Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-20
CASE WEATHER IS MUCH NEEDED.
Some Deliveries Made -Eckha.dt Pu r.
chases Transferred.


needed to take their tobacco crops from
the poles. Until we have that, no ac-
tive movement can be had in the busi-
ness. A number of crops were received
in this city and at Westby, Tuesday. by
Albert Solverson, representing an east
ern firm.
1t is announced that Fred Eckhardt
has disposed of his entire contract pur-
chases for the season. The tobacco will,
however be taken in and handled at his
warehouse as usual The sales are re-
ported 10 be about 5000, 600 Itis stated
also that most local buyers throughout
the state have made similar disposition
of their contracts, demonstrating the
strong pnsh for Wisconsin goods
IF needing lumber of any kind go to
Thayer
Fancy suspenders put up in neat
boxes. at The Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. F. a. Chase spent
few days in La Crosse.
Make your s5lection of Christmas
goods now at The Boston.
State Bank Commissioner BeTgh is
in the city on official business.
The finest line of china glassware
and crockery at Towner's
Mems and boys fur lined capsat
DC and S1.00 The Blue Front Store.
For ladies and mems furnishing
goods, call at the Fair Savings Store.
Remember, the best kind Of teas and
coffee always for sale at J. Omundson's.
"A special lot of Christmaa souvenirs.
Price 20 cents at the Fair Savings Storr
David II. Pnlver is about the streets
after confinement to his home for sev.
eral weeks
Chas. Nj. Thompson shipped to a
purchaser in Sonth Carolina. his large
dog Major
DIR. and Mrs Chase aud little daugh.
Ter 80 to Lancaster Sunday 10 spend the
Christmas holidays
"A. b. Thompson haa purchased the
Springville mill He wln do feed grind
iuts saw lath and lumber
-Miss Amy Gott is home from Me.
nomonie, where she is taking course
in the Stout training school
IF. W. Shepard returned from his
duties at Garnavillo, Iowa, TO spend
holiday vacation with his family
"A man we'll satisfied is not stand
ing ad but walking and talking one.
We have many such THE Boston.
james. jackson of Lancaster. is
spending several days with his brother.
s. G Jackson, his first visit since 1886.
Picture framing well done requires
time. Bring in your orders as soon as
possible. MELVIN STEENBERG.
Where are you going to put all those
nice china dishes if You don't get one of
Steenberg's popular selling plate racks
Don't put off bying that suit or over.
coat. Buy it now while the assortment
Is yet at its best. as you know you will
need IL sometime. THE BOSTON.
Rockers! Rockers! Rockers If
You can make selection from 100 pat
terms I'll be able TO sell you rocker.
MELVIN STEENBERG.
Wait minute Don't turn the
page too fast You might miss good
chance. Our diamond rings are catchy
Jos, BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Now is the time to get your Christ
mas presents. Call and see my line be.
tore buying. J. OMUNDsoN.
Opera Block
Don't fail to buy your Christmas
candies and provisions of the Y. P. S.
@ E at the Bon Ton millinery, Satur.
day, December %, commencing at .
O'Clock.
Liberty Pole NJ. E Aid society has
changed its days of meeting from Fri.
day to Thursday The pext meeting
will be on the 2Sth, with Mrs. s. Nj.
Keir. for dinner
This is busy week for merchants.
The holiday trade for heavy goods has
not been firstclass because of mild
weather, but these closing days bring
marked improvement
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
Miss Coy, graduate of Stevens
Point normal school, has been engaged
TO NIL the vacancy in the fourth depart
ment OF the city schools caused by the
resignation of Miss Riley.
"A chimney blaze in the residence of
George Griffin brought out the fire de-
partment at noon on Saturday. There
was like occurrence in the bank of vi.
roqua on Monday afternoon.
We have large stock of small mn
sical instruments, including band in.
struments, violins, guitars banios. ac
cordeons and harmonious
BROWN Music COMPANY.
Advertised letters at the Viroous
pcstoffice; Rev. Brain, Nebb Henry
Anna ID: Z I. Hetland, Mrs. G.. w.
Campbell, Lewis T. Olson, Miss George
Miller, .. ID. Thompson, W. w. Loon.
Presents suitable for ladies: Stag
horn toilet sets, manicure sets, glove
and handkerchief sets, perfume, hand
bags, mirrors, box stationary etc. Come
and see my line. O. DAVIS.
The day following Christmas Gen.
eral ana Mrs Rogers will take their de-
partnre for Los Angeles, California, to
bask in the sunshine and enjoy the pleas
ures OF that resort during the coming
winter months.
Miss Fannie Silbaugh. daughter Of
Henry Silbsugh, has been admitted to
three year course In the Kuowlton
training school for nurses at milwaukee,.
Miss silbaugh has been attendant al
our asylum for the past three years
The Brown Mnsic company have
secured the services of Frances Porter
Caniield Mrs Garfield is zraduate
Of the Boston Conservatory Of Music
a. d the Lewis school OF Chicago. and IL
an excellent pianist and vocalist She
Will have charge of the piano depart.
ment and will be pleased 10 have any
one interested In pianos call at the store.