Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-29
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Thanksgiving.

Harold Proctor is L4aking tour of
Texas.
Tobacco paper and twine at Tow
ner's.
-Immense line of gloves and nlittens
at The Boston.
Union Thanksgiving service at M.
E. church at 1890.
George Jersey of this city, sold his
residence property in the village of Cash
ton.
ID. F. Mains is erecting a barn on
his home premises.
-Malcom Hiles is building house
south of the city.
For big bargains in millinery go to
Mrs. A. o. Larson's.
Try sack of Pillsbury's best -four.
For sale by Severson 81 Co.
Fine china and cut glass, the finest
assortment, at Towners.
-Kratchwil's Swiss milk chocolates
for sale by all Viroqua dealers.
The best wool underwear for 81
suit at the Blue Front Store.
Rev. Evans of Viola has been hold
ing revival meetings at Manning.
The Towerville roller mill will grind
buckwheat Saturday, December 8
Ham Cowan of Stark, was in the
city on probate matters last Friday.
Henry Dickson is building an addi-
tion to the east side of his blacksmith
shop
Don't forget that Towner's is recog-
niZed as the headquarters for Santa
Claus.
Business men should not forget that
this is the season to benefit by holiday
advertising.
Mrs. n. P. Proctor attended the
funeral of her sister, .in,law, Mrs. Ethan
Allen at Elroy.
Fred Groves has sold his lumber
yard interests at Readstown to the Nuz.
um- Hunter Company.
The CENSOR contains great variety
of special reading for Thanksgiving,
more than six columns.
MIR. Amuni Olsen of northern Viro-
qua town, has purchased forty acres of
land of Ole Nustad for 81, 500.
New collars new ribbons, new silk,
new skirts, just the things you want for
the holidays, at Severson & Co.'S.
Annual meeting of the county agri-
hall next Wednesday, December 9
Remember Edwin Wigs auction sale,
Friday of this week, at the Nelson farm
three miles northeast of Viroqua.
DIR. J, B Trow bridge is on hand to
est turkey with tine good old parents.
He is accompanied by wife and son.
Photographer Thoreson and family
of Cashton, visited his mother, Mrs.
Jane Nelson, of this city, on Sunday.
You can get ladies fur lined coat
for $15, sold every where for $25, at
I'D. WILLIAMS 81 Cos.
Geo. w. Hall and wife have re-
moved from CLINTON to this city and are
settled In their home in the First ward.
Supervisor McAuley returned to his
DeSoto home carrying ana nursing q
very bothersome carbuncle on the back
of his neck.
Christ Marx died at his home near
Cashton Mr.. Marx leaves besides his
wife, six girls and three boys. He was
49 years of age.
be given by Springville M. e. church at
the residence of Mrs. La Flash, on the
evening of December s
Miss Jane Hinkst of Liberty Pole,
left for Chicago, on Monday, to spend
the winter with relatives. Her farm at
fairs are cared for by Jo. Thompson.
Rev. J A. Stemen declined call
from First Congregational church at Sed-
aaia, Missouri, fine city, and church
with membership of three hundred
Before departing for his home in
Hillsboro town, Chairman Jewel pur-
chased fine piano from the Brown Mu-
sic company, and same will be delivered
soon.
When purchasing your table linen
for Thanksgiving it will pay you to take
advantage of the special discount given
by FL D. Williams 81 Co. One week
only
Mrs. Rosenfeld and son Ivan of
Portage, have gone to New Mexico TO
spend the winter. Milder climate was
found necessary for Ivan's impaired
physical condition.
Jasper J. Peterson sends us pic
ture of new government postoffice
building just completed at Waterloo,
Iowa, on which he was general foreman.
The cost was $3.50,
Sparta is just now in the midst of a
great religious revival. Evangelist Bas-
E6TVlll6, We'll kuOWH mere ny iii Cdup-
meeting attendants, is the moving spirit,
assisted by singer.
George Broadhead, numbered among
the farmers of West Prairie, delivered
twenty fine steers to John Stoll on Mon
day The Broadheads have usually sold
at DeSoto or made their own shipments
A delegation of L2Farge gentlemen
were in the city the latter part of the
week on matters of litigation Messrs
Lester Wood, J. L. Collins, Levi Mill
son, D. M. Hunter and others were in
the party.
The early purchaser of Christmas
presents has every ything TO gain and no.
thing to lose Make your selections
now while our stock is unbroken
o. E DAVIS, Druggist
George Snyder and wife were in
from Manning, Monday, making pur-
chases Of furnishings for their splendid
rev farm residence just completed. It
is one of the best country homes in the
town of Kickapoo.
Former County Treasurer Albert 7 4.
Forum, arrived from Ladysmith on
Saturday evening Having disposed of
his business in that bustling northern
city, Mr.. Forum will spend the winter
at tie old home at Bristow.
To all new subscribers and those
who pay aIrearages TO the CENSOR, we
will send the paner and either the Chi