Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-12-09
Hand sleds at Towner's.
Pictures at Towner's.
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Fine china and cut glass at Town
er's.
Rooms TO rent. Inquire Of J. J.
Willsey.
See Weary Willie" Thursday night
at Opera house.
Fresh oysters In bulk at Nelson's
bakery.
Why not have your photo taken at
Dickson's studio, over Blue Front.
Hard coal So, Hooking Valley coal
90. VIRoQUA LUNBER.Co.
Don't buy q watch of any kind nm
til you see Towner he will save you
money.
just take a peep at Towner's win
dow and be convinced.
Mrs. Ben Dickson is visiting pa.
rental home at Melvina
20. w. Jennings was a CENSOR
caller from viols on Saturday last.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson & Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Meals served for 10, is and 20 cents
at G. A Nelson's bakery in Opera block.
-Towner positively has the finest as
scetment of pictures ever put on the
market-Cl
There will be a basket sociable at
the Fargo M. E. church next Saturday
evening. All are invited to attend.
The Ladies Aid society of the Lu-
theran Synod church, will meet with
Mrs. G. Oswald, Friday Dec. ii, 1908.
Remember the Ladies Home Jour-
nal Art Booth at the NJ E. church fair.
The picturers will be sold to the highest
bidders.
The current number of the Nation
81 Magazine, published at Boston, con-
tains an original poem by Miles M.
Dawson.
We can club the weekly Milwaukee
Free Press with the CENSOR at 25 cents
a year. The Free Press is Milwaukees
best and most fearless paper.
City council did nc business, last
evening, except to allow November ac-
count of electric light company for
pumping and lighting, $270.
H. G. Skow can save You big money
on pianos and organs, go and see him
before you buy. You can find him in
Mrs, A. o. Larson's south room.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rendle of Raw
lins, Wyoming, spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Nichols parental home and
guests Of win Lindemann and wife.
Santa Claus is probably greasing up
his automobile and overhauling bis
stock Of presents getting ready to call
on all the good boys and girls in the
wide world.
During December the hours of sun
rise and sundown are: Sunrise-Dec
at 7:O9; Dec. II at 7:19; Dec. 81 at 7:SO.
Sunset-Dec. / at 4:24; Dec II at 4:22;
Dec 21 at 425; Dec. 81 at All.
Less than three weeks and the great
gift giving period of the year is upon us.
We have for this purpose fine lot of
the latest photo mounts and styles
DICKsoN'S STUDIO.
Jim" Halderson, who clerked in
Pulvers furniture store few years ago,
and has since conducted a successful
trede in the same line at Galesville, has
started branch store at Trempealeau.
Daniel Wise was operated on at the
La Crosse hospital, Monday, for gal
stones, the second time within six
months. The operation was successful
81. G. Gosling accompanied Mr.. Wise
to La Crosse.
before Christmas when our assortments
are broken and let the other fellow get
cream Of our stock. YOu can well af-
ford to come now. Jos. BoEHRER,
Jeweler.
I'm todays paper is published the
official notice for sale of state lands,
which will take place In .Viroqua ON
January ID. As stated two weeks since,
these are island lands along the Mississ-
ippi, mostly in the town Of Bergen.
We notice by the Sank county papers
that j. p. Reeve is secretary of q COM
pany that proposes TO construct rail-
road from Logansyille to the village Of
Ableman. on the Northwestern rail-
road Aid Is being solicited from sever
al towns.
Col. and Mrs. G. E. Morley and
son Chauncy leave for Washington on
Saturday next, where they will spend
the winter. Mr. Morley is assistant
ook-keeper in the house of representa-
tives, Sergeant-at-arms Casson's depart.
ment.
Holidays are nearly here, and 1t is
time to cast about for something to
present your mother, father, sweet.
4tdI y, cAbbCi VI 1Iicuu OOtucbu4uS W
fit the case and the pocketbook can be
found at Johnson's drug store. A rice
album, ladies hand bag, cut glass, lamp,
perfumes, toilet articles and trinkets.
We Gull the following personal item
from Spokane daily paper: Frank A.
Chase asks he superior court for di-
vorce from Zelda NJ. Chase. In the COM
plaint it is alleged that soor after mar
riage the defendant began manifesting
q jealous disposition toward his minor
children by former marriage and be-
came cruel to them. That the defen-
dant has been cruel to plaintiff, infiict-
ing on him personal indignities. They
have settled their property rights and
plaintiff consents that defendant may
have the custody Of their minor child.
The agricultural society completed
its business after the CENSOR was put
to press last Wednesday. The only
matter Of interest not reported is q
change of admission for the next year'
fair. The price for adult general ad.
mission viii be 35 cents, with the priv.
lege Of going in and ont at will Re.
port of officers show a deficit of about
$500 for the present year, counting tbs
numerous improvements made, exclu
sive Of the new fair building. The so
ciety's indebtedness Ia a little above
1000.