Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-17
Ill .2q5out 9ow friends and Te!gh6Ors


Mrs. Everson of Minneapolis, is il
th city with relatives.
Ladies Methodist supper and fair
Friday, letted about $11S.
For sale, full blood Poland China
boar. Inquire of John Norris, Viroqua-
Holly for your Christmas ora,
tt ons at Casson & Thompson's cry,
The county jury commission met
! on official business in this city on Satur'
day
-Westby will dedicate her municipal
electric lighting plant on FRIDAY night
of next week.
House to rent, with or without barn,
opposite high school building. Inquire
of NJ. @. Nichols.
L L Ewers Of Readstown. recently
entered as a student, Toland's La Crosse
business University.
Wanted, number of boarders, gen
tlemen preferred. Call on Mrs. John
Hammond Viroqua
Hon ]. E CofIand and wife of
Rlchland Center. passed few DAYS at
mayor Ceffisnd's in this city.
While attending court as witnesses
the CENSOR anioved visits from Hon.
Edgar Emo and Chas. J. Eastman
Remember, we not only give salts
faction. we give the most change rack.
Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler.
d. o McLees offers his fine farm at
bargain in the town of Harmony. It
is desirable place. See advertisement.
%. G. Stevens returned from his
Illinois visit Land values are placed
at $3.50 per acre for farming purposes in
the section visited
The Badger Broom Co. composed
of W F. McClain and H. Brown are
manufacturing hrooms IN the basement
of the Rice build ng.
Mayor Charles Greele of Prairie du
Chieu. dropped dead at his rome on
Thursday night. He was serving his
twelfth year as mayor.
We didn't forget the babies Scores
of nice gifts for very little folks You
can make them happy at small cost.
Jos BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Why don t you get that old clock
repaired? Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to your Phone 115.
How many holiday remembrances
will the rural route messengers find in
their mail boxes contributed by patrons
who have been well served the past year ?
Mrs A Fl. Dahl is accompanying her
husband in his official visitation to the
numerous state institu lions, which he
Monday.
In the CENsoR's clubbing list for
the comingvear we will be able to fur
nish the Chicago Inter Ocean for 40cts
Milwaukee Free Press at S5 cents, Mil
waukee Sentinel at so cents.
For warm goods, leggins and in fact
anything in footwear, we can show
you the most complete stock in this part
of he State and at prices that are right.
ROGERS s. WILLIAMS.
The Bank of Readstown has changed
hands, Fred Groves disposing of the
same to Edgar Ewers. 'rhe CENSOR is
pleased to have Mr.. Ewers return to
Vernon county and engage in business
Mr. Jacobson reports that his hotel,
the Central House, has enjoyed good
patronage since opening recently. He
is well equipped with house and barn
room to accommodate farmers and board
ers.
When you purchase ring you
want it right. There is but one right
| kind of ring It must suit the occa-
sion and please the recipient. Here you
will find the right ring for any occasion,
any taste. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Thanksgiving turkeys cost as high
as 90 cents per pound in Springfield,
| Mass, last month, and fresh eggs 40
cents per dozen Those who could in.
| dulge in such high priced luxuries should
have an extra spasm Of thankfulness.
The sad news reaches us from Mon
tana, of the death of Mrs Lvoia Phillips,
one of Ontario's former residents, whose
death occurred Dec. s. after an Illness
of only four days. The body will be
shipped here for burial. Ontario OBJ
| server
Notwithstanding the all-day storm
of Monday, q number of western Sec
tion county gentlemen were in the city
on business. among them G. A. Tenny,
| M. Y. West, r d. Worman and son,
Shirley Marshall A T Fu-tLn, Thos
Cali and others, many travelling over
twenty miles and return.
DIR. Andrew was called to La Crosse
| to see Nick Schlottman, who died at a
hospital on Sunday, after an illness from
| typhoid fever. Until very recently Mr..
Schlottman was one of De Soto's active
Young business men. He has lived in
La Crosse for brief time. He leaves q
| widow and two children,
The person who by mistake, took
from the Park Hotel, in Virouua Dec.
15 Russian calfsk'u fur coat, yellow,
| will please return same at once and
greatly ohlige owner. In one of the
pockets was a pair sheepskin driving
mittens. If preferable coat may be re
turned to the owner, Arthur Helgsson
at West Prairie.
An exchange lays on the table be
fore us noting the recent marriage o.
Miss Jane Weeks of Coon Valley, Il
Thos. Day, same place, and the an
nouncement closes with: "a Day il
gained, Week is lost, but Time can
not complain; for soon there will b.
Days enough to make a week again. -
Sparta Democrat
Hon Chas n Harris of Aberdeen
South Dakota, renewed acquaintance
with friends in this community and Wis
| tied relatives the past week. Will
here Mr.. Harris arranged with L q
Bennett to take charge of his South Da
kota stock farm, commencing wit
March, at which time Mr.. Bennett Wi
remove with his family.
Mr.. w D. Burford, manager of th
new consol' dated telephone system ths
has absorbed the toll lines of the /