Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-11
'Viroqua" cigars are the best.

laws 01uS oNOAS-
Aljourned term Of circuit court
opens next Monday.
H. P. Larson is at Stoughton erect
ing a monument there.
John Pearson sold his farm near
Deb and has moved to Ohio.
The best Cough Remedy H. w.
Bsrker's, at all drug stores.
Sleds, wagons and rocking horses
for the little folks at Towner's.
Ben Brown and Scott Curtis made
business trip to La Fargo.
Coats at prices to close, from now
till Christmas, at Severson's.
Music, mirth and magic at Opera
house, Friday night, December 18th.
Mrs. y. w. Bradley of Stoddard
was among the CENsoR's S callers Satur-
day
Seats now on sale for the Band
Benefit; 35 cents at Sam Lillis' jewelry
store.
The new gasolene engine for the
city pumping station is being put into
position.
Nothing is more pleasing to little
girl than a nice doll for Christmas. 0.
E. Davis.
= Mr.. Paul Hanson of Genoa vicinity
was here on mission of business,
Saturday.
Store and shop windows glisten
with dainty and substantial articles for
holiday buyers.
William Peavy has gone down to
Madison, where he has work, and Mrs.
Peavy goes later.
-Readstown has new hotel, the
Vernon Inn, to be presided over by
Mrs. b. H. Erickson.
Diamonds on selection direct from
the cutters. You can save 25 per cent.
j. w Lucas, Jeweler.
George Eckhardt and son Percy
visited among old neighbors and friends
at De Soto and Red Mound.
james Latshaw, who is one of the
earliest born white persons in the county,
is very i'll at his Victory home.
Japanese vases, cut glass, bridge
whist sets and perfumes in fancy bot
ties at O. E. Davis drug store.
IF a man smokes you can give him
nothing that will please him more than
one of our rcigar jars. Jos Boehrer, the
jeweler.
Ontario and Cashton high school
teams met in combat at Cashton. On
tario winning by IL to 10 on hard con-
tested point
Farmers in the neighborhood of
Dell are looking toward the establish
ment of cooperative creamery to be
located at that hamlet.
Farmer A. Kreps of Webster creek
has purchased property in the village
of La Fargo, where he contemplates
residing in the future.
The person who borrowed from the
CENRoR Office our county history, the
issue of twenty years ago, will confer
lasting favor by returning the same
at once.
Have you secured your presents
for Christmas? Don't wait until the
last minute, but go to the bazaar at the
Woodman hall, next Saturday, and
stock up.
Your eyes win sparkle with delight
at the display of beautiful ard useful
articles at the bazaar at Woodman hall
next Saturday. And the prices are
reasonable too.
Mr.. and MS. G. p Griffin, old re-
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their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A
number of their neighbors and friends
joined them in the event.
The health officers of Milwaukee
siezed two hundred and seven dozen of
stale eggs. The state dairy and food
commission has been instructed to pro-
secute the shipper of these eggs.
The hard question put to every
body is ''What would you suggest for
Christmas?" Come in and let us help
you to make your selection and have il
laid away until Christmas. Jos. Boeh-
rer, the jeweler.
The side track ordered by our
state railroad commission to be in
= stalled for accommodation of the pub
lie at Newry, has been placed, bringing
distinction as a station on the system
of the great st. Pau road.
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, and variety. Eagrav-
ed free. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
IS. D. Ames and William Buchanan,
two of Webster's live farmers, at
tended the great live stock show at
Chicago. Geo. E. Tate of La Fargo,
and perhaps others of the county took
in the big animal show.
Jos. NJ Clark of Mound Park, was
Virogua caller on probate busines.
Mr.. Clark had but returned from a
visit to Indiana, whe:e he attended a
reunion of his regim ant. Fifteen mem
bers Of his company were present.
-Viroqua orchestra, Miss Ro ran
Miss Martin, Fred Palmer of Spa. "a
will be the main attractions in the home
talent entertainment, next Friday night,
December 18th. Seats now on sale.
rs cents at Sam Lillis' jewelry store.
u. Henry Bcnnett, attorney and
counselor at law, ITerrick building, vi
roqua. VIII practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in office.
A Kickapoo train experienced dis
astrous wreck on Tuesday last between
Wauzeka and Steuben, delaying traffic
on the line almost two days. There is
opportunity for road bed improvement
on that much neglected branch of the
st. Paul system.
George Esch of Snarta has taken
up his work at Was lgton as private
secretary 50 his brother, Congressman
John j. Es.h George has been edito.
Of the Monroe Coanty Democrat the