Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-16
Toys Of all kinds at Towners.

Chief Big Heart cigars at Arnold q
Davis only.
City schools close on Friday for two
weeks vacation.
The finest line of jardiners you evel
saw, at Towner's.
Lamps and lanterns and their sup
plies, at Towner's.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo'
site postoffice, viroqua.
No danger OF consumption IL you use
Foley's Honey and Tar. A. J. johnson.
-Mesdames Jcs. Omundson and NJ.
A. Sweger visited in Westby Monday.
n O.. Gosling returned from La.
Crosse Monday. He reports Dan Wise
doing well.
do you want to buy good picture
at reasonable price2 II 30 go TO Tow.
ner's
--Purdy Woodmen will give big
mask ball on Christmas night. Every
body Is invited
Lew Marker and wife came from
Ladysmith to spend some weeks with
JAS Marker and family.
Mrs. Edwards, lsndlady of Hotel
Z Edwards, Ia great sufferer from rhu.
matism, and unable to be about.
Taken up, by Aaron Crook, three
miles southwest of Viroaua, q black SOW
pig. Owner please call for same.
Mrs. Clyde Beccet, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Laxe. departed for her Oregon home on
Monday
Toilet cases for man and lady, the
choicest and most appropriate gift,
little money secures them at Johnson's
drug store.
Now is the time to get good driv-
ing or work horse. We have thirty for
sale. Inquire at our Office.
CHAS 8. SLACK 81 Co.
Our third and last car Of potatoes
In here Wednesday next. Send In your
orders at once.
CAssoN & THOMPSON.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Sever johnson, j. L. Will
son, Mrs. c. Hanson, Mrs Mary E.
Thornberg, Louis N. Seine.
Nothing Is nicer than cut glass bot
ties full Of fine perfume, for a Christ
mas present You can find just what
You want at A J Johnson's drug store.
George E. Morse and family are now
in possession Of their new home erected
on Cemetery street the past season. 1t
is a neat and commodious structure and
heated by hot air.
DIR. McElwee known throughout
Vernon county as successful specialist,
will be at the Hotel Fortney on Thurs
day. Dec. "a Thedoctor's examinations
and opinions are free.
Lou. Clswater returned, Saturday,
from South Dakota. and will have charge
OF his fathe g large farm at Liberty
Pole. Many friends will Re pleased at
the return of M Ciawater and family.
Charles Major was caller from La
Fargo nsighborhood, Yesterday. He re-
ports splendid business at their cheese
factory the past season, an average Of
% cents for butter fat the entire season.
It's like dip in the fountain of
youth" Touches the check so gently
that youth fingers on the face Of old
age That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does SO cents. A. j. johnson.
e W. Hazen went to Madison and
purchased q pacing mare said to be
speedy animal 1t commences to look
as If Viroqua will soon have good field
of race horses for home and other meet
ings.
An ounce Of prevention is worth q
pound, yes ton Of cure Take Camps
Curative Powder or Tablets and prevent
attack of fever and diseases emanating
from impure blood. SOC, 25c, of all drug
gists
The court house building committee
held meeting In Viroqus on Saturday
and decided to employ Architect Schick
OF Lacrosse, to draw plgns and speC.d-
cations for new addition to the county
building.
Holiday excursions, Christmas and
New Years, 190s-1904. The G. NJ. &
St. Paul railway will sell excurs sion tick
cts at reduced rates to stations on its
lines within 200 miles, on December "a,
25 and 81 and January Good to re-
turn until January 4, inclusive.
"A dispatch to toe Milwaukee paper
from Baraboo on Monday says Walter
Cash. son of William Cash, manager of
the Hillsboro railroad, was held up last
night, and after q desperate struggle
managed to escape He had about
$500 on his person. In the struggle. his
coat and vest were ruined by knife cuts.
Uncle Johnny Madden, so familiar
ly known in the western part of the
county, a pioneer settler and soldier of
the rebellion, died at the home Of Char
les Partridge, Sunday last, al the age of
ninety years. He had made 1t his home
there for the past ten years. Funeral at
Retreat on Tuesday. He had no rela-
tives In this section.
We understand that Hillsboro has
been fortunate In getting rural free
delivery route. The route follows the
stage line to Yuba, from there to NAL
anthan Greek, and back by the way Of
Debello. w. e. Lind has received the
| aupointment OF carrier but it will be
some time yet before the delivery Is
started. .-Hi.lsboro Sentry.
-Elihu Denning, who has been abb
sent from home about five months, came
from Chicago on Monday. He hss been
engaged in the poultry business and has
made trip through Nebraska and the
| western country. With the help of the
other members of the firm he loaded q
car of poultry to ship from here Sstur.
day. Farmers, bring In your poultry.
Casson & Thompson say they have
never been better prepared for Xmas
trade than now. We mention few of
the COED things we will have for your
Xmas dinner. all kinds Of nuts, candy,
and fruits, crsnbe-ries, imported Ling
don berries, leaf and head lettuce, rad.
isses, cucumbers, celery, cabbage, red
and green tomatoes, bulk oysters, blue
points in the shell, fresh smetts, and
and live Holsters Call and see them ai
our store next week
| Members OF the Church of Christ
gave Rev. Goodnight birthday recep'
ton on the afternoon Of the Sth instaE;
at the church parlors. Many of the
members and citizens called to coagrat-