Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-21
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\ sugar refinery,
If you buy it of Jos. Boehrer, the
jeweler, it's all right.
For sale or rent, a six room cottage
| and two lots. Inquire Of Ben Williams.
Have as merry time as possible,
but remember Christmas falls on Sun.
day.
Get one Of the B. K. & Co. suits and
| overcoats. The correct fitting kind at
The Boston
Time flies for the leap year girl who
so far has failed to catch man under
the mistletoe.
The Christmas display of fine neck
wear and mufflers is immense at the
Blue Front Store.
For artistic pictures go to Steen.
bergs furniture store A nice line of
pastels just received.
Don't buy barrel of apples until
| you have inspected Il. d. Williams e.
90 and get their low prices.
George w. Stimble returned from
Minnesota, where he passed the last six
months working at his trade.
The Blue Front Store is the place
| for the latest and best things for Christ
mas presents for man or boy.
Special prices on all kinds OF lum-
Der and shingles the balance of the year
| at Thay er's new lumber yard
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dyson returned
from West Baden, where they passed
two weeks taking treatment.
George Frohmader of Juneau coun-
ty, was SO severely injured in runaway
accident that he died within an hour.
A gold bead neck lace makes nice
Christmas present. have them.
J. w, LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
--Johnson's drug store is q scene of
activity with shoppers who desire the
latest and handsomest Christmas gifts.
Come early to the Blue Front for
your Christmas present for man or
boy We have just what win please
you.
Robert johnson, senior, returned
from Cashton, where he spent three
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Will
grabs.
--4Iilt Welch of Webster was among
our Saturday visitors. He appeared q
little lost without his side-partner, John
Melvin.
Stylish neckwear, dress gloves, suit
SAoSaJ A4AA1A4EAof GAAh Gb
The Boston. Suitable for Christmas
presents.
John M Tainter of Northern Wis
consip, ia at home for the holidays He
reports plenty of fremunerative work and
activity in the north.
Just received a full line of Gunthers
worlds famous candies in packages suit
able for Christmas gifts, for sale only
as Casson q Thompson's.
New desciple of Blackstone in
town-arrived at the home of Attorney
Thos. A Tolrud on Friday last, bling
ing joy to the young parents.
-EIgin. Waltbam, Hamilton, Hamp-
am aud many other makes of watches
going at greatly reduced prices.
}. w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Opiician.
One town in Grant county is maca-
damizlng public highway to the extent
OF Sl 300, the county contributing one
iIaiE Gne oosG by giEsue OF t1a EC y law en-
that subject.
--Miss Clara divers dress making
chop s found two blocks east of the Park
Hotel, az the residence of Mrs John
Bean, where she is prepared to do all
kinds Of sewing,
4u4eSOG D4at SdEob anu mary AOLlaua
arrive home from Chicago tomorrow,
where they have been attending the
University of Chicago, taking painting
and musical instruction
We have that celebrated Hills
borough buckwheat in 10 and % pound
sacks This is the kind of buckwheat
that gave such good satisfaction last
winter. WM. f. LINDENfANN Co.
IF you want to see some swell mis-
sion rockers call at my store. Remem-
ber have the finest line in the city No
close outs. 1905 patterns will be shown
you. MELVIN STEENBERG.
NO scheme to force goods at high
price at the Blu Front Store But you
viii be ahead if you buy here, with
plenty left to purchase better premiums
than you get as an inducement to buy
elsewhere.
Call in and inspect our line OF holi-
day goods suitable for Christmas gifts
for men and boys such as nobby neck
wear, handkerchief. suit cases, dress
gloves, mutf1ers, s'lspenders put up in
neat boxes at The Boston.
Byron f. Sherman, merchant and
postmaster at tlt Tabor, was in the city
on business last Thursday. He reports
that land in the eastern section of the
county has taken big jump in price the
past two years
Come in and examine ouP goods,
v hether you intend to buy or not; we
are always willing 80 put our time
against yours in showing you goods We
know you will be benefited by so doing
sooner or later. THE BOSTON.
-0n the night of Friday, December
3Oth, at Liberty Pole, mask ball will
be given, to which all lovers of q peace
able, sober and pleasant time are in
vited good music and supper. One of
the conditions announced is that no gen
tleman will be admitted to the hall who
is unaccompanied by lady.
Every reader of the CENSOR will
prize the original Christmas song pre-
sented to-day, the contribution of that
popular writer and familiar Lriend Rev.
William HaughtoB For twenty. five
years Mr.. Haughton's productions have
found popular favor in Vernon and sur
rounding counties. To fully appreciate
these writings one must know person
ally the lOvable character Of the writer
The Readstown Herald says Fred
Hale had q narrow escape from being
seriousiy, if not fatally, injured. Hs
was engaged in throwing wood from q
power wood saw when q defective fly
wheel went to pieces, ore piece striking
him a glsncing blow On the chin and
rendered him unconscious Tor short
time. The other workmen escaped with