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

Plenty of wood at Thayer's yard.
Tobacco paper and twine at Tow
ner's.
Miss Effis Ady is home from Moline
Illinois.
La Force Terhune lie home for 3
short time.
IT. O. Mork sells calf meal, oil meal,
sugar fax seed meal.
"A small fat sey awaits the owner
at the CENSOR Office.
Try sack of Pillsbury's best flour.
For sale by Severson q Co
All kinds of logs and oak lumber
wanted by Thayer for cash.
Case" weather is demanded by
country and town people.
r. w. Baldwin, dentist. Office op-
posite Viroqua postotfice
Fine china and cut glass; the finest
assortment, at Towner's.
30 to so per cent discount sale in
full swing at The Boston.
Miss Stella Nuzum is home from
her teaching duties at Hudson.
--Kratchwil's Swiss milk chocolates
for sale by all Viroqua dealers.
The best wool underwear for ~
suit at the Blue Front Store.
Miss Gunther of La Crosse, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. /. S. Griffin.
DIR. Bertram Tainter of Milwaukee
spent Christmas with his parents.
Rev Kneen of the Spripgville cir
emit, suffers from 4 sprained ankle.
-25 fur coats on sale at prices 10
move them quickly at The Boston.
The Boston Clothing Fo-se tells
; chapter today that wi, Interest you.
For mems and toys suits and over
coats call at the Fair Savings Store.
Mr.. Frank of Chicago spent Christ
mas at the home of Mayor Coftiand.
-County Treasurer Bsrge spent
Christmas at his Folsom farm home.
John N Hall and wife of Clinton,
epent day in the city with relatives.
Don't fail to get seasonable goods
aG money saving prices at The Boston.
e i. Hage of Purdy, visited among
friends in this action for several days.
Mrs. G. NJ. I3ennett and sons went
to St Paul to Ass holidays with rela-
tives
-Days have commenced to lengthen,
Thursday last being the shortest of the
year
MRS. Margaret Ogden, after spend
ing several months in Dakota, returned
home
Ever Monsen and wife have gone to
their Seneca farm TO spend the winter
months.
MIR. John Layer spent Sunday and
Monday at the parc ltsl home in La
Crosse.
This is the time to get your logs
cut Thsyer ~snts all the oak lumber
he can get
For sale, tobtcco shed, located in
Viroqua, 27x96 feet Inquire of Mrs.
B. f. Ferguson.
Misses May Mck.ttrick and Esther
Butt are home from lshpeming, Michi-
gan, for the holidays.
Miss Hilma Olson of WestbY was
married at her home today ta@tsr. rtoyd
Muchay of New York City.
james Mccall anG J, M, Bennett
dropped road work few days for holi-
day vacation at home.
Bert Wilson is visiting his mother
in this city. He is engaged in teaching
at Fingal, North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Olson of Madison, are
here spending the holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. T. A. Tolrud.
A wise man never turns q good
thing down. Will your Then go to
Jos Boehrer for your watches.
Bert Dunlap let up" on mis- road
craftsmanship long enough to spend
Christmas at the otd home town.
DIR. F. P. johnson has removed from
Ontario to Norwalk, but will maintain
his professional labors at Ontario.
Mrs. George Holmes came from Chi
cago to spend holiday season with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w G, Alden.
Every thing in the watch line at
bottom prices at J. w. LUCAS,
Jeweler and Optician.
Mrs A. J. Moe and little son came
from Heron Lake, Minnesota, to spend
holidays with Grandpa Jerome Favor.
Rev. Evans will preach in Brush
Hollow church next Sunday morning
at II a. IN and in Liberty church at $50.
Gloves and mittens, great assort-
ment, prices made TO move them quick
ly. THE BOSTON.
Lost, December %, between Will
Eams store and Chasetown, black fur
muff Finder please leave at CENSOR
Office.
A. j Johnson's display of hand
painted china is certainly very attrac.
tive one Take look at it. Painted
by Miss Coffland
Alderman Clarke received card
announcing the marriage of Attorney
Meek of Chicago, who spends his sum-
mers vacations here.
Indications are that there will be
numerous persons to write at the state
civil service examination to be held in
Viroqus. January 9th.
AT Baraboo, Esnry Rever's clothes
were caught in q wood saving machine
and he Yves thrown to the ground with
such force that he died soon after.
With ordinary use Bissel's carpet
sweeper will last for ten years. They
make an appropriate holiday gift. For
sale at Steenberg's furniture store.
A. D. HelgesoD, F. 81. Graves, Fred
Stoll. Bert Cunningham, Mrs. James
Honaker, Mrs. F 81. Graves visited Chi
cago and the fat stock show, last week.
There will be an oyster supper at
Isaac Groves in Jefferson, Friday night
january 9th, for the benefit of the M. E.
minister. Everyone cordially invited
That premium offer of good week
ly state paper tor twenty.iy cents for
whole year. is taking like wild-fre.