Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-14
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Hams what am at Hunts.
They are always sfresh-Hunt's buns.
t,t Thayer's is the place for shingles
Wood at reasonable prices at Thay-
erss.
Good ginger snaps sc per pound at
Ssverson q Co.'S.
Special sale on 10 cent music at
Browns music store.
R. w. Baldwin, dentist Office op-
posite Viroqua postoffice.
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towner's.
Allen Graves is reading law with
his father, c. W. Graves.
Rev. Evans and wife were in the
city from Viola on Monday.
Mr.. Pearl King of Waterloo, Iowa,
is visiting friends in our city.
We make speciality of picture
framing at Froiland q Wigs.
-Miss Gena Thompson arrived home
from La Crosse Friday last.
Mrs. Jesse Powell was very i'll last
week but is much improved now.
-Srecial couch sale next Saturday at
Froiland & Wigs furniture store.
Ill yuu WHub BOOub db hN" PAASOcs
then Severson & Co. leads them all.
New York apples, Baldwins and
russell, 81 50 per barrel at Lindemann's
If you are going to build house,
barD or shed, let Thayer figure on your
bill.
-Ther will be no service at Bishop
Branch church Thursday evening OF this
week.
Picture framing done promptly and
artisticallY at Froiland 81 Wigs furni-
ture store.
Attorney Drew spent part of last
week in our city looking after legal
matters.
Editor E H. Brown and son Free
man, were in the city from Cashton on
Saturday,
Come in and hear the Krsll Auto
Grand self playing piano at Browns
music store.
Call at headquarters for bargains
in black sateen petticoats at the Fair
Saving Store.
Why don you get gallon of syrup,
when YOU can buy same for 27c at Sew
erson & Co.'S.
Rev Evans of Viola. will preach at
Brush Hollow church, Friday evening,
February 16.
The senior Junior party of our high
school was held at the Opera hall last
Friday evening.
Rev McClelland of Milton. filed
the Congregational pulpit "n Sunday
morning aud ev-ning
-rha,+r wants your OAK, ash. walnut
"A lnuthGr fnr cash
grade or thickness
A business college dance will be Civ
en- at Opera house on Saturday evening
next Tickets, so cents.
Sam aud Alex Currivr, Two Of Clin-
toms old-time residents, were brotherly
visitors at the CENSOR Office.
Aid society of the United Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. Torger Fort
ney or Thursday. February %
Mrs. Jerome Favor was taken to one
of the La Crosse hospitals on Friday, to
be treated for a critical ailment
Get home fntertainer, genuine
Edison phonograph A full assortment
Just received at Browns Music store
Miss Cora Hudson returned from
La Crosse hospital on Monday, and is at
the home of her sister, Mrs Chas. Kueb-
Ter.
w. W. Wiggington, buttermsker at
Viroqua creamery has purchased Squire
ToneYs residence property in Third
ward
The continual outpour of blue pack
ages spells bargains secured at the great
February sacrifice sale at the Blue Front
Store
-Purdy Woodmen will give big
mask ball at their hall on the evening or
Thursday, February % Everybody is
invited,
Work will be- given in first degree
in 0 o. f. lodge on Saturday even
ing All brothers are requested to be
present
C o Johnson came over from Brush
Creek, in the town of Whitestown, to
take IN the Skovgasrd concest, Saturday
evening
Full line in every department at
Severson 81 Cos, and their wash goods
and waistings are simply swell. and the
price is low.
MIR Charles Kuebler attended the
state association of hardware dealers,
which held annual meeting in Milwau-
kee, last week.
The grandest and most successful
sale of mems, boys and children's wear
ing apparel is now in full blast at the
Blue Front Store.
The Soldiers Grove Journal says
that J. J. Fortney delivered his fourteen
acre crop of tobacco to o K. Roe last
week, which brought him 81, 900
We carry full line of the most ex.
'ouisite perfumes. Try some of our
Stolen Sweets highly praised by all
who use it. o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
Wednesday, February 81, commenc-
ing at nine o'clock, on the farm of the
late Simon Simonson, in Sterling town,
all the personal property will be dispos-
ed of at auction. Free lunch will be
spread at noon.
The Coon Valley news reports that
the .year-old daughter of Nordal
Neprud had narrow escape from being
poisoned. The little girl got hold of
an ink capsule and was eating it when
the mother discovered the fact.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. DeJean of La
Fargo were guests of w. Fl Norris part
0f last week Mr. DeJean has rented has
La Fargo property and will go to Dakota
next month TO take homestead and
look after various interests In the west.
On Sunday. February II, at the