Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-18

s site postofiee.
-E. J. Sveen of Westby was a Viro-
qua visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Hammond has returned from
her visit at Red Mound.
Mrs. Chris Ostrem was called away
by the illness of her mother.
Sleds, wagons and rocking horse S
for the little folks at Towner's.
The most correct showing of neck
wear in the city at Lindemanns'.
Mrs. 7. Ellefson entertained a din
ner party of twenty last Sunday.
Lars Jaspersop cr.d son is.fiartin spent
several days at Nei willie looking at land.
Mrs. S. E. Jernlan has as a guest
for the winter her mother, Mrs. Hauge.
Have you a Roosevelt" family?
$1.00 buys twenty presents at Rogers.
Elijah Tilton of Sparta was visit
ing with relatives and old friends this
week.
If our low prices hurt your feelings,
we can't help it. Jos. Boehrer, the
jeweler.
Hans Lang, who at one time kept
saloon here, has been adjudged insane
at Sparta.
&C. w. Graves had an attack of la
grippe which kept him in the house for
several days
Architect Parkinson of La Crosse
was down looking after the work at the
bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buchanan
paid visit to their son Carlos and faD.-
lily at La Fargo.
Mrs. Helene johnson Baargar died
suddenly from apoplexy near Westby,
aged eighty years.
Mrs. Chris Ostrem has returned to
Virogua, her mother having recovered
from recent illness.
Mrs. Nathaniel Snearly and family
have moved into the Williams house va
Gated by Edward Wig.
Diamonds on selection direct from
the cutters. You can save 25 per cent.
j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Take notice of the low prices made
on yard wide black taffeta silk at Rog-
ers'. Christmas special.
The fancy china and crockery that
Lindemanns are showing for Christmas
trade is worth an inspection.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Minshall re-
turned from the state of Washington,
where they spent nearly month.
MrS Louise Nustad of Westby
scent Few days in town visiting at l..
Sandsmark' S and G. M. Larson's.
-Attys Burroughs. Higbee and Nc
Connel, of La Crosse, were in attend
ance at Circuit court on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arne Arneson ard
little child of Victory came last week
to visit at the home of Mr.. Chas. Groh.
Miss Belle Smith, who has been at
La Fargo for the past few months, is
home nursing her little sister, who is
i'll.
Mrs. L. G. Boyle was called to New
York by the illness of Misses Frances
and Mary Tate, who are afflicted with
scarlet fever.
There is a list of Christmas pres
ents in this paper, hunt them up, cut
out and keep for reference. Suggested
by j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wintz of Cassville
arrived last Saturday, and will remain
until after the holidays as guests at the
Kuebler and the Wintz homes.
Mrs. E. E. Patterson, much re-
spected resident of Readstown, passed
away at the age of 81 years. She suf-
fered for months from paralysis.
Wait minute! Don't rush by our
window too fast. You might miss some
thing for Christmas that you are look
ing for. Jos. Boehrer, the jeweler.
The personal injury suit of Julius
Ellefson VS.. Mayor Frank Chase, which
was booked for trial at this term of the
circuit court, has been satisfactorily
settled.
Mrs. Mccullough and Mrs. Seals
went to Darlington to spend the winter.
Miss Laura Mccullough is visiting at
Prairie du Chen and will join them
there later.
-Cullman Bros, of New York, have
shipped about $50, 900 worth of the 1906
crop of tobacco, the F. Eckhardt pack
ing purchased by them from l.. Bam-
berger & Co.
We think the daintiest of all art is
the art of painting on china. At John
sons pharmacy there is the finest dis
play of delicate china daintily painted
we e. or saw.
Have the Inter-Ocean sent to you
in connection with the CENSOR. Only
rs cents for the entire year. The sam
pie copy sent last week tells you of the
character of the paper.
William Peayy of this city, has beer
temporarily appointed deputy state fac
tory inspector by Commissioner Beck,
A civil service examination will soon be
held to fill the vacancy.
We have just received complete
line of high class art goods-now oper
for your inspection. The line comprises
subjects appropriate for any room in
your house. 0tteson & Steenberg.
The very latest in fancy neckwear
silk and phoenix muffiers. Fancy sus
penders, gloves, lnittens, fur caps, um
breilas trunks and suit cases and many
other things suitable for Christmas
present for man or boy. The Blue
Front Store.
We would say to those afflicted witt
chronic diseases, we believe that DR.. +
b. Brewer who visits this city regular!
every two months, is a person on whom
YOU can rely. He has made visits re
guiarlv for years, and the large nrTabel
Of patients whom he has treated viii
attest that he is d first-class ply ysician
Invalds who are seeking for rehe
from any chronic ailments viii not los
any thing BY consulting DR.. Brewer, a
the hotel Dregne III this city on Thurs
day, December 25th-
The La Fargo Enterprise sums u
the Vernon county asylum as oasines