Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-17
One week TO Christmas.
This is fine "casen weather

Money to loan on real estate. Osh
on c. r. Minshall
Corn for sale. Inquire OF Jesse
Garrett, Viroqua.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist, oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
R. NJ. Larson returned from pros
pecting trip to Kansas.
Don't buy your Christmas presents
until you see Towner's line.
Mother earth now relies entirely up
on the watches sold by Jos Boehrer
just in. another car of those fancy
New York apples az Casson q Thomp-
sons.
All kinds of books at retail prices,
they make beautiful prese nts AT Tow
ners.
Remember the Door and unfortu-
nate and make their Christmas one of
cheer.
ODDS McLin is down from Valley
Junction for visit at the old stamping
grounds
Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents
-Searchlight soap, the talk of the
town, double bar only 5 cents. Call at
J. Omundson.
Banker Tate and Dalton, the hust-
real estate man, were over from La
Fargo on Saturday.
Remember watches, clocks, silver
ware and iewelry all brand new. No
old stock at Towners.
Mrs S R Ady and daughter Alma
arrived in the city on Thursday after
years absence in Ohio.
For sale, a fine 4-year-old mare, de-
sirable and all right. Inquire of Mrs.
John Gorsline Firoqua.
-Casson & Thompson unloaded an
other car of those fancy northern Wis
consin potatoes last week.
For novelties and nick-n -nacks pleas
ing to the children, go to Mrs. Bennetts
store, east of Towner's corner.
For the finest and newest of every
thing you must go TO see
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
They have new name for it at Sol
dier's Grove. A salociists there adver-
tises his stock of drirkables as interior
decorations.
-Viroqua school vacation commen-
ces next Friday, to take up again Janu-
ary fifth. 1t is the happy period for stu
dents and teachers.
"A bunch of bananas received last
week at Favor & Davis restaurant con-
tsined one which was colossal in size.
1t weig ned three fourths of pound
Mrs. Dill Sherman came from AL
bert Lea, Minnesota, to spend the holi
DAYS with Mr. and Mrs Don Sherman.
Mr. Sherman will come next Monoay
If you want to save money and at
the same time get the newest designs
and best timers do not fail to see our
watch stock. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Relatives learn of the marriage of
Mr.. S. NJ Honaker in Kentucky, where
he went some months ago He was
resident of the town of Franklin since
the early days
Don't fail to inspect the Pennsyl-
vania apples on sale at Rogers & Will
Jams store. If in need of apples they
are the kind chat please honestly packed
and sound to the core.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office: Charley Everson Ole Everson,
Ole Fl. Dalen, VIM Iurnmire, Frank
Gorden, Miss G. Thornhill, Rose Boss,
Editor of Herald of Truth.
Say now, you holiday buyers. don't
entering and taking a glimpse at the
great variety of. beautiful and appropri
ate things there on exhibition.
Mrs. Bennett, at the little store east
of Towner's, has received choice line
of holiday toys, candies, and most any
thing pleasing to the little folks Her
things are sold on a close margin and
she invites the public for share of pat
ronage.
There were 8, 900 less deer killed in
the omen season in Wisconsin this year
than last. There have been received at
he Office of the game warden in the cap
Ital 1, 992 tags of carca .ses shipped with-
in the state and 161 tags of care asses
shipped out of the state by non-res1dents.
At Sparta the board of health, TAX
ing precaution against small pex, has
arranged to have all children of the city
vaccinated at public expense, a prefer
ence of physicians being given to those
vaccinated. No pupil will be accepted
in any department. Of the public schools
who does not show cert ,ficate of vac
cination after the holiday vacation
james H Rogers, junior, was among
the CENSOR'S Saturday callers For
several years he has been operator and
agent for the Burlington railroad at nu-
merous places, bat the working hours
were too long and he returned to the
old De Soto horIe and in company with
his brother, purchased the mercantile
trade so long managed by his father.
-Fern;roore Times; The problem Of
fcres: preservation is one Of the most
important with which we have to deal.
The continued fertility of our farm lands
depends directly upon the conservation
of the forests, and the wasteful methods
of the average lumberman, of the pulp
mills and the necessities of the present
coal famine, do not help matters IA the
least.
Men can wear but little jewelry.
The little they do wear must be in good
taste. It need not be expensive but it
must be correct. We make speci-
atty of gentleman's jewelry. We can
suit any fancy, any pocket Our stock
of iewelry has never been better than
now. Designs were never more beauti-
ful and varied. Prices were never lower,
Every thing worn or used by men is here
JOS BoEHRER, Jeweler.
There is no part # Vernon county
where DR.. McElwee has not performed
a cure in some bad case that has failed
to get well in the hands Of other doc
tors. 1t is only the specialists who can
cure a certain class of long standing
cases OF course there are sore cases
that cannot he cured. but DR. McElwee