Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-27

Thursday.
December s5, Christmas, Sunday.
Big book sacrifice at Towner's
The Troubadours Friday evening
Veteran VIM Hutchisoni is confined
to his home by sickness.
Peter Mcintyre of Lodi, paid visit
to the old home at West Prairie.
-25 per cent discount on mems WOO
sweaters at Fl. d. Williams & Co. s.
-Tainter Brothers have located a
sawmill at point below Brookville
Duck coats at a. d. Williams &
Co. g at less than manufacturing price.
W. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. w
NJ. Bouffieur next Tuesday afternoon.
Why go hungry? When can peaches
are only Sc at II. D. Williams s. Cos.
Clarence Glenn has gone to Wilton
to do the timer act in Martin d Kueb-
ler's branch store.
Buy your golf gloves now before
our rapidly diminishing stock is ex-
hausted. 81. d. WILLIAMS & Co.
Take advantage of the big combin.
alton OF the CENSOR and Daily Milwau.
kee Free Press. Only 50 sor both full
year.
Richard Collins and family were
given a surprise party at their home
near Victory, one evening last week, by
neighbors.
The opportunity of life time to
secure books at wonderfully low prices.
Look over the enormous stock now
being offered at Towner's store.
. Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Horton return.
ed last Friday, from Montfort, where
they spent two months visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Tucker.
Now is the time to secure the best
weekly paper published in the state for
the trifiing sum of 25 cents per year
Send Your orders to the CENSOR at
once.
"A typographical error is a hard
thing to find in the proof, but in the
printed and completed paper it looms
up like fat lady in a group of vegetar-
iaps.
Uncle Joseph Harris braved the
fierce wind and piercing cold Of Satur-
day and came to tue city from Manning.
He reports his aged neighbor, John Ben
son in feeble health.
j. A. Norris sold his stock of goods
to John Willgrubs CT this village, and
will devote his time to the real estate
business. We wish him success in his
new line of work. .-Cashton Record.
1t is old fashioned to wear silver
or silverine watch-but there are a lot
of old-fashioned people who want them
- 80 it's up to You. We carry them in
stock. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Would you like to dance after the
music of the best Italian Harp or~hNs.
ira ever in the city2 Then get the lbit
and attend the concert and dan. his
Friday evening The Troubador are
great.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Elias Johnson, JoeE Hayes,
Owen Baxter, Melvin Larson, Steener
Jacobson, Geo. Frammes, Nels Volden,
Miss VERNE Mccormick, Miss Emma
Baeckmann, Mrs. G. Ellison.
Miss Emily Louise Murray, the tai.
ented reader, with the Troubadours, is
spoken of very highly by the press in
has appeared. Don't miss this oppor-
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this week. Tickets 25c, including dance
81 per couple.
Chairman Brody of the county
building committee, was in from his
Clinton home on Saturday, accompan.
led by Gus Morterud of Bloomin gdale.
While Mr. Brody was here the commit.
tee arranged for asking bids for work
on the county contract. The advertise.
ment for same will be found in this is.
sue Of the CENSOR.
Remember the concert and enter.
tainment Friday evening begins at {
o'clock sharp The Fennimore Times
ays The Troubadours gave the finest
entertainment they have had this sea.
SON Admission only 25 cents to the
concert, from to o'clock. Tickets to
concert and dance 81 per couple. Extra
ladies 25 cents. At Sparta 81 Is charged
for tickets TO military ball where they
furnish music.
Between train arrival and stage de,
l,arture the editor of this paper spent
two hours in Readstown on Friday last
Like the average town at this particular
time, the village is quiet in b genera
sense, yet there is g good business In
saw-logs. lumber, ties and stsye bolts
The mill and factory Of Fowell & Heri
ks has good grist of logs to work of
and Baby Charlie" is fun of business
as master of ceremonies. One of the
most noticeable improvements in Reads
town the past season Is the fine residence
Of Gladney Ewers. A pleasant hand
shake was had with the numerous Ew
ere, Anders as, Groves, Peterson. Var
Winters, Carter, Slime, Andrews, Mai
ben, Phelps, Asbury, Dregne, Fowell
Henika, and others of that sprightl]
village. Like sill other towns the bust
ness men are waiting patiently for ''casl
weather" expecting q revival Of bust
meas and scoops Of money on collections