Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-12-14
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Front Store.
Closing ont sale Of carpets at The
Big Store.
New and dressy furnishing goods at
The Boston.
-I2erutiful line of Christmas goods at
The Big Store
-Thayer will save you money on your
barn boards Of any kind,
Some groceries left which are being
sold at cost price at The Big Store.
The school fund apporti0nment just
made by State Superintendent Cary gives
to Vernon county $40, 033 16.
Mrs. Maggie Adams Chandler was
called to the city by the serious illness
OF her father, Mr.. Calvin Morley.
Special values in high class furs.
Prices extremely low, quality and style
considered, at TATEs BIG STORE;
Ladies' and gents signet fobs, large
assortment J w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician
Mr.. and Mrs Briggs leave this week
for Readstown Mr., Briggs has been
working for the electric light plant.
This is the season Of year to settle
little accounts This applies to sub
scription dues as well as other small OBJ
legations.
Call at Fl D. Williams & CO. for
the finest New York state apples in the
market. Two car loads just received.
Prices right
Mrs. Theodore Srellum and baby
are spending a couple Of months with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Chas. Byttle
at Ytter, Iowa.
just received half million shingles
of exceptional value for less than have
been sold in Viroqua for ten years at
.Jonn Nuzum lumber yard
Buy your ladies Jackets where you
get the best values, consider quality, fit,
style, Ours are unsurpassed,
The BIG STORE.
We invite you to inspect our goods
before buying, We have the right goods
at the lowest prices, and one price to
everybody. THE BOSTON
Country and city Christmas shop
pers are extended a cordial invitation to
inspect the complete line of fancy, use
fll and beautiful thingson exhibition at
A. j Johnson's drug store.
IF you buy your holiday goods at The
Boston you viii get the latest production
of the market Come in and let rs show
you how many nice things we have,
which will make nice Christmas pres
ents for men or boys.
Mr.. A w. DeJean, president Of the
village of La Fargo, writes that he will,
in the next issue of the CENSOR, make
reply to the resolutions recently passed
by the village council and published in
the last issue oe this paper
"A dainty card announces the gr
rival at their Iowa home of son, Porn
December 10th to Mr., and Mrs. Her nan
Layer, former residents Of Viroqua. All
friends extend congratulations to The
young parents on their first born.
-Berlie Moore received news OF the
death of his grandfather, Joel Moore,
who died in Arkansas, at the age Of
eighty years. Mr. Moore was one of the
early settlers Of Union town, removing
southwest some years since.
Mrs Grace Horton Tucker arrived
from Montforb for visit with her par
epts. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker lost their
household effects in recent Ere that de-
ctroyed the tenement house IN which
they lived. Fortunately their effects
We're insured Their loss Is about $500.
When you go shopping, don't fail
to drop in our store aud see the many
things you can buy for q Christmas pres
ent. We take pleasure in showing you
goods and giving you prices, whether
you wish to buy or not.
OTTEsoN & NELSON, Viroqua,
Don't be bashful about sending in
that item of news The editors eyes
can't possibly be everywhere, ana do
the best he can, he is bound to overlook
many items each week that might make
interesting reading to some subscriber
at home or in some distant state.
-Schauer Bros erected recently a
monument for the L. Simmons family,
in the Viola cemetery. and one fer the
Jake Ambrose family in the Hopewell
cemetery says the Intelligencer. These
were both of the best Barry granite and
are two Of the finest stones ever erected
in either cemetery.
His neighbors Of Purdy Woodman
camp, twenty true "axGmen, met at
the home Cf Chas W. Reagan on Tues
day, felled and reduced to stove dimen
sions sufficient wood TO last durin~ the
winter. Mr. Reagan has been sick for
some time, and this was a generous and
neighborly act.
-Milkman Geo B. Fisher, who re-
sides two miles east Of Viroqua, is quar-
entined at his home with p fgk5 case of
small pox. He is suppose 80 have con-
tracted the disease while in the northern
part of the state on hunting expedition.
The case is so isolated and well looked
after by heal.h officers that there Is no
possibility Of spread of the disease.
The Lancaster Teller aays q young
man who gave his name as Fred Gull
vert cane to Lancaster on Friday even
ing representing that he had walked all
the way there from San Francisco and
was or q wager Of S. coo to reach Mil
waukee by Friday December 8, at 3:3O
p. IN, having started from San FIa-l-
cisco on July 4sh.
A man was shaving when he cut off
the end Of his nose. lie dropped the
razor, which cut of his big toe. The
doctor put the pieces hack in place and
csmentad them with radlum water but
accide tly traneposed them. They grew
together nicely. Now the man has to
trim toe nail at the end Of his nose and
take eff his shoe to sneezs
Frank Seymour, Of Retreat, return
ed Saturday last, from 3 deer-slayinS
visit with his brother Fred, in northern
Wisconsin. Frank had 81 1.ssert u
shooting his frat deer, Uhlch he had
shipped home Heyvas accompanied on
his return by niece aad nephew. who
will spend some luna visiting in this