Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-07


Money to loan on real estate. In
quire of G. II. Minshall.
The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towner's.
Sound Earlv Ohio potatoes roc pei
bushel at 81. d. Williams & Co.
Il. Post of Freeman. Crawford coun
ty, was CENSOR caller, today.
Buy your dress goods at our closing
out sale. TATE's BIG STORE.
Save money by purchasing your
winter goods at Tates closing out sale
Dolls of every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's.
Miss Mabel Chase spent several DAYS
last week in La Fargo, visiting her bro.
ther, Chas. Chase.
Best all wool Ingram carpets at SOC
per yard at our closing out sale.
TATE's BIG STORE.
Phone forty.four for -four. Price
reduced on all our three patents.
81. d WILLIAMS & Co.
For sale, span of we'll matched
gelding colts, full brothers, two and
three years ola. ED. A. ELY,
Viroqua, Route s
"A pound social will be held at Lib
erty Pole school house. Friday evening,
February 8. for the benefit of the library
fund ALI cordially invited.
"A regular meeting of the local chap.
ter OF the Eastern Star will be held Tues
day evening. Degrees will be conferred
and good attendance is desired.
-Our nypaof zo1a l.
us many customers. The goods and the
prices cannot help but please
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Blowing out of a cylinder head
while coming up the Cashton hill, de-
layed the passenger train on the St Paul
branch six hours, last Thursday morning
Our entire stock must be closed out.
You have the best opportunity to buy
seasonable goods at our closing ont
prices. TATE'S Bic STORE.
DIR. Don G. Miller, came from Jebb,
Arkansas, to visit his mother, Mrs. Sa.
iome Miller. He has been a practicing
physician at that place since last May.
See large ad, in this Issue. Great
est bargains ever offered in Viroqua.
Never again such an opportunity for
saving of dollars.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
There will be an oyster supper at
3eo. Herron's in the town of jefferson,
Friday evening next, for the benefit of
Rev. Kneen. Everybody cordially in.
Vited
For sale, farm of 13S acres located
)ne and half miles southeast of Liber- !
" Pole. Good buildings, windmill with |
TWO hydrants. ToLLEF T. SoRUM,
Viroqua, Route 5.
&C. L. Danforth Co. Of Mound Park. |
nave moved their large stock of general |
merchandise over to the Viola side and |
are now occupying the Matthews build !
ng. Il
Nsa.sx., ,T,,urr nna Dan FranZini of |
De Soto ana Genoa, respectively, were |
at probate court, yesterday, |
settling mp the estate of their father, |
he late John Franzini, Sr.
William Small became i'll while in !
,he city delivering tobacco and was TAX |
IN to the home of his father-in-law, Mr.. |
AZariah Brown He is now much i'm |
proved and will soon be able to return to |
1is home.
Hearing in the case against Tennis |
AL Saubert, Martin McHerry, |
Warren Silbaugh and Chas. Kreps, |
charged with riot, is being held before |
Squire Pollard, today. a large number |
Of witnesses are in attendance.
Rev james l. Seder, a representa- |
i've Of the anti. saloon league for the state |
Of Wisconsin, will speak next Sunday at |
the forenoon meeting of Rev. Gulbrand-
sons church, and at the Christian church
in the evening. Let every one opposed
to saloon rule, attend.
Funeral services were held at the
West Prairie church, last Saturday, over
the remains of Miss Ella Erickson, who
passed away ct her home two miles west
of Rising Sun, Tuesday, January 30,
after q weeks intense suffering from in
rheumatism. Rev. Jacob
son conducted the services.
We have Just added to our stock,
/ 900 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 fiue concert If you will call at our
store We are open evenings until
o'clock. BROWN Music Co.
On an inside page of today's CEN
SoR may be found an article comment
ing on the appointment of jeremiah
Rusk as coroner for Bad AK county in
1857. The pioneers and the younger
generation will find something of inter-
est in the ancient and revived piece of
news
The farmers watch, the railroad
mans watch, or the mechanics watch
must be dust. t.defying That means that
the case must be dust-p 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 a screw.b be-
eel. solid-back case, it is different, SO
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.
Another great industry which will
prove of vast benefit to the farmers is
opening up in northern Wisconsin 1t
is the introduction OF the tar aud turpen-
tine industry. A number of plants will
erected very soon, il is expected, and as
they will secure their product from
stumpsge, which heretofore has been of
no value TO the farmers, it is estimated
that the cost In the farmers of clearing
land will be reduced by one half.
That DIR. Brewer is thorough ard
competent physician, is evident fsom
| the fact that not only great number OF
| citjz 5n5 OF this place. but people of the
surrounding country, call regularly upon
| him for medical advice. every time be
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