Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

New and dressy furnishing goods al
The Boston
Fancy New York apples s275 al
/ Casson & Thompsons.
Win Philips and wife of Bishop
Brance, have removed to Viola.
win Devlin passed few days al
Minneapolis, returning Thursday.
George Harris completed fine res
i,I.nce on his town of Forest farm.
"A Happy New Year 365 days is the
wish of the Gems 5E for all its readers
For sale or mt, a six room cottage
and two los, Inquire of Ben Williams.
Long ey Shreve of Greenwood, Wis
tied in northern Wisconsin with rela'
tiyes.
Mics Lora Morley is spending holi.
day vacation with her brother Fred at
La Crosse
Mrs. Walter Field went to Hills
boro to attend the funeral of her father
in-law, Deacon Albert Field.
Don't buy a barrel of apples until
you have inspected ii. d. Williams q
Co and get their low prices.
AT Hillsboro, while chopping wood,
Theodore Stefin accidently cut off the
index finger on his left hand
Street Commissioners Monsen had
tine city scraper out to level away the
piles Of snow on Main street.
IF you are going to build - house,
barn or any building don't fail to see
John E Nuzum, the lumberman.
What's become Of the old-fashioned
woman who carries her change tied up
in the corner Of her handkerchief?
Special values in high class furs.
Prices extremely low. quality an 90 q
considered, at TATE's BIG STORE:
Ladies and gents signet fobs, large
assortment. j. W. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician
The most brilliant orator and popu-
lar speaker in the country, DR. Morgan
Wood, will speak at Opera hou ?, Jan.
uary g.
-Hillsboro and Reedsburg basket bali
teams met at the former place and con-
Cested for honors, the former carrying
eff the same
Mrs Mary Garner Of Greenwood
town, died from consumption December
23, after years Of affection She was 80
years of age.
do not miss the opportunity Of hear
ing the greatest lecturer on the platform
of America, Dr.. Morgan Wood at Opera
house, Friday, Jan, 6
Mr.. T. G. Pringle writes that he ar
lived at his state Of Washington desti-
nation, although encountering the worst
storms he eVaF exOarfpnced
AT a late spelling contest near Re
treat, Miss Name Lamen Of this city, was
the successful first winner. The yorng
lady is teaching Retreat school
1T is stated that officials of Ia Fayge
village served warrants on q dozsa per.
sons who neglected to pay poll tax, with
good results to other delinqueats
Buy your ladies jackets where you
get the best values, consider quality, fit,
atVle, Ours arc unsurpassed.
THE BIG STORE
"A number of Viroqua s poultry fan
ciers and breeders viii attend big
tournament at Minneapolis, next week,
and will show some of their game fowls.
-Elgin. Waltham, Hamilton, Hamp-
am and many othe- makes OF watches
going at greatly reduced prices.
j. W. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
We invite you to inspect our goods
before buying. We have the right goods
at the lowest prices. and one price to
every body. THE BOSTON.
Blue Front bargains Suits that sold
for S1S reduced to SIS, SIS to $i3, 912 so
to So $40 to $3.50. All up to date first
class merchandise. Bis reduction in
overcoats
DIR Robert II DeLap, Jr well known
here and at Il" Fargo, was married at
Richland Center, . Miss Ethel McKy.
one OF the leading young women of that
city Congratulations Bud"
We have taken ont Of eur stock and
placed on separate tables ode lots of
suibf possibly only one or two Of kind
These will be sold at S.. worth many of
them $40 THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
While engaged in q friendly tussle
with one Of his neighbor boys on Christ
mas day Roy johnson OF Newry had the
mi fortune to fall in such a manner as
TO break his right leg above the knee.
A party of Westhy young people
consisting of Misses ElnOTa Dahl and
Martha Neprud, Charles Miehlet and
Harry Dahl joined the student crowd
and their young friends in a social dance
at the Opera house last Wednesday even
ing,
The Crawford County Press re-
marks that every farmer who raises
eugar beets next year will be consider
ably happier next year ut this time. He
will have more money in the bank and
that is eOmefbinr To ha thankful for
when it's laid up for rainy day
Mr.. Nels Skaaland of Esofea neigh
borhood, was in the city TO have grist-
ing done at our mill on Monday MIR.
Skaaland was first to pay his subserip-
ton IN the new year, taking receipt
TIL October 1G. 1906, the longest advance
payment among the CENsOR's 8 900 sub
sCribers
III E N Erickson, after dozen
years spent in North Dakota. is passing
the winter with his brother near Retreat.
He remarked to the CENSOR that our
lasf week s blizzard was but passing
hret ze compared with what he many
times witnessed in the western prairie
country.
George f Smith and wife Of Bow
bells, North Dakota, are visiting numer-
ous relatives in this city and community.
George will make q trip Of inspection to
the Alberta. Canada. section before re-
turning home lie thinks that one OF
the most promising sections Of the great
mort invest
William Svegart, who resides about
q mile southeast Of town, WAS quite ser
iously injured while driving home Mon