Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-27


amount being 100. 791 % and Villas the
lowest wit. $2,3SS Richland county
will receive this year $13, SAT 79. Craw-
ford gets $l2.641.39 Grant $25, S9l. So,
Iowa $15, SIT. so, Sank 22,041, 40 and
Vernon $40, S51 Al.
The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towner's.
Good lumber and reasonable prices
go together at Thayer's.
Mems and boys fur lined capsat
DC and 81. 90. The Blue Front Store.
For ladies' and mems furnishing
goods, call at the Fair Savings Store.
Picture framing well done requires
time. Bring in your orders ss soon as
possible. MELVIN STEENBERG.
Where are you going to put all those
nice china dishes if you don't get one of
Steenbergs popular selling plate racksH
Miss Isca Reeve left, this morning,
for Milwaukee, where she had accepted
a position in the long distance telephone
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, natives of
Coon Valley, have been visiting there
after an absence of thirty.fiv years in
the west.
Mrs. w. p. Colburn and children
are spending holiday week at the paren-
tai and native home OF Mrs. Colbnrn at
Cassville.
George Southworth and wife came
from Stark to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. N G. Weeden, parents of
Mrs Southworth.
-Rockersl Rockersl Rockers If
you can make selection from 100 pat
terms I'll be able to sell you a rocker
MELVIN STERNRFRg.
Emery Il Allen and Mrs. Kelting
came from, Spooner to spend Christmas
with their brother, Geo W. Allen, of
Jefferson.
Wait minute Don't turn tine
page too fast. You might miss a good
chance. Our diamond rings are catchy.
jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Ole Emllson, driver on the Ava
lanche rural route, tells the CENSOR
that there is again considerable activity
in the copper mines on the farm of
James Allen.
Presents suitable for gentleman. box
cigars, pipe cigar jar. collar and cuff
box, necktie box, military sets, pocket
books, etc. Complete line at o. E.
Davis drug store.
We have large stock Of small mu-
sical instruments, including band in
struments, violins, guitars, banjos, ac-
cordeons and harmonicas.
BROWN Music COMPANY.
Presents suitable for ladies STAG
horn toilet sets, manicEre sets, glove
and handkerchief sets, perfume, hand
bags, mirrors, box stationary etc. Come
and see my line. o. e. DAVIS.
DO you know" said a Sunday
school teacher, addressing new pupil
in the infant class that You have a
soul2' Course do, replied the little
fellow, placing his hand over his heart,
'.I can feel It tick.
The State Teachers Association is
holding its annual meeting in Milwau.
kee, this week. This city is represented
by Superintendent Gardner, Profs, Col
burn and Smith and Misses Ella Wilson
and Allie Richards.
The CENSOR acknowledges receipt
of foreign souvenir postal card from
Fred Hanson who is spending the win
ter in South America The card repre-
sents what Fred says is the largest print
ing house in the world, located at Buen-
Os Ayres.
Over hundred citizens of Tripp-
vile and Hillsboro communities have
signed request, which has been deliv-
cred to the county judge, asking for a
as to his sanity, of Hol-
lis Fitch, who was month since, com,
mitted to Mendoza asylum.
Something for mother; Baking dish.
es, berry spoons, cake baskets, carving
sets, clocks, cream ladies. creamers and
sugars, cut glass bowls, silver knives
and forks spoons fruit knifes, meat fork,
napkin rings, vases and the finest china
at Jos. Boehrer's, the jeweler.
This is the season to pay delinquen-
cies and renew subscription to your
newspapers. The CENSOR is pleased to
say that its patrons are doing these
things. And not in the history OF the
paper have so Lany cash in advance
new subscribers been added to its lists
as IN the past two months.
"A patron of the Norris school dis
trict, north Of Viroqua, tells the CEN
SoR of a most pleasant Christmas box"
and entertainment given by Miss Flor
ence Officer and her pupils, Friday eve-
ming last The house was filed with
scholars and parents, a liberal distribu
tion of gifts and pleasing program Of
speaking, songs and visiting.
General and Mrs. Rogers departed,
yesterday morning, for their winter So
journ in California. Friends wish them
much pleasure in the glorious climate,
among fruits and flowers, while we are
nresnYned In ha shiyarinp in cold Via
consin. But on this score they can have
little possible advantage over as up to
this date.
One of the substantial and appreciat-
ed holiday remembrances received by
viroqua people, was gift of fifty dol
lars Ia cash, presented by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the NJ. e. church TO Pastor
Chas. E. Buffers. The energy and ear
nestnesg which Mr.. Buffers has mani
Tested during his three years pastorate
here has endeared him to the congrega-
ton.
Larson Brothers, the energetic deal
ers and manufacturers of this city, have
lust completed setting two fine mon
uments In Folsom church yard over ths
last resting places Of Arne Larson Mork-
ri and his mother Mrs. Morkri That
for the former Ia Vermont marble and
weighs 5, 900 pounds. for the mother
marker Of Wisconsin granite of 800
weight The Larson Brothsrs report
most satisfactory business for the year
Just ending.
a pieture-snlarging seroundel
worked" servant girl at sparta 70
pay fancy price for a pictnre which
her parents refused 70 accent by falling