Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-06
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December.

day.
Tobacco paper and twine at Tow
ner's.
Storm doors and windows at J. w.
Thayer's.
Immense line of gloves and mittens
at The Boston.
Bert Dustin and wife spent few
days at Madison.
Mrs Rebecca Day of Sparta, visited
relatives in this city
Try a sack of Pillsbury's best -four.
For sale by Severson q Co
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towner's.
-Kratchwil's Swiss milk chocolstes
for sale by all Viroqua dealers.
The best wool underwear for ~ q
suit at the Blue Front Store.
Mrs. G. N. Hauge has been whiting
her son Adolph at Coon Valley
The first day of skating for ViroQua
youngsters was Thanksgiving.
j. M. Powell and wife are visiting
the formers SON at Grand Rapids.
-Thayer will buy your timber of any
kind cut into wood or sled length.
1rhe Towerville roller mill will grind
buckwheat Saturday December 9
Attorney jackson Silbaugh had leg
al business at Readstown, Monday.
Fred Gohde has been doing repair
work on the Readstown telephone sys-
tenn
Harry Shepard returned from La
Crosse after spending the week at that
city,
Don't T. forget that Towners is recog-
nized as the headquarters for SANTA
Claus.
while cutting wood save all Your
straight butt cuts and sell them to
Thayer
H. Riley came from Clinton, Iowa,
to spend several days with his family In
this city.
Lester Waters returned to Montana
after visiting relatives in this city and
at Springville.
For sale, tobacco she'd located in
Viroaua, 27x96 feet. Inquire of Mrs.
b. T. Ferguson.
w. e Baker returned home from
three weeks visit to Vermont, where MS
aged mother lives.
L. A. Herrick. formerly of this city,
now of Sparta, bAs opened branch Jew
elry store at Mtlrose.
Mr. and Mr3. Geo. Dudley of West
Salem, were Thanksgiving guests at the
home of Capt Nichols.
Alderman Silas Foster is paying a
visit to his relatives, the Bausman ram
lily, in northern Wisconsin.
Miss lydia Munyon goes to Lincoln,
Nebraska, to take up work OF preparing
herself for professional nurse.
Misses Gena Lem an6 Mary Tand-
lev spend Thanksgiving at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0 Lewison.
James Biddison was here the past
week from Sparta to see his aged moth
er and renew acquaintances
New collars, new ribbons, new silk,
new skirts, lust the things you want for
the holidays, at Severson & Cos.
Every thing in the watch line at
bottom prices at j. w, LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
The winning list in the word con-
test, and the piano given as first prize
are on exhibition at Browns Music
store.
Comfort is the thing that we are all
after Yon can get it by buying one of
those Morris chairs at Steenberg's furni-
ture store.
You can get ladies fur lined coat
for SI5. sold every where for $25, at
H. d. WILLIAMS 90 Cos.
Little Wauneta Davis came from
Black River Falls to spend few weeks
Mt the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Davis.
DIR. Ammi Biddison come from
Sparta TO spend THANKSGIVING with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Biddisop,
south Of this city.
The city band will soon give the
people of Prairie du Chen a touch OF
musical accomplishment, and the or
chestra play for ball.
&C M Peterson. Westby gentle
man, succeeded in staying bear while
on a northern hunt The carcass of
hruia arrived at Westby.
Il am going TO make special effort to
please you in the way OF Christmas pres
ents. J. w LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
Thanksgiving brought the first zero
weather to this section. To be exact
mercury registered two below at seven
o'clock last Thursday morning
Mrs Austin Hanson, Of Asbury
ridge, who was operated on at the La
Crosse Lutheran hospital last week, is
reported to be recovering nicely.
When purchasing your table linen
for Thanksgiving it will pay you to take
advantage of the special discount given
by II D Williams & Co. One week
only.
The early purchaser of Christmas
presents has everything to gain and no.
thing to lose Make your selections
now while our stock is unbroken.
o e DAVIS, Druggist
Thanksgiving was we'll observed in
Vfrodua All business places were
closed. church service was yell attended
and the DAY was given over TO family
and psighborhood dinners and gather
ipgs.
-Jud Mccullough. LsFarge young
man, will enter the regular army, having
passed a satisfactory examination for
that service He will soon depart for
San Francisco. taking transport from
there for the Philippines.
To all new Subscribers aud those
who paw arrearages to the CENSOR, we
will send the paper and either the Chi
caro Iuter.O Ocean or the Milwaukee Free
Press one year for 81 25. Take adyan-
tQoro nF this upueu9l offer,