Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-02

at Sparta.
VIM. Shredder spent Thursday with
friends at Sparta.
Vincent Rabbit is home from few
days visit at La Fargo.
Misses Ada Graves and Faye Smith
visited friends at Sparta.
ATTEND the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Miss Cora Hagen spent Thursday
with her parents at Westby.
Sam Lilhs, specialist in fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing.
Byron Yakey of La Fargo is trans
acting business here for a few days.
Arthur Osen spent portion of last
week with his parents near Milwaukee.
Amos Schroeder visited his sister,
Mrs. VIM. Groves of this city Thursday.
Rev. H. Smeby entertained a party
of young men at the parsonage, Thurs
day.
Mrs. John johnson of Sparta is
guest at the home of Geo. johnson in
this city.
Mabel Mitby of Westby visited her
friend Alma Nelson Wednesday and
Thursday.
Col and Mrs. C. E. Morley enter
tained small dinner party on Thanks
giving day.
Miss Nettie Anderson is employed
as saleslady in the Lindeman dry goods
department.
Miss Ida Patterson and Chas. An.
gel of Readstown were shoppers here
yesterday.
Go to Favor's harness shop when
yau want that new robe. He'll save
you money.
Wanted any kind of clover seed.
Highest price paid. Phone 1873. H. d.
Williams & Co.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are having a
good stove trade in both new and Sc
cond-hand goods.
Mrs. Gott went to Michigan to
spend Thanksgiving and a few days
with her daughter Amy.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law offices in the new First National
Bank bailding. second floor.
{ The United Lutheran choir went
Sundau to Cashton, where they sung for
confirmation exercises at that place.
Several of the young people at
tended the foot ball game between
Sparta and La Crosse at Sparta Thurs-
day.. -
&C. A. Morterud and Chairman M.
Brody of the town of Clinton were busi-
ness visitors at the county seat on Sat-
urday.
Stock tanks, tank heaters, gas
engine oil, gasoline, kerosene and all
kinds of lubricating oils at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
e. M. Morton of Richland Center
was here yesterday assisting in the
official canvass of the twenty-eighth
district for state senator.
and plush lined coats. The famous
Worthing & Alger make. Prices are
right The Blue Front store.
j. A. Mills of Coon Valley, was in
the city two or three days. Like the
morning westward tide ne will be swept
in that direction in the early spring.
Think of what it means! $l.25 for
The Weekly Inter-Ocean and Farmer
and the CENSOR for one year. It's a
special deal and it's for you.
Charley Mason has traded mis- farm
on Bishop Branch to B. G. Dinsiale FOR
his farm in Liberty, close 70 Rusk g
Corners, giving in exchange $1,000.
Not the largest stock of jewelry
you have ever seen, but the finest Be-
lection of Christmas goods, new styles,
best quality, and prices right. Give ne
call. Sam Lillis.
Our line of gloves and mittens is
unequaled. All kinds, from 10c to the
best hand sewed at S1.75. Yarn and
dress gloves, mittens of all styles.
The Blue Front Store.
"A change has been made in the
Thompson & Reynolds barber shop
whereby Mr.. Reynolds has acquired the
interest of Mr.. Thompson, who has
retired from the busiress.
The Whist club will be entertained
Friday evening, December 4, at Dyson
hall by Messrs. and Mesdames E w.
Hazen, d. o. Mahoney. Albon Linde-
mann, Miss Lncy Dawson and Jerry
Dawson.
Sparta and La Crosse high schools
measured strength at the Srsrta gridiron
Thanksgiving day, resulting in a victory
IL to 10 for Sparta. This gives the
Monroe county school a cain upon the
state championship.
LION OVERLOOK my lIle Vi sedSou-
able goods fresh from one of the lar
gest exclusive jewelry houses in this
country. Don't overlook my line, but
if you are in the market, look my stock
over Sam Lillis, jeweler.
County Clerk and Mrs. Berlie Moore
have taken possession of their new resi-
dence, slightly and commodious domi-
cile Immediately north of the court
house grounds and adjoining the home
of J. S. McKittrick on the west.
-Manley Norris and wife, who have
been appearing in the largest vaudeville
in this country, have been induced to
present their big musical corey d
act entitled, the Substitute" at the
Opera house, Saturday evening, Decem-
her 8. The press of the large cities
speak in the highest terms of the
Norrises.
The ball and basket party given by
the Third Regin ent band on Thanks
giving eve was well attended and great
" enioyed. Some of the boys paid a
pretty penny for the privilege of lunch
ing with their best girls, but it was in
tzIded that they should. That's what
the basket business meant money for
the band treasury.
Thanksgiving was very quiet day
in this city and given over to family
and neighhorhood gathering and feast
ing. Business places were an CLOSED