Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-21

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The Big Store.
Entire page of Chaistmas matter ii
today's CENSOR,
-Towner's for jew, W and silver
ware, the finest in town
Closing out sale of shoes and rub
bers at The Big Store.
Fine hand pain ted &. na at remark
| ably low prices at Towner ).
Buy your dress goods underwear
and hosiery at THE BIG STORE:
Mantle and novelty clocks fine
line. j. w. LUCAS, Jeweler, Optician
Michael Brody, chairman Of the
county board, was in the city for day.
viii Selbaeh disposed of thirty-five
horses at his Rockton auction sale a
week ago
Will Coleman of Webster Greek, has
gone north to work in Nustad 81 Sol.
| berg's saw mill
Good living rooms to rent for small
family, central section Of city. Inquire
at the CENSOR office.
Call and find out how to get barrel
Of flour free with sack of Jersey Liiey'
at 81 D. Williams &c Co.
Call early at Towner's and select
your Christmas presents and avoid the
rush of the last few days.
"A two-year- old Hereford buu for
sale cheap = taken soon. Call on or ad.
dress @. E. Sulter, De Soto.
Gold lockets of every description,
and | engrave them, too.
J. W. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
"A bargain that is one. Thirty child
rens S4 and So cloaks for a short time
only ct 81 so each, H.. d Williams & Co.
Take look at the Adler overcoata
at the Blue Front. They are beauties.
No coat made fits and hangs like these.
Miss En'ma Ogden Heathcote Of
South Dakota, and children, is making
a protracte6 visit with her mother in
this city.
&C. E. Babcock Of Necedah, Congress
man Babeock ana Col Casson, with
their wives, are passing q month at
Florida resorts
When you set up stoves" and lin
spec" chimneys don'6 forget that YOU
need an insurance policy with John
Dawson & Co.
-Childrenl don't let Santa Claus fill
your stockings with any candy but
'Funkes." sold exclusively by II. D.
Williams s. Co.
In the interest of your pocket book
don't wait any longer Take advantage
Of this great holiday sale.
Jos, BoEHRER, JeweIer.
Former Register of Deeds Frank
Bingman, e employed as superintendent
of and ate udant at toll bridge that
spans the riVor at Necedah.
For a Christmas present there is
nothing more acceptable to a girl or boy
than a watch. We have all kinds Of
styles, JOS. BoEHRER, The Jeweler.
Rev. Knaak conducted religious
meetings at Bear Greek church, result
ing in five additions to the church mem
bership. He is now at work on Webster
creek.
james T. Lunn, a longtime super
intendent of schools of Sank county,
committed suicide st Michigan sani-
tarium, Of late he had been afflicted
with brain trouble.
If you want to buy something for
Christmas that will please = woman
three hundred and sixty-five days in a
year buy "Cyco" Bearing Rissells car
pet sweeper at Otteson e Nelson's.
While we are contemplating our
good time on Christmas day, let's not
forget those who will be. less fortunate.
There are many poor children who
would appreciate any little remembrance
which might be given them.
When making the rounds for holi-
day wares and articles of general utility
and beauty, at live and let live prices.
remember that JOS Omundson, the
Opera block merchant, has variety
that will please and fit the pocket book.
Mr.. and "[rs. Chas. White of Spo-
kane, Washington, are here to spend the
holidaya at Mrs. Whites parents Mr.,
and Mrs. Lewis Silbaugh. Mr.. White
came Saturday Before returning to
their home they will visit his parents in,
Minnesota.
This is going to bea mild winter.
There will not be much snow or ice, and
the water next spring will not be very
high, with little chance for floods" This
is the story and the prediction of the
nuskrat of Wisconsin, according to the
hunter, the trapper and the casual OBJ
served.
Mr.. N. II Brophy was in the city
on Saturday from Franklin, and while
here bought from W. NJ, Kingston a
Polled Durham bull to head his herd.
He is looking for a number of thorough
bred cows. Although Mr.. Brophy has
a largo herd of cattle he has not handled
thoroug gnbreds.
Viola G. A. r. Post elected the fol-
lowing officefs: 9. w Wise, command
er; J. 4. Lovelesa, s. Y. c.; ". p. Gift,
j. V. G., J. M. Clark, @. NJ; G. FL. Dow
ner. sergeant; James Smith, chaplain;
L. +. Pelton. officer of Il day; G. Pap
pan, o. g.; J. Benn, representative; G.
Pappan, alternate; J. A. Loveless, in
specting officer.
The CENSOR desires that its regular
correspondents in the villages and differ
ent neighborhoods of the county sharpen
up their pencils for the winter cam
paign. We want all the news from all
the communities of the county. Our
friends and subscribers in distant states
are invited to contribute news and other
articles of general interest.
We carry the finest furniture in the
latest styles for the most luxurious par
lor, as well as the plainest necessities for
the kitchen, and every conceivable ar
ticle Of household furniture between the
extremes. VIII hold for you all articles
designed for Christmas gifts and deliver
them Just as you ordered them delivered.
OTTESON g. NELSON, Viroqua.
The Soldiers Grove Journal says
that while in the bath rooms at Prairie
du Chen sanitarium, Mrs. Atley Peter
son - y ruith a eavara inirrv nu ys1ov,.