Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-01-13

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Harp orchestra dance tomorrow
Thursday.
Mrs. James McGonigal is i'll with
rheumatism.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Fair Savings Stores big reduction
sale still on. Dos't Kiss it.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Go.
L. L. Anderson purchased family
platform sleigh Of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Ebert Wilk nson Of Readstown was
in the city on Monday enroute to La
Crosse on business.
The Priscilla Embroidery club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Thompson on Friday last
"A marriage license has been issued
to Thomas Mills of Jefferson and Cath
crime Melvin of Webster.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law Offices in the new First National
Bank building. second floor.
%. j. Fiosne arrived Monday morn
ing from Taylor, North Dakota, to
blJ(a41 hilN WhuACi fiCIC Will IEIC1uS.
You better buy blankets and robes
now while the reduction is going on.
Call and ask about them. l.. U. Favor.
Ike Morrison is taking a weeks
vacation from his work on the dray line
and is spending the time in Milwaukee.
Mrs. w. H. Slack purchased
Summit range made by the La Crosse
Co. of Chas. S. Slack & Co. Saturday,.
Miss Ethel Nuzum accompanied
her sister, Mrs. David Fulton, to
Crookston, Minnesota, to spend few
weeks.
III you have an obstinate case of
Eczema try Hobsons eczema ointment
it is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
o. E. Davis.
Mrs. g w. Maxworthy of Beloit
has been spending three weeks in this
vicinity with relatives and friends. She
returned home Tuesday.
To close out my stock of robes and
blankets, | will make 25 per cent re-
duction on former low prices. You bet
ter buy now. l.. U. Favor.
Mrs. Puma Frazier of Sparta came
up last week to attend the funeral of
her brother Reuben Powell and will
visit relatives and friends while here
-Four more days of the great clear
ing sale at the Fair Savings Store.
Look over announcement on last page,
and take advantage of these reduction
prices.
r W. Rogerson has returned from
Prairie du Chien sanitarium, where he
went for treatment for rheumatism. We
are pleased to note that he is much i'm
proved.
Well, just reasonable touch Of
wha t our forefathers experienced in
this western country Mercury at 25
did not scare them. Winters, five months
without thaw, were realized.
-Nyals Iron Tonic Bitters taken be-
fore meals is a good appetizer. The
iron enriches the Blood. It is the best
tonic for that tired feeling and loss of
energy. Price Sl.00. O. E. Davis,
druggist.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Portera are max
ing an extended visit at the home of the
former in this vicinity Mr. Porter is
lust recovering from long siege of
typhoid fever, which has left him in a
somewhat weakened condition.
The Eagle Harp orchestra of Chi
cago has been secured for a public
dance tomorrow Thursday night to be
given by the "Merrymaker's' club.
frest ments served. Dance tickets 81 90,
spectators 25.
| wish to call the attention to out-of-
town people that am now prepared at
the Park Hotel to accommodate an un-
lin ted number of table boarders. Good
tea n accommodations. Our aim is to
,yaA fu;.
w. Moore, proprietor.
The next number of the lecture
course will be Rogers & Grilley of Bos-
ton. This combination has record of
seventeen successful seast ms. Nothing
else like them. Newer, different and
better each season. This excellent at
traction at the Opera rouse, Monday,
January 25.
Robert Tate of Union town is enter
tanning his cousin, Alex H. Brouwer of
near FIT. Wayne, Indiana This is Mr..
Brouwer's S first visit II Wisconsin, and
he tells the CENSOR he really enjoys the
swapping cold days that he has ex-
perienced here, and also likes to see the
hills, he being accustomed to the level
country.
Rev. w. l.. Mason of Oakland.
Maryland arrived here Thursday to
take charge of the Springvilie circuit
consisting of Springville, Brookville
and Liberty Pole Methodist churches.
The good people of this circuit have
been without pastor since Rev. H. 6.
Goodsell resigned, and no doubt will
give Rev. Mason hearty welcome as
their minister.
Judge D. o. Mahoney and Abner
Sibaugh went down to Ross, Saturday
night, where the judge oiFs;ated as in
stalling officer in the Woodman lodge
at that place. Officers installed were:
v. c., L. $. Harris; W. A., w. Harris /;
B., NJ. Stout: secretary, b. f. Jacobs
sentry, o. G. Adams; w, +. b. Nc
Gary; physicians, Drs. Surenson and
Dake After installation dancing was
the order, with lots of good things to
eat.
Mr.. Thomas Weavel has rebuilt his
drilling machine and has bought a new
style Fairbanks & Morse eight horse
horizontal hopper cooled gasoline en-
gine of Chas S. Slack & Co. to run it
with MIR. Weavel has has record
that is hard to beat as successful deep
well driller and with this new and up
to-date outfit and the large number Of
satisfied customers he has gained by his
honest and square dealings. We pre-
diet banner year for him.
The announcement during the past
menth by a prominent physician of
Philadelphia vi his discovery that tuber-