Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19

scription accounts.
DR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
-Soren Larson of Westby was busi-
ness visitor here, yesterday.
AT Redmound, Mrs. Warren Smith
slipped, fell and broke her arm.
Elijah Tilton came from Sparta to
spend Sunday with Viroqua old friends.
House coats, just the thing that
will please a gentleman friend, at Soil
& Groves.
%. D. Lester of Towerville neighbor-
hood, has gone to Iowa for medical
treatment.
The CENSOR contains plenty of
good holiday reading matter on it's in
side pages.
Monks apples are going. Call now
and see them as some of the varieties
are about gone.
Lester Tilton has purchased hotel
at Appleton, and in charge as manager,
having moved from Neilsville.
Sherwood Coffiand is home for
holidays, and is taking a hand in push
ing sales at the Blue Front clothing
house.
Hello, Central! Give me 105 Viro-
qua-J Ohm Dawson & Co., Insura, ce.
They will pay the toll.
"A writer to the De Soto Argus says
there are quite number of cases of
stealing reported in that community.
A basket sociable will be held at
Thomas Johnson's, at West Prairie, on
Saturday evening next. All welcome.
Judging by the lamps we saw at
Johnson's, yesterday, there viii be
some very light" presents made thi~
Christmas.
Prof. G. Anfin, the noted clairvoy-
ant ond palmist, is at the Park hotel in
this city and may be consulted on all
past, present and future.
Santa Claus certainly had good
taste when he left that elegant line of
gents furnishings at Stoll Il Groves,
so suitable for Christmas gifts.
The CENSOR will furnish its read
ers with the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean again the coming year for the
small sum of IS cent or SIPS for both
prpers.
My stock of watt les is the largest.
yet, and | am maxim. special efforts to-
reduce it by making great reductions
in price.
j. w. Lucas, Jewe er and Optician.
w D. Lind has new metal and
electric sign in front of his bakery and
restaurant, to guide the prospective
purchasers steps to his popular busi-
ness place.
High schools in the Kiekapoo valley
as'e agitating the organization of an as :
sociation to contest the ora torical quail
ties in the various schools. Good thing;
push it along.
An exchange remarks that this is
the time of year when parents leave
their children at home alone in company
with red-hot stove, and return to find
that the fire department and coroner
have been called.
Henry Peck and family of Canada,
arrived at the home of VIM. Scheid for"
holiday season. They are much taken
with the conditions about Ontario, their
home. They spend the winter near
Retreat
The Viola News says the Selle Ex-
celsior company has crew of eight
men at work cutting wood and bolts on
Joe Johnson's farm west of town.
They have an eating house on wheels
along with them.
Something for your sister or sweet
heart: Bracelets, brooches, combs,
hat pins, lockets, neck chains, rings,
watches, watch chains, fobs, necklaces,
gold pens, thinbles, souvenir spoons etc
Jos. Boehrer, the Jeweler.
Advertised letters in the Viroqua
post office: Will M. Side, Mathew
C. H. Rice, Frank Slade, Miss Margaret
Solberg, Miss Alma Johnson, Miss
Alma Evenson, Mrs. Ada Clark.
Something for your dear mother:
Brooches, hat pins, thimbles, watches,
knives and forks, spoons, tea sets,
sugar and creamers, berry spoons,
ladies', clocks, fancy china, cut glass,
sterling silverware, etc.
Jos. Boehrer, the Jeweler.
-Menomonie is making a big success
of market days. The last one attract
ed 800 farmers from various parts of
the county. About fifty prizes were
given for various features, such as
''the largest load of wheat; the largest
woman; the best matched team; best
dressed goose, etc.
-Viroqua Woodman Camp had an in
crease in membership of eleven initi
ates at the last meeting. The camp
now has membership quite as large
as any in western Wisconsin. And we
doubt if a camp anywhere is more
generous with its funds in extending
charity where deserved among its mem
bers and the public.
The La Fargo Enterprise states
that DR.. Geo. E. Chambers has re-
ceived appointment and his commission
as postmaster at La Fargo. His many
friends here, where the doctor resided
for many years, will extend con-
gratulations. The people of our neigh
boring village will certainly be served
with care and ability by their new post
master. DIR. Chambers will take charge
of the office with the opening of the
new year.
The time of year has arrived when
the CENSOR desires that all OF its cor
respondents shall put their pens to
service in furnishing the local news
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