Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-20

-Jo, ous Christmas season,

Tobacco paper anu tWlne ab low
ners.
Buy your lumber of Thsyer and be
happy.
Mrs. Celia Fortney is home from
Chicago
Great fat stock show in Chicago
this week,
Thayer pays cash for wood, logs
and lumber
-Immense line Of gloves and mittens
ut The Boston.
--Amund Bisllandis spending several
days in Chicago.
II o. Mork sells calf meal, oil meal i,
sugar flax seed meal
Try sack of Pillsbury's best flour.
For sale by Severson q Co.
r.. w. Baldwin, dentist. Office OPP
posite Viroqua postoffice.
Vernon county fair will be held
September Is TO 81, next
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towner's.
Remember the poor and unfortunate
this merry Christmas season.
Mics Hazel Smith arrives home
Thursday from Minneapolis.
--Kratchwips Swiss milk chocolates
for sale by all Viroqua dealers.
The best wool underwear for % a
suit at the Blue Front Store.
-Viroqua schools have two weeks
vacation, commencing Friday.
is cent and 25 cent boxes of bonbons
on sale at Perry's candy factory.
"A full page of good Christmas read
ing is given in todays CENSOR.
Methodist ladies cleared over $500 by
their supper and fair on Saturday.
For mems and boys suits and over
,oats call at the Fair Savings Store.
Donald Clark goes to spend school
vacation with relatives in Milwaukee.
John and Anton Stynek of Yuba,
are spending some weeks in Oklahoma.
bon T. forget that Towner's ia recog-
nized as the headquarters for Santa
CLANS.
Ole Flaugen of Crawford county,
with his son, did business in Viroqua on
Monday.
Save your butt cuts of oak for lum-
ber Thayer will buy them for cash at
good price
Miss Katherine Faller of this city,
Joined in u musical rehearsal at Tomah
ON Friday night.
For sale, tobacco shed, located in
Viroqua, 27x96 feet Inquire of Mrs
Il f. Ferguson
Found, on road west of Viroqua,
robe Owner can secure same by call
ing at CENSOR Office.
NJ. n,o1 Me- II u Cro;,, %aaL th cir
son Harold to La Crosse to be operated
upon for appendicitis
L. G. Schoenberger and son went to
La Crosse, yesterday, the young man to
receive medical treatment.
An aged gentleman of Richisnd
county named Mecum, was nearly killed
by tree falling upon him.
A wise man never turns good
thing down Will your Then go to
Jos Boehrer for your watches.
Christmas dance at the Opera house
at p. m. continuing until 11:3O p. N.
Round trip ticket only 80 cents.
New collars, new ribbons, new silk,
new skirts, just the things You want for
the holidays, at Severson 81 Cos.
Sparta has the craze-that is roller
skating is the leading amusement, and
the srmory is given to that purpose.
Great distributing sale of suits, ov
ercoats, fur coats and all heavy winter
goods now going on at The Boston
Every thing in the watch line at
bottom prices at j. w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician
Ladies aid of Bishop Branch will
Tar. .l,..
Tuesday, January 2 Everybody cor
daily invited
"A merry Chr'atmas and a happy
and prosperous New Year is John Daw
son & Company wish for all their
friends and patrons,
"A wreckless driver, name unknown,
ran upon, broke over and injured
the drinking and watering hydIant on
the market square
"A J Johnsons display of hand
painted china is certainly a very attrac-
tive one. Take look at it. Painted
by Miss Coffiand.
Lost, between Bouffleur's store and
the court house, on the 10Th, a valuable
shawl Please leave at the CENSOR Of
flee and receive reward.
William Peavy of this city, has dis
posed of his town of Webster farm of
sixty acres to J. T. Standiford Tolrud
t9 Sandsmark made the sale.
i am going TO make special effort to
please you in the way of Christmas pres
euts j. w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician
-Miss Maud Allen of Webster, was
called to Sparta to teach in the city
schools. Miss Allen has taught in many
district and graded schools of our coun-
ty.
Christian Henry has disposed of the
lots on which the Central hotel was To-
Gated. exchanging with Frank A Chase
for the George Eckhardt farm at Red
Mound
w. II Shesler came to Viroqus from
Victory neighborhood, on Monday, to
have qristing done The Viroqa mill is
doing custom work for farmers who live
Dong distances away.
Arthur Mccall has shown the CEN
SoR specimens of Dlnning apples from
his orchard that are beauties. He has
twenty-five barrels, for which he can
take s. IS per barrel.
Today Mr. " F. llndemann and
her daughter, Mrs Regina Trowbridge.
vii! depart for southern Californis. To
spend the winter They will be accom-.
tsnied by the little son nf the latter
The early purchase" Of Christmas
prrsents has everything TO gain and no