Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-24
Nolan, tonight,

from his brother, A D. Eckhardt, of
Redfield, South Dakota.
-Pillsbury's Best -four sold by c J.
Severson & Co. at prices lower than you
pay for an inferior -four
Best all wool Ingram carpets at SOC
per yard at our closing ont sale.
TATE's BIG STORE.
--Schall, the piano tuner from La
Crosse, will be in Viroqua all next week.
Leave orders at Browns music store,
Phone forty-four for -four. Price
reduced on all our three patents
Il. ID. WILLIAMS q Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs George Dud-
ley of West Salem, Friday last, son.
The CENSOR extends congratulations.
Mics Rose Drew fell on the cement
walk in front of the G. G. Brown resi-
dence last Monday suffering a scalp
wound.
--Mesdames X. II. DsI4ap and Fanny
Stimble of Richland Center. are spend
ing a short time with their sister, Mrs.
Lydia Casson.
Fine new dress goods at prices that
ought TO interest you. Come in and ex-
anime our stock We are always glad
to show You. G. J. SEvERSoN & Co
When you want some fine fruit,
ready for the table. that is absolutely the
best put up, come in and get our Ma
gon Brand" c. J. SEVERsON 81 Co.
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 70.
Our entire stock must be closed ont.
You have tho best opportunity to buy
seasonable goods at our closing out
prices TATES BIG STORE
We now have our new 1906 dress
ginghams the famous sea island per-
Gales, Arnold's wool batiste fancy novel
ties in summer dress goods at h D.
Williams & Cos.
George Thompson of Hillsboro, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. A. K Bort, in this
city on Sunday. He came over the
Southeastern from La Crosse, returning
Monday by the same route.
Mrs. Carrie Tate left on Saturday
last. for months visit with ner sister.
Mrs Nell Hatton, at Peora, Illinois.
She will spend few days in Chicago
with relatives aud friends.
Mrs Oliver Helgerson aud Miss
Libbie Spellum entertained at cards last
Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs !.
Helgerson's sisters, Mrs. johnson and
the Misses Thompson.
-Lindemann's clothing department
leads in up-to-date clothing. New goods
at old prices-no 25 and 80 per cent dis
counts; one price to all. Our goods
speak for themselves Look us over,
our time is yours.
-Do not buy fur coat til you have
seen our line with reduced prices Have
had good business in this line but we
have a good line yet to select from. All
guaranteed and the most reliable makes
THE BLUE FRONT STORE,
Sparta had some distinguished visit
ors last Wednesday, called there on q
sad errand. Governor Higgins and wife
of New York, accompanied the remains
of Mrs. Fl. A. Noble there for interment.
She was the mother of Mrs Higgins.
H D Jennings of Pleasant Ridge.
reports the loss of $125 on Wednesday
night last He had delivered tobacco
that day and on retiring left the money
in his trousers. In the morning he still
had the trousers but the "bezuma" was
gone
Mr.. Charles b Stoddard. pioneer
of Ontario vicinity since 1854, died at
his home in that village on the 18th in
slant. He had ever been an upright
citizen. OF immediate kindred Mr..
Stoddard leaves an aged widow. four
sons and three daughters. Mr.. Stod-
dard was born in New York, 1928.
Mr.. J. NJ. Jeffson of Wolton, Wy
oming who is making visit to his for
mer home at Westby, was a CENSOR
caller on Saturday. Mr. Jeffson has
charge of a construction crew of the
Northwestern railroad, which is extend
ing its line from Caspsr, Wyoming,
through to the coast.
Presiding Elder W. II. Vance will
make the Springville circui on Sunday
next, preaching at Springvi lie at 1O45
a. m Brookville at 3 y. m. and Liberty
Pole at 7:45 p. m. tQuarter'y conference
will be he held next Ssturd 30 at , p. IN,
at the Methodist chnrch in Viroqua.
We have Just added to our sock
1000 Edison gold moulded records for
the phonograph. There are no records
produced as perfect as the genuine Edi-
son, We shall take pleas are iii giving
you fine concert If you win call at our
store. We are open eve nings until Q
O'Clock BROWN Music Co.
AT Two Rivers, Mrs. Le7i Allie. who
became the mother of TWINS two years
ago, has now given birth to trip)ets-
two girls and bov They all hes.lthy
and will live .Tnere are lu,w lhir-
teen children in the tamily. Z. even nnder
five years of age. The oldest. Dr). is
aged ii The Iriplets have been ~ med
Abe1r, Alberta and Albertina Their
total weight is 16 pounds
The farmers watch. the railroad
mans watch, ar he mscha1iics watch
mast be dust-defying. That mnsne that
the case must be dust-proof In ia It as
we'll as in theory. Dast pc rticle are
smalI--so small, in fact, that they Vork
into ordinary cases. But in screy be
eel, solid. back case, it is differen so
different that not the smallest am unit
Of dust can get into the works We
have them in gold. silver and silver me-
JOS BOEHRER, the Jewele..