Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-10
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Get Thayer's figures on yec~ lrrl-
Der bill.
Renew your subscriptions with f.
NJ. Towner.
"A good strong sled at Towner's for
very little money.
u. E Bigley jeweler and epgraver.
Work guaranteed.
= Money to loan on good real estate
security. See j. z. Stoll.
For fountain pens, go to Towner.
Ee las all the best makes.
Tablets, pens, pencils. examination
paper, etc., at .. 2 Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Mrs. May Baker of Mt. Tabor, has
moved to Spokane for residence.
Are you cold? If SO, order your coal
from L. C. Boyle. Phone No. ITO.
-Theyer's Boss ground feed is best
for horses, hogs and feeding cattle.
Gold Coin flour is first patent spring
wheat -four. None better. Thayer.
Tooth brushes. hair brushes. cloth
brushes, hand brushes at o. E Davis /.
--R, F. Rusk has been visiting the
0. H. Brown family at Wabasha, Min
nesota.
Purity, White Lilly and Mother 8
Best fiours, only Sl.25 per sack at
Thayer's.
MIR. 4. NJ. Farman of Stoughton,
visited his sister in this city, Mrs. r.
P. McIntosh.
Mrs. Gee. w. Hall returned from
a months stay with her daughter in
Forest county.
DIR. K. L. Thorsgaard came from
Chicago to visit home fold at Westby
and in adjacent section.
--NyaPs Stoneroot Compound for
kidney trouble, price Soc and Sl.00 per
bottle, at o. E. Davis.
Get our cash prices on building
materials. We meet all competition.
Jno. E. Nuzum & Son.
-Viroqua annual creamery meeting
will be held January %, when the big
overrun pot will be divided.
"A third daughter brings joy to
the home of Will f. Lindemann, arriv-
ing latter part of the week.
We want to sell lumber, cement
and shingles and will make lowest
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
We wish for all our patrons anc
everyone else prosperous and happy
New Year. The Blue ront Store.
u. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build.
ing. 44-51
Wool lined overcoats. The best
and at reasonable prices. The coat
for the farmer. The Blue Front Store,
II am still selling farms; also have
some moneyto loan on good real es-
tate security. Write or call on j. E.
StolI
Have that family picture taker
while all the childr5n are home on holi.
dag vacation. Jasperson .knows asz
to take it right.
Only two fur coats left. They are
good ones, the kind that look we'll wear
well. Guaranteed for two years. The
Blue Front Store.
DO not forget the fact that we
have kept up our stock of overcoats
for the January buyers. Full line.
Tha. Blue Front Store.
Gone running to Running's hal
aud attend the next farmers grand
ball, Friday, January IL. Viroqua or
chestra aiil play. Everybody invited.
&C. d. Williams went to La Crosse,
Yesterday, where he will probably un.
dergo operation for gall stones. with
which he has been suffering the past
few days. He stood the operation we'll
Wool Mackinaw jackets for ladies'
This garment is both stylish and com
Portable The most sensible garment
made for women and girls. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. A. j. Moe and son Alan, re.
turned to their home in Minnesota,
after spending portion of the holidays
at the home of her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jerome Favor.
The fuel question has been serious
one with many Viroqua families the
past week. Little wood has been placed
on the market because of extreme
weather. Coal dealers, luckily, haC
supplies that have tided over users.
Farmers my invoice shows good
many items overstocked in lumber.
These items will be slaughtered during
January for cash. &c will pay you tc
come early and often and secure your
share of these real bargains. ]. w.
Thayer.
-Viroqua Masonic Fraternity will
hold five socials during the winter sea
son, the first falling on Friday of this
week, when the Royal Arch Chapter
will be entertainers at the lodge rooms.
Masons and their ladies s,e invited.
These parties will be given alternate
Friday nights.
ROLAND e. Marshall, who resides
near Yuba, and Miss Zoe Hook of thie
city, were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus. Hook, Wednesday, January
8. The groom is prosperous young
farmer of Yuba vicinity. The bride il
graduate of the training school, and
has been teaching for the past two
years.
The passing of venerable job r
White doubtless eliminates the last o.
the initial subscribers to the CENSOR.
His name was on The lists from the
first issue and has been there continu-
ously. IL there sre others still taking
the paper who Ters subscribers from
the first, we will be pleased to have
them advise US personally or by letter.
The paper is still in very many fam
lies that have had it from the start.
but we fear that Mr.. White is the last
of the personal first-issue subscribers.
Morton Anderson and family depart,
today, for Shelley, Minnesota, there 60
take up new residence, where Mr..
Anderson will enter into mercantile
pursuits with another gentleman, TAX
ing an old established business with 2
large stock. For nineteen years Nor
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