Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-21
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Hunt" Hunt.
The" restaurant.
-'Hams" what am at Hunts.
They are always fresh-Hunt's buns.
AT Thayer's is the place for shingles
Wood at reasonable prices at Thsy-
ers's.
George Ranger after months alb
sence is at home
Miss Marie Ovitz spent several days
in Milwaukee.
Patent flour again reduced at H. d.
Williams & Co.'S.
Special sale on 10 cent music at
Browns music store.
-Mrs. Carrie Tate has returned from
a months visit in Illinois.
R. w. Baldwin, dentist. Office op-
posite Viroqua postoffice.
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towner's.
Clinton Nuzum entertained the ser =
iors last Thursday at his home.
-Chas. S. Slack is in Milwaukee at
tending the Masonic convention.
Attorney j. P. Sullivan had legal
business in Viroqua.on Friday last.
For ten days, Imperial patent -four
81 per sack. Fl. ID. WILLIAMS & Co.
Oscar Christianson of La Crosse, is
spanding the week with Floyd Bowman
New York apples, Baldwins and
russell, 81 so per barrel at Lindemanns.
-Springville W. G. T. U. meets with
Mrs. Elias Harris on Thursday, March /.
If you are going to build house,
barn or shed, let Thayer figure on your
bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Kalvestran of
Readstown, spent few days in this
city.
Patent leather and white canvas OK =
tOrds, full stock, Mt the Viroqua Shoe
store
VIM. Burlin OF Tomah IL visiting
his sister Mrs. John White who has
been ILL.,
Why don't you bny your dry goods
Mt Severson * Cos Their prices are
very low.
Come in and hear the Krell Auto
Grand self playing piano at Browns
music store.
Call at headquarters for bargains
in black sateen petticoats ut the Fair
Saving Store.
Mr.. and Mrs Severt Larson of
Westby vicinity, did shopping in Viro-
qua, Monday.
Mr.. George Willgrubs and wife of
Cashton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Z. Davis.
Are you getting your shs re Uf those
pretty emhroideries and laces at II. ID.
Williams & Co'sf
Mrs. A. o. Larson and daughter,
Welma, are in Milwaukee selecting their
spring millinery,
-Thayer wants your oak, ash, walnut
or Eastwood lumber for cash in any
grade or thickness.
"A brand new daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Sand
wick, Sunday morning last.
--Ttisrumored that Lawrence March,
formerly of Viroqua, was killed in q
railroad wreck in New Mexico
-Buggies, surries and wagons by the
car load at Chas s. Slack & Cos just
received. Come and be convinced.
For the next ten days we will sell
guaranteed patent flour at 81 per sack.
H. d. WILLIAMS 81 Co.
Get a home entertainer, a genuine
Edison phonograph A full assortment
Just received at Browns Music store.
DO not buy our dress goods till yu.
see and price our fine selection.
SEvERSoN & Co
Why buy binder You do not want
when you can get Milwaukee, Deeripg
or Champion of Chas. S. Slack d Co.
The only shoe in town that fits your
children-the "Budd
VIRoQUA SHOE STORE
Now is the time to buy your spring
supply of fcur. 81 per sack st II. d
Williams & Co.'S for the next ten days.
We give you the best cravenette or
rain coat at SS ever sold in ViToqus, the
new 1906 style. Fl d WILLIAMS & Co.
Jerome Favor OF Jefferson, was at
La Crosse, Sunday, to spend the day
with his wife, who is in that city for
medical treatment.
Mr.. J A. Rsndle of Rawlins, Wyom-
ing who has been visiting with hi fami-
" at Capt. Nichols, is spending couple
of days in Chicago.
Now is your chance to get r ma
chine to load manure on to your loader
or spreader. Chas S. Slack & Co. have
one. Come and see it.
Mics Leodora Kirkdaufer who has
been employed in the Cook Business col
lege for the past year and one half, has
resigned her position.
"A few cranberries at cents per
quart at Severson & Co.'S If you want
few quarts, you'd better hurry, for
there are not many left.
We carry full line of the most ex-
'quisite perfumes Try some of our
Stolen Sweets" highly praised by all
who use 1t o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
-Chas Prindle and family have re-
moved from this city to Genoa, their
former home. Mr.. Prindle has been an
employe at the light plant the past year.
MIR. and Mrs Philip Jacobus are re-
ioicing over the arrival at their home of
a 10.pound boy. born on the 10th inst.
Good luck to Phil He needs another
chore boy.
-Mesdames f. M Towner, G M.
Thompson, FL. T. Proctor, Fl. +. Proc.
tor, Jr., and Miss Winfield baldwin are
attending the Eastern Star convention
at Milwaukee.
MIR. and Mira Carlos Buchanan
drove over from LaFsrge on Sunday,
the former returning home the next day.
Mrs. Buchanan will pass the week with
ralatives and friends in this vicinity