Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-19
.Viroqua eigars are the best.

recent illness
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site pog.office.
VIII Harris of La Fargo was a
: Viroqua visitor.
Druggist johnson made business
TRIP to La Crosse
Read the Washington page on inside
Of today S CENSOR.
Mrs j. w. Lucas is a recent ad-
dition tc our sick list.
M. j. Dolan of Rising Sun attended
to business at Viroqua.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Sheriff Abner Silbaugh was at
Mauston on official matters.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
For sale, one Oliver No. 3 type
v-~;ter at a bargain. Martin & Kuebler.
Albert Anderson of La Crosse was
down to take care of his tobacco crop.
Yes your druggist sells H. w. Bark
er's Cough Remedy. Nothing like it.
Mrs. Nellie Hewitt left on Tuesday
for Minneapolis and will be there for a
few days.
e. v. Wolfe came from La Crosse
to pass Sunday with relatives and
friends.
Clark Bennett came home from La
Crosse business university to spend
Sunday.
Miss Dora Morrison of Westby
visited with Viroqua friends Friday and
Saturday.
The Congregational ladies' aid last
Wednesday afternoon received $500 1t
their meeting.
Earl Truesdale will occupy the liv-
ing rooms temporarily over the Mrs.
Pierce building.
We have nice lot of barn boards
on hand and at low price. Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
John E. Nuzum is in Milwaukee at
tending lumbermen's state convention,
as is also S. B. Gates.
Peter l.. Adams and family have
returned to Stoddard after passing sew
eral months at Rockton.
Louis Halderson of Bergen is haul
ing cordwood from his farm to Stoddard
for shipment to La Crosse.
Ben Brown made a trip to one of
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fine organ in new church.
Mrs Chauncy Lawton OF La Fargo
visited her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Proctor
and her son, w. E. Lawton.
The time to buy lumber is now.
The grade to huy is the best. The place
to buy is at Tibbits-Cameron's s.
Hon. Geo. E. Tate of La Fargo is
making southern rusticating trip,
with Virginia as headquarters.
Rev. jacobson went to Sparta last
Wednesday to meet his wife upon her
return from visit with Iowa relatives.
You will never buy lumber or
shingles as cheap as you can buy it
now, providing you buy in of Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
Walter johnson and Fred Crook of
Readstown spent Friday with Viroqua
friends They were returning from
business university in La Crosse.
Mrs. John Webber returned from
a visit with her sister at Reedsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fargen are the proud
parents of twins, recently arrived.
1T is said that matches caused a
loss of $4,000 in this country last
year by fires, and this estimate takes
no account of the international varieties.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Slack and
Mesdames +. M. Towner and 0. E.
Davis are in Milwaukee attending ses-
sions of the Grand Chapter and Eastern
Star.
David Albert, the six year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Bridel of the
town of Bergen died at st Francis hos
pital after an illness of four weeks with
appendicitis.
Mrs c. E. Morley passed day in
La Crosse with the family of Fred Nor
ley. Fred has been compelled to give
up railroading for the present on ac-
count of sickness.
Jos. Oswald, who formerly run a
restaurant here, is doing good busi-
ness in the same line at Reedsburg.
He occupies new building and aver
ages 100 dinners d day.
Isn't this a good clothing PROPOSE
ton? This seasons styles, suits worth
500 at SIS, worth $18 at S14; worth SIG
at $l3 Overcoats in the same PROPOSE
tio0. The Blue Front Store.
Albon Lindemann and Ludwig
Sandsmark returned from their two
week iuanS over Texas. While there
they met Asa E. Groves and Martin
Moen, former Niroqua residents.
Mrs. Maggie Gaskill of Rising Sun
wife of Claude Gaskill, died February
18th of consumption. The deceased has
been a sufferer for two years. She
leaves surviving her husband and three
children.
II Mrs. Everett Barnes left Viroqua
Monday morning after her visit here
and will stop over at Madison, attend
ing dinner given in her honor and an
evening party, before her return to her
home at Rockford, Illinois.
-Philo Vandyke holds an auction sale
seven miles west of city on the Mrs.
j. p Lourie farm, Tuesday, February
Is. A quantity of stock, farm ma
, chinery, hay and straw is mentioned
in the list, Free lunch at noon
1t is not a question of 20 or % per
cent discount with us. 1t is a question
of exchange, goods for cash. Never a
time when prices figured SO little. We
have too many goods and we must
realize on them before spring goods
come. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. G. j. Sharfenstein came from
Cassviile for a Gay S business in Tiro-
qua. He has lost none of his admira-
ton for Virocua, if W. are to Judge By
his expressions Mr.. Sharfenstein saws
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