Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-03-03
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oiAF ware anu JeWeIfy at MOTIF
sons. Cali and see him.
Twenty five per cent off on all. la
dies coats at Tate's closing out sale.
Attorney L. Grimsrud of Westby
was attending to probate matters.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. d MinshaH
Stop that cough with Nyals Cherry
Cough Syrup. Zoe and soc. O. E.
Davis.
Bring in that watch or clock chat
doesn't keep good time and Morrison
will fix it.
Finest showing of independent side
walls ever seen in the city at Terhune's S
paint and wall paper store.
Get your boy one of those free suits
at the Blue Front Store. For parti-
culars read the display ad.
-Wilbert Pierce was taken to La
Crosse hospital today to undergo an
operation 1or appendicitis
Those Guy fountain pens will not
leak and we guarantee them to give
satisfaction. D. +. Davis.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law offices in the new First National
BANK Duildlng. second moor.
Allen Welcher and Mrs. Sarah
Buddee were here Monday, in attend
ance at the A. L. Price hearing.
Mrs Leslie Slack at the home of
AIR. ana Mrs. l.. Martin was hostess at
a tea given for Miss Bessie Tower
A large numoer of friends gave
MIR. and Mrs. V. Wilt a pleasant sur
prise at their home Sunday evening.
Feed DR. Hess stock food, the ideal
spring tonic for horses and cattle
rice r &c, Use and 81. As at 0. Z Davis
Miss Laura McCullock entertained
a number OF friends at dinner, Friday
at the Congregational church parlor5
Mr. B. c. Dinsdale of Galena,
Illinois, looked after business and prop
erty inte rests in this neighborhood of
late.
Miss Florence Webb entei raIned at
party Friday evening at her home for
her friend, MISS Bessie Tower of West
Salem.
The Morgendry Temperance society
will give shoe box social, Thursday
evening, March s, at the Christian
church.
Have your commercial printing done
at the CENSOR office. We do the best
# work, promptly and at reasonable
figures.
"A few friends and neighbors of
MIR. a;.1 Mrs, john Glenn gave them
pleasant sGrnrise at their home Satur-
day evening.
MIR. G. F. Fine has been reappointed
postmaster at Hillsboro, a position he
appears TO have satisfactorily filled for
six or eight years.
Mrs. S. Skipstad of Springville,
who has been critically i'll with dropsy,
is gradually improving as the result of
a recent operation.
Edward Bittinger, manager of the
La Crosse Inter- Urban Telephone com
pany at Viola, was married to Miss
Wanda Mulligan of soldiers Grove.
"A wee little baby daughter came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hendrickson on Thursday last, and in
that home there is parental rejoicing.
Remember Morrison s jewelry store
is the place to get your work done,
satisfaction guaranteed, South Nj ain
street, just across the street north from
the Viroqua Hotel.
The Cashton Record says that Post
master P. E. Nelson and wife are at
Prairie du Chen, where Mr. Nelson is
taking treatment in the sanitarium for
rheumatism.
When you are to have an auction
sale remember that the CENSOR does
that class of job printing promptly and
always gives free notice in the paper.
That IS much more valuable than the
bills
See those new trowsers at the Blue
Front Store. Special styles for young
men; none more stylish. With and
without cuffs, half and full peg top,
latest patterns. All go at sale prices.
The Blue Front Store
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Davis and
daughter Trixie, of Flgin, Illinois, are
renewing friendshipssin Viroqua, their
former home. Little Trixie, a town
tavorite when here, mas lost none of her
attractive child ways and beauty.
MIR. Ole r. Fortney of Franklin,
tells the CENSOR that his son, who was
living for the winter with relatives in
Dunn county. had the unpleasant ex-
perience OF smallpox. together with the
Fortney families and about a hundred
other citizens.
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Store continues unabated. Interest
grows daily. Peopje are coming a long
distance to get the benefit of this bar
gain opportunity. Purchasers last week
from 25 to 30 miles distance were
frequent.
FIR N the number of auction bills
printed at the CENSOR Office during the
past month we are lead to believe that
there is to be quite an exodus to other
parts the coming months or weeks
We don't like this We have no de-
sire 70 record the removal of useful
citizens
Benjamin Bessum, tourist and
lecturer, gave an interesting and high
ly instructive illustrated d talk on Nor
way, tn mid-uigJht sun country, at the
Opera nall. MIR Biessum has his sub
iect we'll in hand, and has spared no OK
pense in getting photographs of the
graudest scenery in the land
The J. E. Harris farm of 800 acres
in the town of Jefferson was sold Sat
urday through the Stoil & Chase agency
MIR. j. Hardy of Spring Valley,
Minnesota, consideration being Sl7, 600
Mr. Hardy is d hustling young farmer
who has made good by hard work, ard
has acquired valuable property.
MIR. Carl J. Severson has engaged
with a Duluth general building supply
house as travelling salesman at re-
munerative salary, and will take 10 the
road yt-ftbiu a few davs For tho yra-