Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-07
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| Mrs. MyTbls 0tNoIsou tobuihcu AHoAl
Baraboo.
III 1t comes from Jos. Boehrer the
| jeweler, it's the best.
Good line of drop. siding and shiplap
at Thayer's new yard.
The Boston is headquarters for mens
and boys holiday goods.
DIR. Suttle is making personal and
business trip through Missouri
Capt NJ c. Nichols has been con.
fined to his home by illness.
Mr.. Dick OF Oregon, visited at the
home of Mrs. Beat for few days.
"A complete line of pine and red
cedar shingles at Thayer's new lumber
yard.
1.-THE Sophmores of the High school
have party at the Opera house Satur-
day evening.
Get one of the B K & Co suits and
overcoats The correct fitting kind at
The Boston.
George G, Henry has disposed Of
| his interest in the Cottage Studio to M.
J. Jasperson.
The Christmas display Of fine neck
wear and mufiiers is immense at the
Blue Front Store.
-Purdy Woodmen will elect officers
Saturday evening, December TO- A full
attendance is desired
For ARTISTIC pictures go to Steen-
berg's furniture store. A nice line of
pastels just received.
The Blue Front Store is the place
for the latest and best things for Christ
mas presents for man or boy.
just received large assortment man
tie and novelty clocks. Prices 81 to $25.
j. W. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
There will be prayer meeting and
song service at Bishop Bran ch Friday
evening December 8 Everybody come
Eyes tested free. Spectacles and eye
glasses 81 so to $5 Satisfaction guaran-
t3ed. j. w LUCAS, Jeweler and optician.
Come early to the Blue Front for
your Christmas present for man or
10y We have just what will please
you
Stylish neckwear, dress gloves, suit
cases, muffisrs, silk handkerchiefs at
The Boston. Suitable for Christmas
presents
G4OCbAOA4 VI bllCbIb III V flECGud IJstEb-
ern Star chapter will take place next
Tuesday night Members are requested
to be present
Bear in mind that dollar will go
farther when you buy your Holiday
goods at FL. D. Williams G. Co, than
any other place in the city.
Melvin Bailey and Robert Hammer,
Jr., HIllsooro young men, are seeking
mjlder climate for the winter, with Okla.
homa and Mexico in view.
Scarcely day passes without some
new novelty being added toour immense
collection of holiday presents.
Jos BOEHRER, the Jeweler
IF you want to see some swell mis-
sion rockers call at my store Remem-
ber. have the faest line in the city. Ne,
ztlose ouss 1905 patterns will be shown
you MELVIN STEENBERG.
= I'VE ask you to inspect our immense
line of couches and get prices before
buying. We have them in all color
coverings and ranging in price from
S475 and up OTTEsoN & NELSON
Miss Eva Smith, a school teacher of
Monroe, cut her throat with pen knife
while on a trip to Houston, Texas. She
had round trip ticket from Monroe to
Beaumont She gave no reason for her
act.
No schemes to force goods at high
price at the Blue Front Store But you
will be ahead if you buy here, with
plenty eft to purchase better premiums
than you get as an indueer, ent to buy
elsewhere.
A. b. Stevens, eyesight specialist of
La Crosse. will be at Jos Boehrer's,
j9welsr, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, December 14th and 18th
Spectacles and eyeglasses properly fitted
Rsturn visit every four weeks.
What would make a nicer present
for mother, sister, wife or friend than
an easy rocker. We have them from 81 %
to $50 each. Largest stock in the city
to select from, and the price is right
OTTEsoN & NELSON.
"A business meeting of the Congre-
gational Aid society was held at Mrs.
Wyman's, when the following officers
were elected: Mrs, Stogdil, presidents
Mrs. Chas NJ. Thompson, vice presi-
de 1t; Miss Winifrol Baldwin, secretary ;
Mrs o. B Wyman, treasurer.
Mr. Henry w. Schoenberger of Sa-
lima, City, Kansas, is visiting the old
home on West Prairie, after thirty two
years absence. de was called to see his
mother, aged So who has been seriously
i'll, During the civil war Mr.. Schoen-
berger was a member of the Sixteenth
Wisconsin Regulars.
The clock that has interested every
body has at last stopped Jeweler Boeh-
rer only guaranteed it to run eight days,
| but it run fourteen days, twenty-five
| hours ana seven minutes. Mrs J. A.
! Morley was the successful guesser, her
guess being fourteen days, eight hours
and forty. eight minutes
MELVIN STEENBERG.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sherman loaded
/ their houshold goods and left Tuesday
for Madison, where they expect TO reside
in the future Mr. Sherman Is a hustler
aud q pleasant, social gentleman and
the departure of himself aud wife from
Hillsboro is to be regretted. Almond
Sherman will continue to have charge
of the lumber business. .-Hillsboro SEN
try.
One OF the numerous stock horse
cases. of which the public nas heard sc
much of late years, was tried in Juneau
county cirenit court, last week and in
favor Of the party holding the notes.
The farmer stock holders claimed fraud
bat failed to prove the same in court,
consequently the case was decided
against them This particular horse was
purchased at 50 coo and later sold al
force sale for $3.50.