroqua town.