Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-16
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Band concert, NJ. E. church. FRI
day night.
For sleds and skates go to Town
er's store.
w. R. Patterson of Chaseb rg was
Saturday business visitor at the
county seat.
For hand painted china and fine
crockery for Christmas presents go to
j. Omundson's.
Ebert Wilkinson and Jake Chit
wood of Readstown were business
visitors in the city Friday.
Hand bags at wholesale. Genuine
bargains Can't be equalled. See
Rogers about them.
Buy your cement, plaster and Innate
at John E. Nuzum's lumber yard. He
handles only the best. Plenty on
hand.
Genuine leather ana alligator bags,
both smooth and horned; reasonable
prices for Christmas. The Blue Front
Store.
"Threadeasy" sewing mach hine
needles are a necessity to women who
sew. See daily demonstrations at Tow
ner's.
Bring in your watches, clocks and
jewelry to Sam Lillis for quick returns
and best results. Engraving free.
Sam Lillis.
We frame pictures artistic ally.
Bring in your orders in season, so that
we may properly fill them. Otteson &
Steanberg.
Mrs. Mary Ingersoll of Wishek.
North Dakota, is at home for visit
during the winter with her father, ].
j. Wilsey.
Z The Lindemann dep; rtnlent store
installed new heating plant in the
basement of the business place, a mod
ern heater and f'Zel savel.
We can furnish a limited amount
of special Christmas ice cream in quart
bricks. Orders must be received not
later than Monday The Optimo.
Misses Thea and Josephine Thomp-
son have closed their millinery store at
La Fargo for the season and will spend
few weeks at the parental home.
Prof G.. Anfin, the noted clairvoy-
ant and palmst, is in the city at the
Park Hotel, room 30, and may be con
suited on all past, present and future
--Afar off you get the fragrance, but
you get the perfumes at johnson s drug
store. A large bottle lasts all through
1909. New kinds, and old favorites, all
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Mork will leave
in few days for Cartersville, Iowa,
near where they will spend two weeks
visiting with the family of Walter
Hutchson.
We have everything in jewelry,
watches, clocks, cut glass and china.
Don't fail to come in before buying,
for you will get bargain. Engraving
free. j. w. Lucas, jeweler.
With each 10 cent purchase of
candy you get one chance to draw
beautiful pound box of Gunther's S best
candy. Drawing takes place Christmas
eve at Thompson's grocery.
Success, Woman's Home Compan-
ion, Review of Reviews, and McClure's
all for So. so. May be sent to separate
addresses. Magazines make fine Christ
mas presents. H. L. Rayner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Newlun of
Valley announced the engagement of
their daughter, Mayme G. to Mr.. Ar
thur G. Wade of Toledo, Iowa. Mar
riage is to take place in near future.
No other gift at the same cost will
contribute so much pleasure and com
fort as a Bissell "Cyco" bearing carpet
sweeper, See our complete and beau
tiful assortment. Prices 81. 80 to S4.00.
Wig & 0mundson.
Don't buy your Christmas candies
until you see our line, both in bulk and
noNkaDn Mo
Remember you get chance to draw
the large box to be given away Christ
mas eve at Thompson's grocery.
The new way-Today it is the prac-
tice In making Christmas purchases to
select the useful rather than the mere
iy ornamental. We believe this is
wise plan. To meet this demand we
have made special endeavor to provide
throughout the store just such things
as will please the man or boy. Our
store abounds in useful present such
as will be appreciated. The Blu, Front
Store.
A linotype machine is the latest adj
dition to the composing rooms of the
Tomah Monitor Herald. Wells q Son,
the publishers, are to be congratulated
upon the improved appearance in their
paper ana l0e duQllluDdl EGHo uIablSi
manifest All country publishers in
the near future, will recognize the ad-
vantages of machine composition over
hand-set type, in these times of labor
saving devices and red-hot competition.
At this time of year. members of
each household spend more hours at the
family fireside, and bv reading become
in closer touch with the outside world.
In this connection the CENSOR extends
an invitation to members of its family
at points distant to send US letters for
publication, telling the other children
where you are, what you are doing,
and why you are happy. These letters
from our distant subscribers has alEavs
made the CENSOR the popular family
new spaper that it is.
Thomas Edwards returned from the
west some time ago after an absence
of several years. He has lived for
long time with one lung, one having
been permanently damaged by tuber-
cular disease. Recently he submitted
to an operation for appendicitis. After
a partial recovery, he was attacked
with stomach trouble in the most dis
tressing form, which bafRed the best
efforts Of physicians until he started to
take treatment from Dr.. McElwee last
month. Mr. Edwards IS making spr
prising improvements under the AadI-
a NFErr