Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-18
Bits of Local News
An is Christmas talk now.

flrOqua cigars ar e tne DeSl-
Fountain pens and all kind of gold
pens at Towner's.
-P. J. McManamy drove over from
Genoa for well repairs.
George w. DeLap of Ontario was
1 in Viroqua on Saturday.
Miss Lulu Thompson has recovered
| from her recent sickness.
r. B. Graves of Sparta vas down
last Saturday between trains.
The thirty doctors of Vernon county
meet in Viroqua December 26.
Elmer Conrad of Westby was one
of Viroqua's visitors Saturday.
james Morrison and Theodore Spell
lum were down from La Crosse.
"A birthday party was given to
Leslie Wilt Wednesday evening.
The most correct showing of neck
wear in the city at Lindemanns'.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
2E. B. Harkin, formerly district at
torney is at Aberdeen, South Dakota.
-Inter-Ocean for one year in con-
nection with the CENSOR for 25 cents.
Brown Music Company installed a
| fine piano in the high school at Cashton.
God bless the children. Let us hope
that Santa Claus will not forget one of
them.
Milwaukee experienced big snow
fall that approached a blizzard, last
Friday.
Ladies aid &c the Lutheran church
- h Iar locf 'I741,.
day afternoon.
The worlds best bracelets circlet
/ for any and all wrists. Jos. Boehrer,
the jeweler.
Lars Sletto, an influential citizen
of Cashton, has been adjudred insane
and removed to Mendoza hospital.
The easiest solution of the Christ
mas question is to go to Linoenanns
you win find just what you want.
w. D. Cox of Milwaukee, chairman
of the prohibition committee, will hold
some meetings in Vernon county next
month.
Rev. C. E. Buffers lectured at
Readstown last evening. He will be at
Sugar Grove for the same purpose on
Friday night.
Julius Turbin and wife of Eau
Claire visited Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mel
son enroute to Soldiers Grove to visit
other relatives.
"A good many little bodies are just
about racked to pieces by the secrets
they must keep until they surprise
somebody on Christmas.
Our holiday goods are exclusive.
Selected with knowledge of what
men and boys wan tsand most appreci-
ate. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. ]. P. Hagen of Westby conf
munity, who has suffered from cancer
for some time, died on Thursday, at
the age of seyenty-one years.
John and Albert johnson and Nels
Sjelter of McLees ridge took in the
great natio..al fat stock SHOW, and
visited their sister in Chicago.
We are ready with beautiful line
of holiday attractions for man or boy.
Come in and look them over before the
rush begins. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. Tedman d. Larson, former
grain buyer at Naples, South Dakota.
was recently married to Miss Pirsch.
Our furniture stock was never more
complete than it is at present. We sell
dependable goods and welcome you to
inspect our line. Otteson & Steenberg.
Sash, doors, and all mill work will
be sold at close prices to make room for
our new stock which will soon arrive.
Cali and get prices. Tibbits-Cameron.
Chris A. Erickson of Portland, one
of the prominent Scandinavian citizens
of Monroe county, is dead. Mr. Erick-
son was well-known in this section of
the state.
/ Mrs. Jane Horribly of Beaman, Iowa,
James Hornby of Bagley and M. l..
Hornsy of Sebley, South Dakota, were
summoned by the illness of Mrs. Robert
Hornby of Liberty Pole.
Don't feel timid about looking over
my stock. | will show you Everything
in my line. If | sell to you alright. If
| don't youand are just as good friends
as ever. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
We make a special study of the
we show such a splendid selection of
Christmas goods such as you will not
find elsewhere. The Blue Front Store.
Word has been received by relatives
of the coming of a little daughter, on
December II, to Mr. and Mrs. Myles
Sweeney of Brooklyn, New York. Mrs.
Sweeney will be remembered as Sadie
Wolfe, formerly of this city.
Come in, let's get acquainted. !
am working day and night to please and
benefit you. The goods that | sell are
of high quality reasonable in price
great in quantity, andvariety. Engrav-
ed free j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Miss Mary Morse has resigned her
position as bookkeeper with the Re
publican and her place is filled by Miss
Alexander Miss Morse will go to Ra-
cine the first OF the year to take ad-
vanced instruction in stenography.
We have arranged with The Week
lily Inter Ocean and Farmers so that our
patrons can secure that sterling paper,
together with our own, at the exceed
ingly low price OF $l.25 for one year.
Iris is a rare opportunity and should
he taken advantage of.
Uncle 10. Harris of Manning, made
the CENSOR business call while in the
city on Monday. Mr.. Harris is one OF
the county's Oldest and most respected,
Z having in his earlier days served in va.
rious town and county official capacities
May his days yet be long and pleasant
The extent to which both art ane
ingenuity have been carried in home
! furnishings is well exemplified in the
, artistic and inf enuious portable elec.
tric lan1Ds at ohnson q Eouaily no.