Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
-Towner's for glass and putty.

roqua visitor.
Special prices in dress goods and
skirts at Severson's
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley,
November II, a daughter.
The Deaver Brothers of Cashton
were in town last Saturday.
-Ber t Dunlap of Chicago has been
visiting relatives in the city.
&C. w. Livingston has been visiting
at Janesville for few days.
Jake Aberg bought a Tornado feed
cutter of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. H. Minshall.
81 90 American Beauty corsets, this
week 79c The Fair Savings Store.
Granville Hall of Cashton passed
a few days with his brother in this city.
Miss Elma Jennings OF La Fargo
spent few days in Viroqua with reia-
tives.
DIR. Carl Peterson and wife spent
Sunday with Viroqua relatives and
friends.
"A representative of the fire warde n
department of the state was in the city
LOT a udy OH OlilCidl DuSliiSSSs
Nothing like an enlarged portrait
for Christmas gift. Place your order
now at Meason's.
Thanksgiving sale on ladies furs
and scarfs. Prices to suit all. The
Fair Savings Store.
Mrs. Nels Fortney entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church
Thursday afternoon,
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have fine
before, December 1st.
Joe Boehrer is back in his jewelry
store after his operation at La Crosse,
resuming work Monday.
No competition on the famous
Adler over coats. We are sole agents
for them. The Blue Front Store.
You will do we'll to see Towner' s
lamps and lamp fixtures before making
choice. Get light on the subject.
The No. 2SS EImhurst hard coal
heater is just fine. This is the verdict
of Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S. customers.
Miss Grace Riley, who has been
employed in Miss Atwood's millinery
shop, is very i'll with typoid pneumonia.
DIR. Albert Bouffleur and wife of
Chicago, dropped in upon the old folk
at home for day, returning on SIN
day.
Good music and new specifics win
be part of the attraction at the home
talent play. "Mr. Bob" Opera house,
November 26.
Have your measure taken for a
frst-class tailored suit or overcoat. Fit,
quality and workmanship guaranteed.
The Fair Savings Store.
The most up-to-date childrens suits
and overcoats to be seen in the city.
lStylish and made to resist hard wear.
The Blue Front Store.
Mike Fleming and family moved to
! Viroqua from the Levi Dewitt farm
and are occupying the Carl Knudtson
house in the south part of town.
The Misses Hanson and Johnson
have rented rooms over Tate's store for
their dressmaking business, instead OF
in the Nichols residence as was stated.
-Ifyou go to Meason the photogra-
pher for your Christmas photos, you
can get the same grade of work and
style of finish as you can in the large
cities.
Towner is daily receiving invoices OF
of holiday goods, including the most
useful and substantial selection he ever
had. Better get in before the rush and
get first choice.
On Thursday morning last, at Coon
/ Valley, Mr.. II. w. Houger, respected
citizen of that village, died very sud
denly. He was thirty-three years old,
leaves wife and four children.
- The friends of DR.. W. A. Gott will
be panied to learn that he is quite
feeble and confined to his bed greater
portion of the time. He requires at
tention of an attendant day and night.
Dress Making at Home a monthly
magazine of fashions, price SOC pei
year. Two patterns given away with
every subscription. May Manton pat
terms all 10c. The Fair Savings Store.
Some of the best talent in the city
will take part in the play, 'Mr. Bob,
which will be given at Opera house,
Tuesday, November 26. Seats on sale
at Dahl's drug store, Tuesday morning.
We allow no one to undersell US,
so if YOU see the so-called low prices
quoted by others, just come in and
YOU will get the goods at the same
price, and perhaps even lower OF us.
c. j. Severson & Co.
Miss Kate Wolford, former young
lady of this section, was married at the
residence of her uncle, Fred 2. Alex
lander, at Waterville, Washington, 0c-
tober 20, to Mr.. James Pattie of How
ard, where the couple will reside.
For thirty days T. c. Knudson q
Co. will sell the Iowa dairy cream sep
arator, 500 Id. capacity for $50 cash.
This machine is absolutely guaranteed
to give satisfaction. The chance to get
high-grade separator at low price
Don't fail to get one.
Advertised letters at the Viroqus
postoffice: Ray Allen, Olaf Christian
son, Mrs. c. Erickson, Edhe Erickson
Chris Gardney, Vanness Green, Lille
Hanson, j. H. Henry, Ever Herman
son, Eliza Keyes, Dan Merriwether
John Money, Mrs. Rollie Quackenbush
Everett Rogers, Elmer E. Scott, Minnie
Sinnis, Erick Skaar, Clara Belle Smith
J. G. Smith, Otto Wilson. When cal
ling for this mail, please say you saw
it advertised.
MIR. t'Fin" Dyer passed through tbs
city for his home in Readstown on Fri
day last. 1t was he who accidcntilS
shot A. d. Grouse near Ladysmlth {
week ago while out deer hunting. Mr.
Dyer states that party of half doz
en- were passing through the thicke
when he thought he spied bear. takint
aim he fired, Mr.. Grouse being in range